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Volunteer spotlight: Communications Team
MSSC’s Communications Team is proud to help our volunteers be the best possible ambassadors for our organisation – bringing their unit’s stories to life and enhancing their profile and reputation
So you want to be an…executive chef at a top restaurant?
Former sea cadet Daniel Heffy has worked in several Michelin-starred restaurants and was selected to represent the North West on the BBC’s ‘Great British Menu’. Now Executive Chef at NORD in Liverpool, he has a reputation for producing exceptional cuisine from local and seasonal ingredients
Course spotlight: Arts Award
We’re celebrating an exciting new chapter of creative discovery with the launch of the Arts Award Explore course for Junior Sea Cadets
Essential guidance on water safety
The water supports so many of the activities we love, but can be dangerous to even the strongest swimmer – with 400 people drowning in the UK each year. So, keep this vital advice in mind whenever you enter the water (with or without Sea Cadets) and share your water safety knowledge with friends and family.
The Sea Cadets guide to drill
Good drill is at the heart of Sea Cadets’ community presence and is crucial for developing self-discipline, confidence and morale. As we approach the peak of drill competition season, we take tips and advice from two of 2025’s national champions: Petty Officer Cadet Charlie of Poole Unit (Best Squad Commander and Unarmed Squad) and Able Cadet Charlie of Warsash Unit (Commander of the winning Continuity Team).
Course spotlight: Navigation
This nautical discipline is a vital skill for all our cadets to understand to ensure their safety on the water
Volunteer spotlight: Training Delivery Team
The delivery of the beyond-unit Sea Cadets Experience relies on thousands of amazing volunteers – and our Training Delivery Team is proud to support their work
Careers: How to become a Royal Navy Logistics Officer
Lt Shaun Omoregbee RN, 21, is a former First Sea Lord’s Cadet and now volunteers with Greenwich Unit in addition to his exciting Navy career
The Sea Cadets guide to public speaking
Being a good public speaker can bring many benefits and opportunities. And within Sea Cadets, getting your message across can help with promotions, teaching and leadership. We asked five accomplished cadet speakers for tips to transform your delivery and overall confidence
