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Trainings

Trainings are an integral part of the Sea Cadet program.  Throughout the year, Cadets learn and experience much as a unit through coursework, trips, drills and more - all of this is in preparation for Summer and Winter Trainings.  This is where Cadets get to spend 24/7 learning everything from medical field ops to scuba diving. 

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Recruit Training and League Orientation Training

Before any cadet can attend Advanced Trainings, they must first attend boot camp. For Sea Cadets, that is called "Recruit Training" and for League Cadets that is called "League Orientation Training."

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Recruit Training is required for Sea Cadets to advance in rank whereas League Orientation is not required - however League Cadets who do not attend Orientation training cannot attend any other trainings. 

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Where can I find trainings?

Trainings are listed on the Sea Cadet Homeport webpage accessed through the Quarterdeck portal. The Summer trainings begin being posted in late Spring, whereas Winter trainings opportunities typically are posted mid-Fall.  You can search by training type or location.  For Recruit and Orientation, you can sort those out as well. 

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Review the list, take a look at the date of the trainings and click on the "Details" button to learn more. Some trainings require portions of the BMR to be completed before the Cadet reports in at training - so pay close attention!  

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It is the Cadet's responsibility to cover travel costs to attend trainings.  All other costs (food, housing, and any special equipment) is covered by the training fee shown.  

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When you have found the training you would like to attend, register through the Parent Portal. 

SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR VIRTUAL TRAININGS

Online Trainings - If you are signed up for an online training:

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1. Check the training Details tab in under the specific training you are registered in the Trainings List and download the syllabus for your course. The syllabus will give you information on any technological needs or special software you might need to download.

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2.  Visit the Online Training Command site for more information on the trainings.

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3. After you have been approved by the COTC of the training, you should receive instructions from them on how to start your course. 

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