International Sea Cadet Association
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The International Sea Cadet Association, referred to as "the ISCA", is a voluntary association of independent Sea Cadet Corps or corresponding organizations, committed to common concepts and goals, and wishing to share ideas and information, and, to the best of their ability, to engage in cadet exchanges and to provide mutual support in order to promote the benefits of Sea Cadet training world-wide.[1]
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[edit] Role
The ISCA promotes international co-operation and exchanges between national Sea Cadet Corps and the organisations that support them.
[edit] Constituent Sea Cadet Corps and organisations[2]
- Australian Navy Cadets
- Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps
- Deutsche Marine Jugend eV (Sea Cadet Corps of Germany)
- Hong Kong Sea Cadets Corps
- Junior Sea Friends' Federation of Japan
- Royal Belgian Sea Cadet Corps
- Sea Cadet Association of New Zealand
- Sea Cadet Corps of India
- Sea Cadet Corps of the United Kingdom
- Sea Explorers of Korea
- Singapore National Cadet Corps (Sea)
- Sjovarnskarernas Riksforbund (Swedish Sea Cadet Corps Association)
- South African Sea Cadet Corps
- The Navy League of Canada
- United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps
- Young Mariners League of Russia
- Zeekadetkorps Nederland (Sea Cadet Corps of the Netherlands)
- Zimbabwe Sea Cadet Corps
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| Naval Cadet organisations | |
|---|---|
 International |
International Sea Cadet Association |
 Australia |
Australian Navy Cadets |
 Belgium |
Royal Belgian Sea Cadet Corps |
 Bermuda |
Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps |
 Canada |
Canadian Navy League Cadet Corps |
| Canada |
Navy League Wrennette Corp |
| Canada |
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets |
| Canada |
List of Sea Cadet Corps in Canada |
 Hong Kong |
Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps |
 The Netherlands |
Netherlands Sea Cadet Corps |
 New Zealand |
New Zealand Sea Cadet Corps |
| New Zealand |
Sea Cadet Association of New Zealand |
 United Kingdom |
Girls' Nautical Training Corps |
| United Kingdom |
Sea Cadet Corps |
| United Kingdom |
The Marine Society & Sea Cadets |
 United States |
United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps |
