412 Army Cadet Unit in Woodside, South Australia | Community organisation

412 Army Cadet Unit

Locality: Woodside, South Australia

Phone: +61 421 117 317

Address: 226 Nairne Road 5244 Woodside, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.armycadets.gov.au

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22.01.2022 Thank you to 412’s Cadets, parents and Staff who made the personal commitment to participate in this morning’s Driveway Vigil and to support the RSLs by tuning into live-streamed Dawn Services. Lest we Forget

20.01.2022 Well done to Annie and Nick!

19.01.2022 16 Regiment RAA members travelled to the Murray Bridge Training Area in October to support live firing familiarisation shoots for the Australian Army Cadets - S...outh Australia Brigade. With the cadets varying in experience from first time shooters to those undertaking qualifying shoots, the 1:1 coaching from the 16 Regiment RAA members focused on the foundations of weapon handling and marksmanship principles to help the cadets improve their technique. LT Luke Wiles of @16Regiment was a safety supervisor for the activity. LT Wiles said It was great to see the cadets getting out of their comfort zones, enjoying the outdoors and experiencing some of what the Army has to offer. Each year, Army trains over 17,000 @Australian Army Cadets and @16Regiment are proud to be a #partner in growing resilient and confident future leaders. #YourADF. #GoodSoldiering. #ArmyInMotion

19.01.2022 Here are just a few of the reasons why young people join the Australian Army Cadets (AAC): Interested in joining Defence Make new friends Fun and excitement... Want to learn new skills If you tick any of these boxes, are interested in learning what the AAC is about, scan the QR Code for more details about our online information session.

18.01.2022 A huge Congratulations from everyone at 412ACU to Doyle Kelly on his enlistment into The Australian Army today!! It has been an absolute pleasure seeing Doyle develop throughout his Cadet career and take on responsibilities such as Unit Company Commander, Battalion RSM and Brigade RSM. Well done and all the very best for your future!

18.01.2022 1830h Wednesday 29 JUL - All current Cadets return. 1830h Wednesday 5 AUG - We welcome new Recruits and other boys/girls who are interested in joining 412ACU*. * Registration of attendance is essential. Please contact CAPT (AAC) Jeisman on 0421117317 or [email protected] for more information. ... Please note Cadets will only be allowed to participate providing they are in good health. Increased hygiene and sanitising procedures will be in place and COVID-19 safe practices are expected to be followed.

17.01.2022 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY? The Australian Army Cadets certainly ticks the boxes for diverse, fun, challenging, and much more! Not sure? We invite you to come along to 412ACU on Wednesday 5th of August to learn more. You can talk to our Cadets to find out what they love about the AAC and how being a Cadet has challenged them to be a better version of themselves.... Register your attendance by calling CAPT (AAC) Jeisman on 0421117317 or emailing [email protected] You can also submit an expression of interest online by visiting https://www.armycadets.gov.au/how-t/join-online-for-cadets/ #courage #initiative #respect #teamwork #412ACU

15.01.2022 IT'S OFFICIAL! Following the successful conduct of the Leadership and Instructor Courses last week, 412ACU's Cadets will return to face-to-face Parade Nights on Wednesday, 29 July.

15.01.2022 Remembrance Day - Why is this day special to Australians? At 11 am on 11 November 1918 the guns on the Western Front fell silent after more than four years of continuous warfare. The allied armies had driven the German invaders back, having inflicted heavy defeats upon them over the preceding four months. In November the Germans called for an armistice (suspension of fighting) in order to secure a peace settlement. They accepted allied terms that amounted to unconditional sur...Continue reading

14.01.2022 Did you know that some of the most sought-after workplace skills are able to be learned and developed through participation in the Australian Army Cadets training program? - Critical Thinking - Learn to understand and solve problems using critical/creative thinking and make informed decisions to arrive at workable solutions. - Problem Solving Effectively and swiftly make decisions by gathering as much information as you can and let intuition, logic, and innovative thinki...ng drive the best solution. - Flexibility and Dependability Learn to adapt to change, take on roles outside of your comfort zone and shift your schedule if necessary. Be willing to help your mates with tasks, even when the subject matter is unfamiliar. - Interpersonal Skills Develop your teamwork, collaboration, communication and interaction skills with those around you. Become a good listener to become a strong communicator, share your own ideas listen empathetically to others and build trusting relationships. - Leadership skills Be productive and resourceful; confidently motivate, mobilise and coach your team members to meet performance standards. - Planning and Organising Develop skills to manage your time effectively, plan activities and become detail oriented.

13.01.2022 If you’re thinking of joining 412ACU, it’s not too late to register to attend on Wednesday, 5 August. Due to Barracks security and COVID-Safe requirements, registration is essential. Please contact CAPT(AAC) Jeisman on 0421117317 or [email protected] To keep our Cadets, Staff and community safe, 412ACU has COVID-Safe measures in place including social distancing, good hygiene practices and Contact Trace recording.

13.01.2022 412ACU extends a massive Congratulations to Connor on the completion of his training and March Out from Kapooka. Well done, we’re all very proud of you!!

11.01.2022 Wishing all Mums a very Happy Mother’s Day!

09.01.2022 In line with the press release just issued from the South Australian Government regarding the recent Coronavirus Cluster Outbreak in Parafield, 412ACU will not be Parading for at least the next 2 weeks with effect from tonight (18 and 25 November). However, we have been in this position before and know how to maintain support of Cadets and their training in this environment.

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08.01.2022 Have you ever considered joining the ADF or are you looking to challenge yourself? Take the initiative and join a youth development program that supports your urge to experience different. Through the Australian Army Cadets you can ... - learn life skills - build resilience... - experience military skills training - have the opportunity to fill a variety of leadership roles - and so much more!! Take the step out of your comfort zone. For more information, phone CAPT (AAC) Jeisman on 0421117317 or email [email protected].

06.01.2022 Update for the Dawn Service at Lobethal tomorrow. We have published an order of service on our website at rsllobethal.org.au You can download it or print it to ...follow the service that we will be live streaming. We held a very nervous sound check this evening of both the live stream and the Main Street PA system. Both worked better than expected so we are excited that the service will come to you in a clear and crisp format! Let’s light up Dawn!

05.01.2022 Brilliant news received this week - South Australian ACUs will be resuming face-to-face Parade Nights in the very near future. We can’t wait to meet our new Recruits who have been waiting patiently for this news. More information will be distributed soon.

04.01.2022 412ACU extends a huge Congratulations to Doyle Kelly on the completion of his training and March Out from Kapooka. Well done, we’re all very proud of you!!

04.01.2022 It’s fantastic being back to face-to-face Parade nights and even better when we get to see Cadets promoted as a result of their hard work on Courses and dedication to their training. On Wednesday night we saw ten Cadets promoted and we look forward to promoting more in the next few weeks!! Congratulations to CUO Krop, CDTWO2 Elston, CDTWO2 Roberts, CDTSGT Dalton, CDTSGT S Moularadellis, CDTSGT W Moularadellis, CDTSGT Rourke, CDTCPL Juttner, CDTCPL Townley and CDTCPL Windle.

02.01.2022 There's no doubt about it - being an Army Cadet in 2020 is certainly different than we have seen in recent history! However, just because our regular face-to-face Parade Nights and activities are currently suspended, it doesn't mean that our Cadets have stopped undertaking training. We are continuing to engage in online training via Zoom and Moodle and our Cadets still have the opportunity to learn new skills and progress through their Cadet Development Continuum levels. ... A huge shout out to all of our Cadets and Cadet Instructors for their demonstrations of resilience, Courage, Initiative, Respect and Teamwork over the past couple of months. Well done to you all!! _________________________________________________ Have you ever considered joining the ADF or are you looking to challenge yourself? Take the initiative and join a youth development program that supports your urge to experience different. Our regular activities aren't taking place as they would normally be but we are still able to accept enrolments in preparation for resumption of face-to-face training and new Recruits can commence their training in our online environment. Through the Australian Army Cadets you can ... - learn life skills - build resilience - experience military skills training - have the opportunity to fill a variety of leadership roles - and so much more!! Take the step out of your comfort zone. For more information, phone CAPT (AAC) Jeisman on 0421117317 or email [email protected].

02.01.2022 On the 1st of October 2020 the Secretary and Chief of the Defence Force released a unifying set of Values across Defence. For the first time in Defence's history we have the same set of Defence Values across Army, Air Force, Navy and the Defence civilian workforce. These Values embody what we should expect of ourselves and each other, and what our nation expects of us. Given the Australian Army Cadet's alignment with Army, our values will transition from Courage, Initiative,... Respect and Teamwork to: SERVICE The selflessness of character to place the security and interests of our nation and its people ahead of my own. COURAGE The strength of character to say and do the right thing, always, especially in the face of adversity. RESPECT The humanity of character to value others and treat them with dignity. INTEGRITY The consistency of character to align my thoughts, words and actions to do what is right. EXCELLENCE The willingness of character to strive each day to be the best I can be, both professionally and personally.

01.01.2022 During the school holidays a group of Cadets, Staff and Parents participated in our Move Challenge which encouraged us to stay physically active during isolation. In the space of 16 days, the group clocked up enough kilometres to travel between all Units within the Coorong Battalion (Woodside to Waikerie via Victor Harbor, Murray Bridge, Mount Gambier, Naracoorte and Berri) plus then go on to reach Clare and we are now working on covering the distance between Units in the Eyre Battalion! Well done 412ACU!!