 The Royal Canadian Sea Cadet program is a youth program delivered by the Department of National Defence, in partnership with the Navy League of Canada. The Sea Cadet Program is open to youth between the ages of 12 and 18. Sea Cadets learn valuable skills that help with their transition to adulthood. They come out of the program as self-aware, self-sufficient leaders with an invested interest in their communities and the skills to actively contribute to society in meaningful ways. Throughout their training, Sea Cadets learn about teamwork, problem-solving, and effective communication, and participate in activities to improve their communities, all through the lens of a maritime focus. Free of cost, cadets can participate in naval activities and training, while gaining certifications, boating licenses, first aid, and access to multiple summer camps and jobs, nationally and internationally. This is all funded by the Government of Canada. You are invited to attend an online information sessions on Friday June 14th at 6:30 PM, and on Sunday June 16th at 12:00 PM for parents and youth to learn more about the program. Click on the links below to join a meeting JUNE 14 INFO SESSION JUNE 16 INFO SESSION  Comments are closed.
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