Cadets will be given the opportunity to pursue specialist areas of their choice, and will be expected to take greater responsibility in the support and training of newer cadets. Senior cadets will also get to participate in a variety of extra activities, such as abseiling or snorkelling days, for example. Communications and Navigation Cadets will be introduced to much of the Unit's equipment upon completion of their Recruit Course. They will be given introductory courses using our CB Radio communications system, as well as map reading, compass navigation, and the use of our state of the art GPS Receiver. Further Promotion They can become eligible for further promotion, eventually leading to positions such as Ranger First Class, Section Leader, Deputy Cadet Unit Leader, and on.
Leadership training is provided for cadets as they reach, or aspire to, such positions.
Rafting on the Collie River, Caving at Yanchep and Snorkelling at Rottnest Island. Regional Camps involving Cadet Units from other schools around Western Australia also feature in the programme. One of our major activities, at times, is our involvement in community projects, particularly those with conservational benefit. Volunteer work for and with various organisations is another aspect of the cadets' work in this area. The projects are selected by the cadets, then planned and carried out.