Cadet

is a perfect program to gain such skills while Profession Officer Course cadets and cadre drill and ready us for field…

notorious author Dr. Seuss. I believe that if I would not have volunteered to be Mrs. Little’s cadet teacher I would not have opened my eyes to the education pathway. Though it may not be a perfect fit for me it is definitely one I should consider. I learned a lot from m experienced and I enjoyed working with students. I liked being able to help them understand the relationships that occur in science. While cadet teaching I was able to participate in the classroom, enjoyed working with the…

Being a cadet teacher has helped me make a final decision about my career path. I absolutely love helping the second graders and helping Mrs. Landis. My favorite part about being a cadet teacher is how the students look up to you and watching how they progress over time. I know every student on a personal level and it is amazing to connect with them. I love every one of my students. I perform several tasks within the classroom and interact with the students by helping them do work. Mrs. Landis…

Canada's culture and its history. I am always trying to be a better citizen of this nation and am working diligently towards it. First of all, I love to try out new activities, clubs, and teams. One of them is Air Cadets (Royal Canadian Air Cadet). Well, the Air Cadets is a program (for youth between ages 12-18) where we are involved in serving the community. We would often host fundraising events such as, tagging (selling poppies for Remembrance Day), collecting electronic waste for…

mind for innovation, and good timing, preparation and execution. All of these are great qualities to have, but in order to become a successful USMA cadet and Army officer, one needs to have character, leadership, discipline, loyalty, intelligence, and dedication. I believe that one needs to have character in order to become a successful USMA cadet and Army officer. Character is made up of many other traits, and each small trait is used as a building block in the construction of the…

will make an impact on the Cadet Wing next year by demonstrating self-management, commitment, competence, and courage. Already having these skill will make it easier for me to lead my class of cadets, and build my path to a successful future. I plan to engage as many cadets as possible into providing more services concerning veterans. This is a top priority to me because, I love my country and I believe veterans deserved to be honored in every way possible to man. Nevertheless, I will to be a…

with determining the job satisfaction and the attitudes of the employees of the Cadet Uniform Factory. During the initial overview conducted by Wizard Consultants it was discovered that the satisfaction of the employees of the Cadet Uniform Factory tend to waver and was targeted as the number one problem to be targeted by Wizard Consultants. Wizard Consultants were able to sit down with the management of the Cadet Uniform Factory to discuss the problematic areas that are leading to the…

Jrotc should matter to cadets because it’s a class motivate young people to become a better citizen. Becoming a better citizen is something you should or want to look forward too. In Jrotc you learn a lot you learn how to become a good leader and becoming a better person and a lot of other stuff. Cadets should matter about Jrotc because it not only helps you with school it helps you with real life situations.` JROTC has made impacts on student’s and now they are succeeding. Jrotc helped me…

Pendleton. A few months back I joined the US Naval Sea Cadet Corps. It was something new to me. Everything was modeled after the regulations of the US Navy, even down to their uniforms—Just a few patches discerned the difference between us. I later found out it was the only band of its kind in the nation. I thought to myself, what have I gotten into? The next two months of preparation were intense. I learned all the regulations and standards of the Sea Cadet Corps and their music repertoire. I…

about two years for this instant to come and here it is: Being accepted into the Cadet Wing. With over fifty days of basic, a whole year spent preparing me to be a respectable cadet at the preparatory school; I was finally getting those shoulder boards I’ve desperately wanted more than anything. And as my Flight Commander and Element Leader pinned them on, there was an underlying feeling of despair. I knew that Basic Cadet Training was the “easy” part. With that ending it could only mean one…