Now Accepting Applications! Application Period Aug 17 - Oct 9, 2020
The Springfield Police Cadet Corps (SPCC) aim is to develop and implement a sustainable program that engages youth at a number of different levels.
The Cadet Corps is based on the Canadian Military Cadet Programs (Army, Navy, and Air) that have been successfully operated for over 100 years. The Springfield Police Cadet Corps focuses on policing, while providing youth with leadership, citizenship, education, physical fitness, camaraderie, and experiences to support their personal development as positive current and future leaders in the community.
The Springfield Police Cadet Corps gives youth the unique opportunity to participate in the Cadet fraternity while experiencing the world of policing and the importance of community. This program is for youth aged 13 to 17.5 years of age.
Springfield Police Cadet Corps Ideology
Mission: To develop in youth the attributes of good citizenship and leadership, to promote physical fitness, and to stimulate interest in the work of law enforcement.
Motto: Valour, Integrity, Pride.
Springfield Cadet Corps Curriculum
The objective for all projects is to develop leadership skills and strategies.
- Life Skills
- drill,
- first aid,
- physical fitness,
- team based activities,
- public speaking,
- healthy lifestyles.
- cultural Awareness
- Camaraderie (espirit de corps)
- Career Development/ Orientation (Applicant letters and resumes, job search, interview techniques)
- Fostering leadership abilities. 30 hours volunteer service with the community serving organizations, civic ceremonies, and Springfield celebrations.
Contact information:
Phone: (204) 444-4308
Email: policecadets@rmofspringfield.ca
Mail: Box 219, Unit 2-686 Main Street Oakbank, MB R0E 1J0
Once completed please mail, email, or drop off in-person to the Springfield Police Service
Between Mon - Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm at Unit 2-686 Main St in Oakbank
Checklist for Cadet Applications
Emergency Contact and Medical Information for a Child