RT-UT-2201 Recruit Training Information
Mission
NSCC Recruit Training is designed to foster personal growth in the areas of character, courage, and professional competence for newly enrolled cadets.
Goals
The goals of the training are to ensure the cadet feels comfortable when in a military uniform situation, to develop self-confidence in the individual’s role as a Sea Cadet, and to instill a sense of pride in one’s accomplishment upon successful completion of the training. Modeled after the US Navy recruit training curriculum, NSCC recruit training serves as the cornerstone for the successful completion of all follow-on NSCC training, ensuring each cadet feels comfortable training onboard any service component base, station, or ship including MARAD platforms. Safety, security, and responsibility for shipmates are also enhanced through a variety of watchstanding assignments, frequent musters ensuring cadet accountability, and general first aid and safety training. Learned in recruit training, these characteristics carry through to all follow-on NSCC training.
Purpose
Recruit training is the cadet’s introduction to military routine and discipline and is the first step toward advancing in the Sea Cadet Program. Cadets normally spend 14 days learning basic Navy subjects, elementary seamanship, basic damage control, and physical fitness. It is the unit Commanding Officer’s responsibility to ensure that cadets are prepared medically, physically, and psychologically prior to attending Recruit Training.
Training Details
Staff Cadets must be PO2 or above.
- Read information letter
- Register in Magellan.
- Upload NSCTNG001 to Magellan
- PAY ONLINE
- Escort Officers complete the NSCTNG002 and NSCTNG 025 and upload them to Magellan.
- Cadets traveling from outside Utah need to complete the travel information sheet at the end of the information letter and email it to xo@utahseacasdets.us