Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service is looking for enthusiastic individuals to apply to be Volunteer Fire Cadet Leaders, helping to shape and inspire young people across the county.
The Northamptonshire Fire Cadet programme offers children aged 13-18 the opportunity to develop valuable life skills, build confidence and gain insight into what it is like to be part of a fire and rescue service.
Volunteer Fire Cadet Leaders play a vital role in delivering the programme, creating a safe, supportive and engaging environment for the cadets to grow.
The rewarding role will see volunteers join a dedicated team of youth engagement officers who mentor young people, support practical drills and classroom-based learning. The role also gives volunteers the opportunity to attend community events where they promote fire, road and water safety advice alongside the Cadets.
Ideal volunteers will have strong communication skills, a positive and professional approach and a passion for supporting the development of young people.
No previous fire service experience is required, and successful volunteers will receive full training and ongoing support.
Youth Engagement Officer Michelle Bates leads the Northamptonshire Fire Cadet programme.
She said: “Being a Cadet Leader is a unique and rewarding experience that gives volunteers the opportunity to make a real difference in the community while supporting young people so that they can thrive.
“We’re looking for keen, positive role models that are committed to join us in helping the Cadets gain important life skills to reach their full potential. If you think this is you, please apply.”
For more information and to apply to become a Volunteer Cadet Leader, please visit: Volunteer Fire Cadet Leader – Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service
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