National and Territorial Sea Cadet Corps
- Australia:
- Australian Navy Cadets formed from the Australian Naval Reserve Cadet Corps and the Navy League Sea Cadet Corps
- Navy League Sea Cadet Corps
- Belgium: Royal Belgian Sea Cadet Corps
- Bermuda: Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps
- Canada:
- Navy League Wrennette Corps
- Royal Canadian Sea Cadets
- Navy League Cadet Corps (Canada)
- Germany:
- National cadets of Germany
- Hong Kong: Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps
- India: Sea Cadet Corps (India)
- Japan: Junior Sea Friends' Federation of Japan
- Korea: Sea Explorers of Korea
- Netherlands:
- Sea Cadet Corps The Netherlands (Zeekadetkorps Nederland)
- New Zealand:
- New Zealand Sea Cadet Corps
- Sea Cadet Association of New Zealand, the supporters group for the NZSCC
- Russia: Young Mariners League of Russia
- Singapore: Singapore National Cadet Corps (Sea)
- South Africa: Sea Cadet Corps (South Africa)
- Sweden:
- Sjövärnskårernas Riksförbund
- (Sea Cadet Corps (Sweden)|Swedish Sea Cadet Corps Association)
- United Kingdom:
- Girls' Nautical Training Corps
- Sea Cadets (Formally known as the 'Sea Cadet Corp' in the UK, the first such named organisation in the world. Renamed and re-branded to 'Sea Cadets' in 2011)
- Marine Society & Sea Cadets – parent charity of the Sea Cadet Corps, following the merger of the Sea Cadet Association and the Marine Society
- United States: United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps
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