Army Cadet Leadership Training

Sergeant Stephen Colville Achieves ALM Qualification at Frimley Park

Another qualification, Another achievement, Another example of leadership in action.

The Black Watch Battalion Army Cadet Force is delighted to congratulate Sergeant Stephen Colville on successfully completing the Adult Leadership and Management (ALM) Course at Frimley Park.

This achievement represents another important step in Stephen’s professional development and demonstrates his commitment to developing the knowledge, skills and leadership qualities needed to support our young people.

Developing Leaders. Creating Opportunities.

Leadership is about more than giving direction. It is about setting the example, supporting others, accepting responsibility and continually striving to improve.

The Adult Leadership and Management Course provides valuable opportunities for Adult Volunteers to develop their leadership and management skills, strengthening their ability to contribute to the effective delivery of the Army Cadet experience.

At the Black Watch Battalion ACF, we believe that developing our Adult Volunteers is just as important as developing our cadets.

When our volunteers grow, our organisation grows, and our young people benefit.

Congratulations again to Sergeant Stephen Colville on this well-deserved achievement.

Could You Make a Difference?

Have you ever considered becoming an Adult Volunteer with the Army Cadets?

You don’t need previous military experience. You don’t need to have served in the Armed Forces. What matters is your enthusiasm, commitment and willingness to help young people develop.

As an Adult Volunteer, you’ll have opportunities to:

• Develop your leadership and management skills.
• Gain new skills and nationally recognised qualifications.
• Take part in training courses and adventurous activities.
• Build confidence and experience.
• Make lasting friendships.
• Help young people develop confidence, resilience and teamwork.

We’ll provide the training, support and opportunities to help you succeed.

Don’t just watch young people achieve their potential. Help them get there.

Become an Adult Volunteer

The Black Watch Battalion Army Cadet Force operates across Perthshire and Fife, providing opportunities for adults aged 18–65 to make a positive difference in their local communities.

Whether you have military experience, professional skills or simply a desire to help others, there’s a place for you in our team.

BE MORE. DO MORE. ACHIEVE MORE.

JOIN THE BLACK WATCH BATTALION ARMY CADET FORCE.

To Inspire. To Achieve.