Australian Army Cadets Who Are We The AAC is a personal development program for young people conducted by the Australian Defence Force in cooperation with the community which benefits the Nation by developing an individuals capacity to contribute to society fostering an interest in Defence For ID: 772166
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Australian Army Cadets
Who Are We? The AAC is a personal development program for young people, conducted by the Australian Defence Force in cooperation with the community, which benefits the Nation by developing an individual's capacity to contribute to society, fostering an interest in Defence Force careers, and developing ongoing support for Defence
The AAC is a leading national youth development organisation, with the character and values of the Australian Army, founded on a strong community partnership, fostering and supporting an ongoing interest in the Australian Army. Our Vision
Our Values The Australian Army Cadets adopts the values of the Australian Army - Courage, Initiative, Respect and Teamwork - to empower youth to achieve their potential.
What do we do? Drill and C eremonial parades Fieldcraft Use of Service Firearms Navigation First Aid Abseiling Watermanship And many more
The Criteria to join Be a resident of Australia; turn 13 years of age anytime in the year that you intend to enrol in the AAC, or already be aged 13 years or older; not have reached the age of 17 years; Not be a member of the Australian Navy Cadets, the Australian Air Force Cadets, or the Australian Defence Force; Be available to attend the majority of the activities conducted by the Army Cadet Unit that you wish to join; Agree to abide by the AAC Code of Conduct; Complete an application form (and have it signed by your parent/s or guardian/s), and complete any other forms required by the AAC (such as emergency contact details, health declaration, etc ); Have your application accepted by the Army Cadet Unit Officer Commanding.
How do I join? To join you must meet the criteria stated previous. Then you should contact your local Army Cadet Unit to discuss with the unit staff your desire to join, and obtain the AAC Application for Enrolment and other documents.
Local Cadet Units 59 ACU: Located at The Rockingham Training Depot, 127 Dixon Road in Rockingham (postcode is 6168) Phone number is 04 3460 5755 and email is 59ACU@cadetnet.gov.au Parades on Wednesdays 1830 to 2130 504 ACU: Located at John Tonkin Collage, Gibla St Mandurah (postcode is 6210) Phone number is 0412 929 032 (private) email 504ACU@cadetnet.gov.au Parades on Wednesdays 1800 to 2100
More Information https://www.armycadets.gov.au/