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Obviously we can't teach you everything you need to know up at the unit, so there will be times when you will need to go away to learn new things
Though in my experience cadets don't find this much of a chore and cant wait to go on their next course.
The Sea Cadets have training centres all over the country, and the one Horsham Sea cadets make the most use of is the Southern Area Boatwork Station (SABS).
The cadets are accommodated on board H..M.S. Bristol, a decomissioned destroyer, which is moored off H.M.S. Excellent Naval base.
Provided the weather is suitable the cadets spend the weekend pulling, powerboating, and sailing in the waters of portsmouth harbour
This destroyer will be your home for the duration of your courses down at HMS Excelent. Three meals a day, warm bunks and a sea view. What more could you ask for.
H.M.S. Excellent
H.M.S Bristol
The T.S JOHN JERWOOD is a 57 foot motor ship filled with the latest technology. Week long courses are available which can incorporate visits to foreign ports
T.S John Jerwood
The EARL OF ROMNEY is a training ship belonging to the Marine Society. The Sea Cadets have use of this vessel for many aspects of offshore seamanship training.
Earl of Romney
The T.S ROYALIST is the flagship of the SCC and it is a two masted square-rigged brig. Cadets can go on week-long courses upon this ship to gain qualifications in offshore sailing. While doing so, there is the opportunity to visit foreign ports.
