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National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (NCDCC) Cadet Lieutenants and Honorary Officers

National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (NCDCC) Cadet Lieutenants and Honorary Officers

The National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (NCDCC) Cadet Lieutenants and Honorary Officers schemes allow former NCDCC cadets to assist Teacher Officers to train current NCDCC cadets in secondary schools.

If you were an NCDCC cadet in secondary school or have expertise to contribute, you can give back by sharing your knowledge and providing training, guidance and moral support to the next generation of cadets. You will help develop and empower our youths to be active and equip them with life-saving skills.

The NCDCC Cadet Lieutenant (CLT) scheme is for youths studying in tertiary institutions such as ITE, polytechnics and junior colleges, while the NCDCC Honorary Officers (HO) scheme is for adults who may be working or pursuing further studies.

Key Details

Commitment Duty Timings
  • HOs: Minimum of 3 hours a month
  • CLTs: Minimum of 60 service points per six monthly
May be on weekdays or weekends
Home Team Department Skills and Interest
Singapore Civil Defence Force Uniformed Role, Youth Leadership, Lifesaving
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Did you know? NCDCC is a National Uniformed Group under the purview of the Ministry of Education and the Singapore Civil Defence Force, Ministry of Home Affairs. Currently, 38 secondary schools offer NCDCC as a co-curricular activity. It is also the youngest uniformed group in Singapore, having celebrated its 15th anniversary in 2020.

Who Is Eligible

NCDCC Cadet Lieutenant

To be an NCDCC Cadet Lieutenant, you need to be a junior college or polytechnic student who was previously an NCDCC cadet in secondary school.

NCDCC Honorary Officer

To be an NCDCC Honorary Officer, you need to have attained your ‘A’ levels/Diploma or recognised equivalent.

How to Apply

Apply Online

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