International Sea Cadet Association - Constituent Sea Cadet Corps and Organisations

Constituent Sea Cadet Corps and Organisations

  • Australian Navy Cadets
  • Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps
  • Deutsche Marine-Jugend e.V. (Sea Cadet Corps of Germany)
  • Hong Kong Sea Cadets Corps
  • Junior Sea Friends' Federation of Japan
  • Royal Belgian Sea Cadet Corps
  • Sea Cadet Association of New Zealand
  • Sea Cadet Corps of India
  • Sea Cadet Corps of the United Kingdom
  • Sea Explorers of Korea
  • Singapore National Cadet Corps (Sea)
  • Sjovarnskarernas Riksforbund (Swedish Sea Cadet Corps Association)
  • South African Sea Cadet Corps
  • The Navy League of Canada
  • United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps
  • Young Mariners League of Russia
  • Zeekadetkorps Nederland (Sea Cadet Corps of the Netherlands)
  • Zimbabwe Sea Cadet Corps
Naval Cadet organizations
International
  • International Sea Cadet Association
Australia
  • Australian Navy Cadets
  • Navy League Sea Cadet Corps (former)
Belgium
  • Royal Belgian Sea Cadet Corps
Bermuda
  • Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps
Canada
  • Royal Canadian Sea Cadets
  • Canadian Navy League Cadet Corps
  • Navy League Wrennette Corp (former)
Hong Kong
  • Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps
The Netherlands
  • Netherlands Sea Cadet Corps
New Zealand
  • New Zealand Sea Cadet Corps
  • Sea Cadet Association of New Zealand
United Kingdom
  • Sea Cadet Corps
  • Marine Society & Sea Cadets
  • Girls' Nautical Training Corps (former)
United States of America
  • United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps

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