What cadets is about?

Answer 1

A Cadet is a student in a military school or military studies. In most cases, the cadet is learning the basics knowledge of military discipline and upon graduation will proceed into a military career and/or an advanced promotion.

Military Academies, such as West Point, refer to their students as "cadets". Upon graduation, the cadets receive a commission as an Officer.

A person who joins the army is referred to as a "recruit". He is taught the basic military skills to function in combat. Graduation from basic training does not usually result in a promotion.

Cadets can also be an After-school activity which can be both Non-military and Military based Cadet organizations in both the UK and the US, usually the age ranges are 11-19 with some exceptions of 22-years-old. In Military based Cadets you will experience weekends and weeks full of adventure and fun, Cadets will get a change on getting promoted, shoot, maybe fly, visit a naval ship or have a ride in a tank!

Answer 2

Cadets have the chance to shoot, fly, ride in a tank and have weekends away to do some Adventure based activities, Joining a Military Cadet organisation DOES NOT mean you have to join that specific branch of the military or the military at all. it is all completely your choice, you will also have a chance of getting promoted and a chance of being awarded prestigious awards.

Answer 3

Cadets is about giving young people some structure and discipline in their lives. For young people who intend to join the military, cadets is a beginning. -If you don't like cadets, you will definitely not like the military.

Answer 4

There's Sea Cadets, Army Cadets, Air Cadets and Marine Cadets and various other non-military cadet organizations.

Answer 5

A cadette is a (rarely used) feminine form of the word "cadet", a student at a military school.