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What's it all about

Why would you want to join the Australian Army Cadets (AAC)? Well, there are lots of reasons.

For a start, you get to go camping, abseiling, boating and learn to properly use firearms. Apart from getting involved in all kinds of action and adventures, you'll also make heaps of new friends.

Joining the Army Cadets is your chance to experience a really awesome time by getting into some adventurous activities conducted in a military setting. There are more than 16,000 Army cadets based in 232 units around Australia, so there's sure to be a unit near you.

As a cadet, you'll learn to be confident, self sufficient and willing to 'have a go'. It's your opportunity to discover new challenges and have some unbelievable fun. You'll also learn to lead others and work as a member of a team. You'll be able to do things for yourself and help your friends learn too. Cadet life is physical but not risky - and you won't have to be a superwoman or superman. Qualified and experienced cadet officers will instruct you. Safety is always a top priority.

Australian Army Cadets has strong links to the Australian Army, but cadets are not part of the Army. And there is absolutely no expectation for you to join the military or go to war.

What Will I Gain?

As an Army cadet, you'll get to explore your full potential, develop confidence, self-discipline, learn a range of skills, make friends and along the way have some serious fun. The skills and experience you learn from Army cadets will stay with you for life.

"When I first joined cadets I was very shy and wouldn't talk much. Now, if you ever get the chance to meet me, I can't be quiet. I'm a lot more self confident about who I am and my strengths and weaknesses. Cadets teaches us how to embrace your strengths and develop your weaknesses."

"Cadets has given me so much!!!!!!! Such things as friends, leadership skills, communication skills and a First Aid Certificate just to name a few. It is so beneficial to everyone."

  .......... from the Official National Site

 

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