Cadet Leader
Kent Police
Support young people from all backgrounds and abilities between the ages 13 and 18.
Our cadet leaders are vital in running and preparing our cadet programme, and in encouraging and guiding young people. Becoming a cadet leader is deeply rewarding as you will get to see the cadets develop into confident, outstanding members of the community. There's also opportunities for cadet leaders to develop their own skills and leadership qualities. With nearly 500 cadets in ten units across Kent, the cadet programme is one of the county’s largest voluntary youth organisations.
Advice, Information & Support,Community Work,Teaching & Training,Volunteer Management,Under 16 Volunteering
Managing People, Outdoor Work, Organising & Planning, Talking To Others, Listening, Leadership
You do not need to have a policing background to become a cadet leader. We welcome applications from those with non-policing backgrounds, but are looking for someone with the following qualities: - a respect for race and diversity - non-judgemental attitude - commitment to confidentiality - good listening and communication skills - experience of supporting young people - confidence, commitment, flexibility and enthusiasm - ability to motivate others - able to lead a team and maintain discipline - good leadership skills
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Kent
Ashford, Canterbury, Dover, Folkestone, Gravesend, Maidstone, Medway, Sittingbourne, Swanley, Thanet, Tonbridge
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