Our staff are employed as Crown Servants, with flexible working arrangements offered. We also offer generous benefits and a supportive atmosphere.
If you’re joining us at our headquarters in Chelmsford, you can enjoy free parking and easy access to public transport, as well as being able to work from a beautiful Victorian house close to the city centre. If you’re joining us in the field, you’ll be based out of one of five Army Cadet Force Headquarters, all with their own unique charms.
If you’re thinking of joining our team, find out more About Us and what we’ve been working on in our Latest News, and download our application form.
Vacancies
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- Vacancy for a full-time Logistic Support Officer
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Full Time Permanent Logistic Support Officer, Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadet Force (ACF) at East Anglia Reserve Forces and Cadets Association (RFCA) based in Hertford, Hertfordshire. East Anglia RFCA is one of 13 RFCAs across the UK and widely recognised as the most valuable, knowledgeable and authoritative body …Vacancy for a full-time Logistic Support Officer Read More »
- Vacancy – Full time administrative officer
We have a varied and rewarding administration role that’s opened up in our Army Reserve Centre in Ipswich, Suffolk. This is a full-time permanent role for an Administrative Officer (AO) with a salary of £21,169 p.a plus generous benefits. As one of two Administrative Officers working at the Suffolk Army Cadet Force Headquarters, you’ll be …
A selection of staff stories
We’re proud to bring together people with a wide range of unique skills, learning styles, backgrounds and preferred ways of working at the RFCA. Here’s a selection of the latest stories about RFCA staff members (and you can read more here):
- Norfolk ACF receives letter from scholarship recipient in India
Major Bob Gibbs received a letter from Vetolu Medeo, a 15-year old girl from northern India who was selected to receive the Norfolk ACF 5-year scholarship through the Kohima Education Trust. For over ten years now, Norfolk ACF has sponsored the educational provision to a secondary-school-aged child from the Nagaland in north-east India near to …Norfolk ACF receives letter from scholarship recipient in India Read More »
- Cadet instructor appointed as Member of the Order of St John
A cadet instructor with Suffolk ACF has become a Member of the Order of St John after 30 years of volunteering with St John Ambulance. Captain Ian Partridge MStJ has trained over 600 adult instructors and cadets since he joined the Army Cadet Force in 2004. He said: “What I’m most proud of though, is …Cadet instructor appointed as Member of the Order of St John Read More »
- Peter gets his BSc in Building Surveying
Peter Terrell has completed a BSc in Building Surveying. Studying part-time and working full-time, Peter dedicated 5 years to completing his degree. Peter joined East Anglia Reserve Forces and Cadets Association in May 2019, after a career of 22 years as a postman with Royal Mail. “I knew I was interested in buildings and architecture, … - Cadet Expansion Programme team receive recognition
The Cadet Expansion Programme team was presented with a Chief of Defence People Recognition Award for achieving the government’s Cadet Expansion Programme (CEP) target of 500 cadet units parading in schools across the UK. Andy Bovingdon has been the Cadet Expansion Officer for East Anglia since the CEP began in 2014, and he has been …Cadet Expansion Programme team receive recognition Read More »
- RFCA supports ACF with new School Engagement resources
East Anglia RFCA, with YES agency, developed a set of School Engagement resources for the Army Cadet Force to make it easier for adult volunteers in detachments to talk with local schools about the benefits of the Army Cadets, and to raise more support from schools for their pupils and staff to join the ACF. …RFCA supports ACF with new School Engagement resources Read More »