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Our units accept children aged between 11 and 18 years old. However, if you are under the age requirement, you can speak with instructors about a potentially earlier start.

No, joining a cadet program does not mean you're required to join the armed forces. Cadets is a youth development program, not a recruitment tool, though it may inspire interest in military careers.

No prior military knowledge or fitness level is needed. Cadets are trained from the basics, and fitness improves gradually through regular activity.

Cadets participate in a mix of classroom learning, physical training, field exercises, drill, adventure activities, community service, and leadership training.

Since we are a non-profit organisation, our fees are currently at $160 per term, with equipment coming at an additional cost. However, if there is an issue with payments, you can speak with instructors about organising a payment plan or borrowing equipment from our Qstore for activities and camps.

Typically, cadets meet once or twice a week during the school year, with optional camps or events on weekends or during holidays. Commitment expectations are clearly outlined when joining.

Yes, cadet programs prioritize safety and supervision, and activities are led by trained adult volunteers or military personnel.

Cadets often helps students improve time management, focus, and discipline, which can positively impact academic performance.

Yes, cadet programs are open to all genders and promote equality in training, leadership opportunities, and activities.

Cadets gain leadership skills, confidence, discipline, fitness, teamwork, and often opportunities for scholarships, travel, and career exploration.