Vacancies
County Deputy Cadet Commandant | Lincolnshire Army Cadet Force
Applications are invited for the position of Deputy Commandant Lincolnshire ACF, based at County Headquarters, Sabraon Barracks, Lincoln. The post will become available on 02 May 2024, the successful applicant will be appointed upon completion of the process to allow for a structured handover form the current incumbent. The successful applicant will report to the County Commandant.
The post is a voluntary appointment for an initial three-year tenure, extendable thereafter up to a maximum of two years if agreed by the RPoC Commander and the incumbent and considered as being in the best interests of the cadet movement.
Interested applicants are asked to submit a covering letter with personal statement outlining skills and suitability for the role, via email to colin.england879@mod.gov.uk no later than 12 noon on Friday 26 April 2024.
It is envisaged that the Selection Board will take place between 29 April and 24 May 2024.
Senior Volunteer Application and CV Form
Cadet Force Adult Volunteers
Adult Volunteers are vital for the running of the Army Cadet Force, Royal Air Force Air Cadets, and Sea Cadets. We are always keen to find new adults to help us, both female and male, and no military experience is necessary, only the wish to help in the development of young people.
Army, Air and Sea Cadets are youth organisations offering young people between 12 and 18 the opportunity to have fun, adventure and make friends whilst learning – military skills, shooting, survival techniques, kayaking, rock-climbing, hill walking, mountain biking and much more. They have great summer camps at home and overseas plus the opportunity to gain some very useful qualifications. They also contribute to their local communities by helping with worthwhile projects and by raising money for a wide array of charities.
As an Adult Volunteer in your spare time, enabling Cadets to learn new skills, overcome fears or difficulties and become responsible citizens is incredibly rewarding. Being an Instructor also gives you a chance to develop your own strengths such as leadership skills, team building and confidence – and you can gain vocational qualifications up to Master’s degree level in various management and training courses.
The best people to tell you more are the Cadet Force Adult Volunteers themselves. You can find your local branch and their contact details through the following websites:
Army Cadet Force: https://armycadets.com/find-a-detachment/
Royal Air Force Air Cadets: https://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/find-a-squadron/
Sea Cadets: https://www.sea-cadets.org/units
Any questions, please email: em-enquiries@rfca.mod.uk
