Your Skills Make a Difference

This page is for visitors to the Web page and gives information about ways in which our staff serve on Squadrons and how you may be able to help.

There are four types of volunteers with the Air Cadets

Uniformed Staff

	Commissioned Officer
	Senior NCO

Civilian Instructors

Civilian Committee

Service Personnel

Volunteer

There are 8,500 volunteers in the Air Cadets, most of whom have never served in the RAF or any other service and they come from all walks of life, from police officers, accountants milkmen.

Squadron Staff We are keen to recruit new volunteers, but why volunteer? For most it is a hobby, they share their interest in aviation and adventure with highly motivated with young adults.

What really counts in the ATC is your enthusiasm, your willingness to lend a hand whenever and wherever it's needed. Your ability to mix with teenagers and lead the way in all sorts of situations, whether in a classroom, or on an adventure training weekend in the mountains.

Civilian Committee

As a voluntary organisation we look to local communities for support in many ways. You could help your local Squadron by becoming a member of its Civilian Committee.

Other Ways to Help

Although the ATC is given considerable support from its parent service, the RAF, many of its activities are self-funded. Fundraising is one of the vital roles performed by the Civilian Committee. The ATC has Charity Status and if you would like to make a contribution or sponsor an activity we would be delighted to hear from you.

Please e-mail:

Telephone: 01296 623535 Ext. 6435

Wing HQ:

Herts & Bucks Wing ATC
RAF Halton: Aylesbury
Bucks, HP22 5PG

Your Skills Make a Difference

Volunteer

Civilian Committee

Other Ways to Help