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    TS Royalist

    You must meet the criteria indicated in the details provided.

TS Royalist Details

RCSU (Central) will select three eligible sea cadets (2M/1F) to deploy to the United Kingdom on the Training Ship (TS) ROYALIST from 22 April to 12 May 2019.  TS ROYALIST is a square rig brig owned and operated as a training ship by the Marine Society & Sea Cadets (MSSC) of the United Kingdom.
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In order to (IOT) be eligible to participate in this deployment, a cadet must meet or exceed the following prerequisites:

  1. has attained 16 years of age as of 1 April 2019 and must not reach 18 years before 13 May 2019; 
  2. have successfully completed Phase IV from the corps program;
  3. hold the minimum rank of PO2; 
  4. have completed any Cadet Training Centre intermediate or advanced course (6 weeks);
  5. be fluent in English, which signifies an excellent understanding of the language with an ability to comprehend and express one's self in it for the safety of the cadets and crew; 
  6. have successfully attained the overall incentive level bronze for the candidate’s age group by the application deadline. (see CATO 14-18);
  7. have and provide a copy of, a valid Canadian passport which will not expire for six months after the completion of the deployment; 
  8. be free participation limitations as described at paragraph 3; and
  9. not be on any dietary restrictions or modifications, as they will not be accommodated; 

​IOT be eligible to participate in this deployment, a cadet must be free of any medical participation limitations, ailment, condition (physical or psychological) or injury:
 
a.         which requires or may require that he/she, even in rare or unusual circumstances, be taken to a medical facility or treated by medical personnel;
 
b.         which requires or may require that he/she takes medication or inhalers that will prevent him/her of participating;
 
c.         which will or may prevent him/her from completing the training and performing assigned duties;
 
d.         which will or may prevent him/her from living and/or working in conditions associated with life aboard a tall ship at sea for extended periods of time;
 
e.         which will or may prevent him/her from going aloft, hauling on heavy sheets, and carrying heavy gear and climbing up masts on a regular basis; and
 
f.          which will or may prevent him/her from going into confined areas (galley, bunk and passageway) and fitting through tight openings (hatches, ladders and doors);