The Air Training Corps is a voluntary youth organization supported by the Royal Air Force. The ATC is one of the country's leading youth organizations.
About the Air Training Corps
The Air Training Corps is a voluntary youth organization supported by the Royal Air Force. The ATC is one of the country's leading youth organizations and the world's largest youth air training organization.
The ATC was formed by Royal Warrant in 1941 and sprang from the Air Defence Cadet Corps, founded in 1938 by the Air League. Although initially formed to meet the needs of a nation at war, the Corps continues to thrive and there are now independent Air Cadet Organizations in many other countries throughout the World.
The Aims of the Air Training Corps are:
To promote and encourage among young people a practical interest in aviation and the Royal Air Force.
To provide training which will be useful in the Services and civilian life.
To foster the spirit of adventure
To develop the qualities of leadership and good citizenship
The ATC Motto is: 'Venture Adventure'
Who can join?
Anyone between 12 (& in Year 8 at school) and 17 years of age can join and, with over 40,000 members, the ATC is the world’s biggest youth air training organisation. Cadets can stay in the corps until their 20th birthday.
How do you join?
If you are interested in joining us you can come and see us on one of our parade nights for more information.
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 740 (Whitby) Squadron
- City:
- Whitby
- Phone:
- 01947 825764
- Website:
- http://www.whitbyaircadets.co.uk
- Category:
- Youth Organization