Army Cadet Achievement, Teamwork and Citizenship Award (SCQF Level 4) || Awards Network

About Army Cadets

For action and adventure, fun and friendship, the Army Cadets is hard to beat. With 41,000 cadets (aged 12-18) and 9,500 adults in over 1,600 locations in every corner of the United Kingdom, the ACF is one of the country’s largest voluntary youth organisations. It is also one of the oldest tracing its history back to 1859.

Many young people are missing out on the challenges and adventures that could transform their lives but joining the Army Cadets can change that. We welcome boys and girls (aged over 12 and in at least year eight / S1 at school) of all abilities and backgrounds. When they join us we encourage them to learn more, do more and try more. We inspire them to aim high and pursue their goals, no matter what they aim to do in life.

Some of our activities have a military theme, others have more of a community focus but they all inspire young people to challenge their limits, become more independent, confident and able to step up to any challenge.

The Army Cadets is one of four cadet organisations sponsored and supported by the Ministry of Defence, the others being the Combined Cadet Force, the Sea Cadets and the RAF Air Cadets. Although they are sponsored by the Ministry of Defence there is no obligation on cadets to join the Armed Forces.

Why this award?

The Army Cadet Achievement, Teamwork and Citizenship Award has been developed thrpugh Lowland Reserve RFCA specifically to enhance the employability of young people across Scotland by showcasing their skills and learning to future employers. It has been credit rated by SQA, which also awards the qualification in partnership with Lowland RFCA. This means that the award is listed on a young person’s National Record of Achievement alongside their school and college qualifications.

It has been designed to reflect the Army Cadets 2 Star syllabus and showcase this crucial learning to employers, colleges and universities. It sits at level 4 on the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework and is worth 20 credits.

Who is it for?

Members of the Army Cadets completing the 2 Star syllabus

What time commitment is required?

9 to 12 months

Is the award externally accredited?

This is an SQA customised award, credit-rated at SCQF Level 5

Case study: Benefits of Cadets SQA awards

Provider: Army Cadets

Budget:

For Ages: 13 - 15

Time to Complete: 12 Months

Opportunities:

Volunteering
Youth Work
Get Outdoors
Making friends
Adventure
Achievement
Develop my CV
Help get into College or Uni
Gain new skills
Physical Activity

Type of Involvement:

Overnight
With Others
Join a group

Award Recognition:

Certificate of Achievement
To build skills and experience
SCQF Credit rated
Scottish Qualifications Certificate
Qualifications Authority Accredited

Meeting Frequency: Ad Hoc

Interested?

Contact SQA Co-ordinator on , or send an email.

Army Cadets Army Cadet Achievement, Teamwork and Citizenship Award (SCQF Level 4)

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