RCSCC Dundas

10 Market Street South Dundas, ON, 905-627-5622
Parading Virtually Tuesday Nights
​from 6:45pm
Due to COVID-19 regulations we are parading virtually on Zoom. 
​We are still accepting new cadets!  Please see our Joining Menu or email us at dundasseacadets@gmail.com for more information.  
The New Training Year is here!
We are inviting our returning Cadets to join us on Tuesday Sept 7 via Zoom at 1845hrs (Links were sent by email).
NEW CADETS, and those interested in the program, are welcome to join us one week later on Tuesday Sept 14 at 1845hrs.  

Contact the Corps by email for more information about the program and to request a link to our Training Nights.
Past Training Years
“Many people think of Cadets as preparation for a career in the military, but it is really about preparing for life;
about developing skills, the qualities and the confidence that will allow these young people to prosper and contribute to the Canada of tomorrow.”
                                                                                         – Senator Art Eggleton, former Minister of National Defence
PictureChris Hadfield: Former AirCadet
Learn more about some famous Canadians who were once a part of the Canadian Cadet Movement by clicking HERE!
What are YOU doing this summer?
Did you know Sea Cadets travel to different Training Centres across Canada to learn skills of various trades, many of which can be transferrable to life and jobs in their future?

The main training centre for our cadets is HMCS ONTARIO in Kingston, ON - however, depending on the cadets choice of course/trade, they may spend the summer at HMCS ACADIA in Nova Scotia, or HMCS QUADRA in British Columbia - or other local training centres in Ottawa.

A cadet gets to choose what courses they take over the summer.  Their first summer, they can take a 2 week General Training course, which gives them a good understanding of the various trades/courses they can specialize in the following years.  The trades available are:  Sailing (where a cadet achieves levels with the CYA, and can even achieve racing and instructor levels)... Seamanship (known as the real Naval trade)... Drill & Ceremonial... Sports & Fitness... Music... or Marksmanship.

All of the courses are fun and challenging!  And... unlike regular summer camps - cadets don't have to pay to attend these courses - they can earning training bonuses and come home with money in their pocket!

After the cadets turns 16, they can apply to be a staff cadet at these training centres - and get paid with a full time job for the summer - with free room and board!

So - Why haven't you joined Dundas Sea Cadets yet?

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