Army Cadet Force in
Northern Ireland
There are 1800 Army Cadets in Northern Ireland
in two Cadet battalions, each consisting of
four companies, comprising 69 detachments located
throughout the Province. Their Charter is to
inspire young people to achieve success in life
with a spirit of service to the Queen, their
Country and their local community, and to develop
in them the qualities of a good citizen.
The Army Cadet Force (ACF) is a national, voluntary
youth organisation sponsored by the Army, for
boys and girls aged 13-18 years old.
The ACF aims to provide young people with opportunities
and training to build their skills and confidence
and enable them to become responsible, caring
citizens.
Adult Instructors
It's also for adults who want to contribute
as voluntary youth leaders. No previous military
experience is required. If you are interested
in becoming an adult instructor call 028 9066
5024 or click
here to visit the Army Cadet Force website.
A Positive Attitude
The Army Cadet Force breeds confidence, encouraging
the development of one-on-one interpersonal
skills by putting cadets through a structured,
demanding and rewarding programme.
Activities include:
