Sea Cadets are generally members of a Sea Cadet Corps, a formal cadet organisation of young people with an interest in their national navy. The organization may be sponsored by the Navy or Naval supporter's organisation, such as a Navy League in the UK, or similar organisations in other nations. The various organisations are listed in alphabetical order of their nation.
Sea Cadet organizations exist in most of the maritime nations of the world.
"A Sea Cadet Corps or corresponding organization is a voluntary, non-political and non-militant youth organization, with membership unrestricted by race, sex or philosophical or religious convictions, which offers practical and theoretical training in nautical and maritime subjects within the context based on naval traditions."[1]
Sea Scouts are part of the Scout Movement, and an entirely different style of organisation. They should not be confused with cadets as they have different aims and objectives from a cadet organisation.
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| Naval Cadet organisations | |
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 International |
International Sea Cadet Association |
 Australia |
Australian Navy Cadets |
| Australia |
Navy League in Australia and the Sea Cadets – Early History |
 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 |
 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 |
Marine Society & Sea Cadets |
 United States |
United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps |
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