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NZCF Officer Graduation 

SQNLDR Young receives his Degree.

Graduation Day

It is not just cadets who achieve within the NZ Cadet Forces. Recently NZCF Squadron Leader T. W. Young graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Management from Otago University.

Squadron Leader Young commented that his achievements within this organisation were a major contributing factor to his acceptance into the degree programme. These included completing the Commissioning, the Instructional Techniques and Training Management, and Command Courses as well as experience gained as a Unit Commander. Through his NZCF involvement he also gained the National Certificate in Adult Education and Training (Level 4) as well as the NZCF Certificate in Training and Management (Level 4)

Squadron Leader Young would encourage all officers to take advantage of the training courses offered within the NZCF because you can never tell what doors may open for you.

At a Glance

Sea Cadets rowing one of their boats

Sea Cadet Corps

 "Messing about in boats" is all part of the fun of being in a Sea Cadet Corps unit.

A cadet uses a swing bridge to cross a river

NZ Cadet Corps

Serving with a NZ Cadet Corps unit gives you the chance to get into out-of-the-way places

Cadets prepare a glider for launching

Air Training Corps

The opportunity to go gliding attracts a lot of young people into the Air Training Corp.

Headquarters, New Zealand Cadet Forces

Headquarters

NZ Cadet Forces are commanded from a Wellington Headquarters