Interested in Joining? – Recruitment Night Monday 12th September 2011!

One of the Largest Youth Organisations in the UK.

We have our quarterly recruit intake night happening on the 12th September 2011, the joining instructions are as follows:

Please respond to 220@aircadets.org if you intend on attending.

Time: Starting 1900hrs, finishing 2145hrs on Monday 12th September 2011.

Location: Behind Westminster Lodge swimming pool, St. Albans. Follow the long road down to the athletics track car park, we are in the top left corner. There is no need to pay and display between the hours of a normal cadet night. There are three buildings in the area, one belongs to us, the other two are sea and army cadets.

Kit: We recommend that you wear comfortable cloths that you don’t mind getting dirty, the first night will involve a general introduction and  “Ice-breaking” exercises that may involve moving and using adventure training equipment.

On Arrival: Please walk into the building and introduce yourself to the staff in the main office (Follow the signs). We have both uniformed and civilian staff (all CRB checked by the Royal Air Force) who can answer any questions you may have. Parents/guardians can the leave the new recruits in our care until the end of the night.

Medication: If you have any medical conditions, please inform the staff upon arrival, also please ensure you carry any medication (ie. inhaler or epi-pen) with you and make us aware of where you keep it.

If you have any questions about the evening please feel free to contact us at 220@aircadets.org or visit our squadron website at www.220atc.org.uk

We look forward to seeing you on the 12th!

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* To promote and encourage among young people a practical interest in aviation and the Royal Air Force.

* To provide training which will be useful in the Services and civilian life.

* To foster the spirit of adventure and develop qualities of leadership and good citizenship.

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