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about us.
The Turks and Caicos Islands Cadet Corps is a National Voluntary Youth Organization. It is sponsored by the Ministry of Education, with assistance from the Royal Turks and Caicos Police Force. The Turks and Caicos Islands Cadet Corps provides challenging military style, adventurous and community activities.
Our role is to train cadets in land, marine, aeronautical navigation, military skills, citizenship and police duties. We promote and instill the core values of leadership,virtue, discipline, volunteerism and patriotism through training in: Infantry, Band, Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards and Sea cadets. The Cadet Corps is open to any high school student between the ages of 12 to 18.
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Training & Programs
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Army Cadets
The TCI Cadet Corps training programme is patterned off the UK Army Proficiency Certificate Syllabus.
Marine Cadets
Marine Cadets will participate in many sea activities all while pursuing regular cadet training.
Band Cadets
Band Cadets gain the opportunity to learn and play music. Cadets perform at events both at home and abroad.
D of E Program
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is one of the world's most popular development programs for youths aged 14-25.
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LATEST NEWS
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By Bensly Pierre According to a recent post by the Turks and Caicos Islands Governor's Office On June 12, 2020 :Lieutenant Colonel Ennis Grant has been appointed as the first commanding officer of the TCI Regiment.The commandant has already started...
By Bensly Pierre THE WINNER HAS BEEN CHOSEN The wait is over?. The results are in from our writing competition.The aim of this competition was for cadets??♂️ to highlight the uniqueness of there company through a 200 word essay entitled...
The Story Behind It UK's Defence Attaché Visits TCI Cadet Corps By Bensly Pierre Nearly one month after the TCI cadet Corps received a vistit from the Cumbria Army Cadet Force (ACF), the cadets received a visit from the UK's...
By Olivia Rose A TEAM from the Cumbria Army Cadet Force in the United Kingdom visited the TCI this week to discuss an upcoming exchange programme. In July the force will send 12 cadets and four adult volunteers to the...