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Do RAF cadets get paid?

Do RAF cadets get paid?

Cadets may be required to pay towards some activities, for example an annual camp might be £40 – a small amount considering what’s involved. Most squadrons also charge subscriptions of around approximately £10 per month to cover running costs, transport etc.

What age does air cadets go up to?

You can join when you’re between 13, or 12 if you’re already in year 8 at school, and usually leave when you’re 20. The latest age you can joing is before your 17th birthday.

What was an RAF Class F reservist?

Typically a pre-war reserve had the card stamped either Militia or “F in a circle (Class F Reserve)” to denote eligiblity for mobilisation on outbreak of war. That card does not have the stamp.

Do you have to be fit for air cadets?

Do I need to be really fit? We like our volunteers to be reasonably fit so they can join in the physical activities, but other qualities are equally important. We need people who can deal with paperwork and homesick cadets at camp just as much as someone who can hike across the hills with them.

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How much do air cadets get paid?

Do Air Cadets receive pay? Air Cadets are not paid during the year, however Cadets have an opportunity to earn training bonuses for summer courses. In addition, some Cadets have an opportunity to work at summer training centres.

What does VR mean in RAF?

Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve

Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Type Volunteer Reserve
Website Royal Air Force Reserves
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RAF Ensign

Can you be an RAF reserve pilot?

With masses of flight hours under their belts, AirTanker Sponsored Reservist pilots are also leading on aircraft-type training, drawing on their extensive experience in commercial airlines and in many individual cases, also with the RAF.

Is air cadets part of the army?

Do air cadets have to join the military? The Air Cadets is not a recruiting organisation, and cadets will not be expected to join the military or face any pressure to do so.

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How often do cadets meet?

The age limits for 146 Squadron are currently 12 (Year 8) if joining in March and 13 (Year 9) if joining in October. The upper age is 17 years old. 13 years old is slightly higher than other units, because of the way Northwich Squadron integrates with the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.