List of units in the New Zealand Cadet Corps

Last updated April 17, 2024

This is a list of units in the New Zealand Cadet Corps.^[1] Each unit is led and managed by the Cadet Unit Commander, their officers and staff.

Map of New Zealand Cadet Corps Units

OCCU

PapCU

RDCU

CACU

HCCU

KCU

NSCU

WaitCU

TACCU

WBPCU

WhanDCU

TamCU

MwiCU

WCCU

CGCU

CPorCU

CUHCU

CNPCU

CLHCU

RCU

RRCU

CNapCU

TaupoCU

PNCU

FCU

WanCU

ACU

NCU

CCCU

SCU

CDCU

ICU

MotCU

TimCU

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Units of the New Zealand Cadet Corps

List of New Zealand Cadet Corps Units

Abbrv.	Unit	Town / City	Region	Area	Coordinates	Unit Colour Patch	Army Sponsor Unit	Commissioned	Website and Notes
OCCU	Opotiki College Cadet Unit	Ōpōtiki	Bay of Plenty	Northern Area	38°00′50″S177°17′16″E / 38.01377705664086°S 177.28770640885824°E		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown	- 2nd oldest unit in the New Zealand Cadet Corps. - Only unit to retain their direct association with their parent college.
PapCU	Papakura Cadet Unit	Papakura	Auckland	Northern Area	37°04′01″S174°57′56″E / 37.06689777207701°S 174.96549249902546°E		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown	Archived Formerly City of Papakura Cadet Unit
RDCU	Rotorua District Cadet Unit	Rotorua	Bay of Plenty	Northern Area	38°07′46″S176°14′20″E / 38.12944329024912°S 176.23894788411695°E		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
CACU	City of Auckland Cadet Unit	Auckland	Auckland	Northern Area	36°51′51″S174°44′51″E / 36.86423813417613°S 174.74760788394786°E	None	3/6 Battalion RNZIR	1987;37 years ago (1987)
HCCU	Hamilton City Cadet Unit	Hamilton	Waikato	Northern Area	37°46′52″S175°16′34″E / 37.78116617202551°S 175.2760328052092°E		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
KCU	Kerikeri Cadet Unit	Kerikeri	Northland	Northern Area	35°13′04″S173°52′59″E / 35.21778511973829°S 173.88305800570075°E (Kerikeri Cadet Unit)	None	3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
NSCU	North Shore Cadet Unit	North Shore	Auckland	Northern Area	36°46′55″S174°42′57″E / 36.78197559876316°S 174.71586824134226°E (North Shore Cadet Unit)	None	3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown	Archived Formerly City of North Shore Cadet Unit [2]
WaitCU	Waitakere Cadet Unit	Waitakere	Auckland	Northern Area	36°50′29″S174°36′02″E / 36.8413°S 174.6005°E / -36.8413; 174.6005		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	1987;37 years ago (1987)^[3]	Archived Formerly Waitakere City Cadet Unit [2] Te Atatu Cadet Unit^[4]
TACCU	Te Awamutu Community Cadet Unit	Te Awamutu	Waikato	Northern Area	38°00′33″S175°19′51″E / 38.0091°S 175.3308°E / -38.0091; 175.3308		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
WBPCU	Western Bay of Plenty Cadet Unit	Tauranga	Bay of Plenty	Northern Area	37°42′00″S176°09′44″E / 37.7000°S 176.1623°E / -37.7000; 176.1623		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	1998
WhanDCU	Whangarei District Cadet Unit	Whangarei	Northland	Northern Area	35°46′02″S174°21′57″E / 35.7671°S 174.3657°E / -35.7671; 174.3657		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
TamCU	Tamaki Cadet Unit	Otahuhu	Auckland	Northern Area	36°56′02″S174°51′46″E / 36.9340°S 174.8628°E / -36.9340; 174.8628		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
MwiCU	Mangawhai Cadet Unit	Mangawhai	Northland	Northern Area	36°08′33″S174°30′30″E / 36.1424°S 174.5082°E / -36.1424; 174.5082	None	3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
WCCU	Wellington City Cadet Unit	Wellington	Wellington	Central Area	41°18′17″S174°48′04″E / 41.3047°S 174.8012°E / -41.3047; 174.8012		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	March 9, 2010;14 years ago (2010-03-09) (re-opening).	Archived Formerly Rongotai College Cadet Unit [5]
CGCU	City of Gisborne Cadet Unit	Gisborne	Gisborne	Central Area	38°39′59″S178°01′23″E / 38.6664°S 178.0230°E / -38.6664; 178.0230		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
CPorCU	City of Porirua Cadet Unit	Porirua	Wellington	Central Area	41°05′57″S174°51′57″E / 41.0991°S 174.8658°E / -41.0991; 174.8658		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	December 1984;39 years ago (1984-12)
CUHCU	City of Upper Hutt Cadet Unit	Upper Hutt	Wellington	Central Area	41°08′41″S175°02′32″E / 41.1447°S 175.0423°E / -41.1447; 175.0423		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
CNPCU	City of New Plymouth Cadet Unit	New Plymouth	Taranaki	Central Area	39°03′20″S174°04′50″E / 39.0556°S 174.0805°E / -39.0556; 174.0805		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
CLHCU	City of Lower Hutt Cadet Unit	Lower Hutt	Wellington	Central Area	41°13′27″S174°54′20″E / 41.2243°S 174.9056°E / -41.2243; 174.9056		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown	Archived
RCU	Ruahine Cadet Unit	Waipukurau	Hawke's Bay	Central Area	39°59′34″S176°33′29″E / 39.9928°S 176.5580°E / -39.9928; 176.5580		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	November 1991;32 years ago (1991-11)^[6]
RRCU	Rangitikei Ruapehu Cadet Unit	Ruapehu	Manawatū-Whanganui	Central Area	39°28′22″S175°40′25″E / 39.4727°S 175.6735°E / -39.4727; 175.6735		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	1998;26 years ago (1998)^[7]
CNapCU	City of Napier Cadet Unit	Napier	Hawke's Bay	Central Area	39°29′01″S176°55′10″E / 39.4837°S 176.9195°E / -39.4837; 176.9195		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
TaupoCU	Taupō Cadet Unit	Taupō	Waikato	Central Area	38°40′40″S176°05′29″E / 38.6777°S 176.0913°E / -38.6777; 176.0913		3/6 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown	Merged with Taumaranui Cadet Unit in 2020
PNCU	Palmerston North Cadet Unit	Palmerston North	Manawatū-Whanganui	Central Area	40°22′13″S175°37′53″E / 40.3702°S 175.6315°E / -40.3702; 175.6315			Unknown	Archived
FCU	Feilding Cadet Unit	Feilding	Manawatū-Whanganui	Central Area	40°15′27″S175°36′08″E / 40.2574°S 175.6021°E / -40.2574; 175.6021		5/7 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown	Archived
WanCU	Whanganui Cadet Unit	Whanganui	Manawatū-Whanganui	Central Area	39°56′12″S175°02′48″E / 39.9368°S 175.0468°E / -39.9368; 175.0468	None	5/7 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
ACU	Ashburton Cadet Unit	Ashburton	Canterbury	Southern Area	43°54′19″S171°45′07″E / 43.9053°S 171.7520°E / -43.9053; 171.7520		2/4 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
NCU	Nelson Cadet Unit	Nelson	Nelson	Southern Area	41°16′26″S173°16′49″E / 41.2739°S 173.2803°E / -41.2739; 173.2803		2/4 Battalion RNZIR	1987 (37 years ago) (1987)
CCCU	City of Christchurch Cadet Unit	Christchurch	Canterbury	Southern Area	43°32′56″S172°32′49″E / 43.5490°S 172.5470°E / -43.5490; 172.5470		2/4 Battalion RNZIR	February 29, 1988;36 years ago (1988-02-29)^[8]
SCU	Selwyn Cadet Unit	Rolleston	Canterbury	Southern Area	43°36′16″S172°23′10″E / 43.6045°S 172.3862°E / -43.6045; 172.3862	None	2/4 Battalion RNZIR	2022;2 years ago (2022)
CDCU	City of Dunedin Cadet Unit	Dunedin	Otago	Southern Area	45°53′25″S170°29′56″E / 45.8903°S 170.4989°E / -45.8903; 170.4989		2/4 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
ICU	Invercargill Cadet Unit	Invercargill	Southland	Southern Area	46°24′06″S168°20′33″E / 46.4018°S 168.3425°E / -46.4018; 168.3425		2/4 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
MotCU	Motueka Cadet Unit	Motueka	Tasman	Southern Area	41°07′23″S174°36′02″E / 41.1231°S 174.6005°E / -41.1231; 174.6005		2/4 Battalion RNZIR	Unknown
TimCU	Timaru Cadet Unit	Timaru	Otago	Southern Area	44°20′58″S171°13′51″E / 44.3494°S 171.2308°E / -44.3494; 171.2308		2/4 Battalion RNZIR	July 2013;10 years ago (2013-07)^[9]

Former Units

Former Units of the New Zealand Cadet Corps^[10]
Abbrv.	Unit	Town / City	Area		Commissioned	Date of Disbandment	Notes.
KCCU	Kaipara Community Cadet Unit	Helensville	Northern Area	36°40′35″S174°27′04″E / 36.67638627373362°S 174.45098691405593°E	1997^[11]	2013^[12] (16 Years)
SCCU	Southern Cross Cadet Unit	Mangere	Northern Area	36°57′55″S174°49′00″E / 36.96514191001699°S 174.81664065451596°E		2018
MCU	Maungarei Cadet Unit	Mt Wellington	Northern Area	36°53′54″S174°51′23″E / 36.89842681487263°S 174.85651578990175°E		2018	Archived
WCU	Waiuku Cadet Unit	Waiuku	Northern Area	37°15′05″S174°43′25″E / 37.25136651724659°S 174.72365229394936°E		2007^[13]
FHSCU	Hamilton's Fraser High School Cadet Unit	Hamilton	Northern Area	37°47′03″S175°14′37″E / 37.78414576058581°S 175.24371458762732°E	1931	2016^[14]
EBopCU	Eastern Bay of Plenty Cadet Unit	Whakatāne	Northern Area	37°56′58″S177°00′07″E / 37.94953835275128°S 177.0019392877978°E		2009
TWaACU	Te Whanau a Apanui Cadet Unit	Te Kaha	Northern Area	37°44′23″S177°40′39″E / 37.73977380147351°S 177.67743176005283°E		2010^[15]
WDCU	Wairoa District Cadet Unit	Wairoa	Central Area	39°01′45″S177°25′04″E / 39.029072516773574°S 177.41772162133228°E		2013^[16]
NCCU	Ngāruawāhia Community Cadet Unit	Ngāruawāhia	Northern Area		01/11/1986^[17]
WACCU	West Auckland Cadet Unit	Auckland	Northern Area		1987
CoMCU	City of Manukau Cadet Unit	Manukau	Northern Area			1996
MASCU	Mangakino Area School Cadet Unit	Mangakino	Northern Area
BHSCU	Bayfield Highschool Cadet Unit	Dunedin	Southern Area			30/09/1996
WCU	Wairarapa Cadet Unit	Wairarapa	Central Area
TACU	Te Atatu Cadet Unit	Te Atatū Peninsula	Northern Area
ChCCU	Christs College Cadet Unit	Christchurch	Southern Area			1996
KingCCU	King Country Cadet Unit	Taumaranui	Central Area			2014^[18]	Rebrand of Taumaranui Cadet unit, before Taumaranui eventually merged with Taupo Cadet unit

Former School Cadet Units

There are 152 former high school Cadet Units.

Unit Name	Town / City	Area	Date of Disbandment	Notes.
Aranui High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Ashburton High School Cadets	Ashburton	Southern
Auckland Grammar School Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Avondale College Cadets	Avondale	Northern
Burnside High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Cambridge High School Cadets	Cambridge	Northern
Cashmere High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern	01/04/1965
Central Hawke's Bay College Cadets	Waipukurau	Central
Christ's College Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Christchurch Boys High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern	07/11/1970^[19]
Christchurch West High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern	01/04/1965
Christian Brothers High School Cadets	Dunedin	Southern
Dannevirke High School Cadets	Dannevirke	Central
Dargaville High School Cadets	Dargaville	Northern
De la Salle Cadets	Māngere	Northern
Edmund Campion College Cadets	Gisborne	Central
Fairfield College Cadets	Hamilton	Northern
Feilding Agricultural High School Cadets	Feilding	Central
Francis Douglas College Cadets	New Plymouth	Central
Freyberg High School Cadets	Palmerston North	Central
Gore High School Cadets	Gore	Southern
Greymouth High School Cadets	Greymouth	Southern
Hakatere College Cadets	Ashburton	Southern
Hamilton Boys High School Cadets	Hamilton	Northern	28/02/1996
Hamilton Technical College Cadets	Hamilton	Northern
Hastings Boys High School Cadets	Hastings	Central
Henderson High School Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Heretaunga College Cadets	Upper Hutt	Central
Hokitika District High School Cadets	Hokitika	Southern
Horowhenua College Cadets	Levin	Central
Huntly College Cadets	Huntly	Northern
Hutt Valley High School Cadets	Lower Hutt	Central
Hutt Valley Memorial Technical College Cadets	Lower Hutt	Central
James Hargest Memorial High School Cadets	Invercargill	Southern
John McGlashan College Cadets	Dunedin	Southern
Kaeo District High School Cadets	Kaeo	Northern
Kaikorai Valley High School Cadets	Dunedin	Southern
Kaipara College Cadets	Kaipara	Northern
Kaitaia College Cadets	Kaitaia	Northern
Kings High School Cadets	Dunedin	Southern
Lindisfarne College Cadets	Hastings	Central
Linwood High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Lynfield College Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Mana College Cadets	Porirua	Central	01/03/1965
Mangakino District High	Mangakino	Northern
Marist Brothers High School Cadets, Greymouth	Greymouth	Southern
Marist Brothers High School Cadets, Invercargill	Invercargill	Southern
Marist Brothers High School Cadets, Palmerston North	Palmerston North	Central	07/12/1964
Marlborough College Cadets	Blenheim	Southern
Matakana Island Maori District High School Cadets	Matakana Island	Northern
Matamata College Cadets	Matamata	Northern
Morrinsville College Cadets	Morrinsvile	Northern
Motatau Maori District High School Cadets	Motatau	Northern	26/01/1965
Mount Albert Grammar School Cadets	Auckland	Northern	01/09/1964
Mount Maunganui College Cadets	Mount Maunganui	Northern
Mount Roskill Grammar School Cadets	Auckland	Northern	07/1996
Naenae College Cadets	Lower Hutt	Central
Napier Boys' High School Cadets	Napier	Central	30/11/1964
Nelson College Cadets	Nelson	Southern
New Plymouth Boys High School Cadets	New Plymouth	Central
Ngata Memorial College Cadets	Ruatoria	Northern
Ngatea District High School Cadets	Ngatea	Northern
Nightcaps District High School Cadets	Nightcaps	Southern
Northland College Cadets	Kaikohe	Northern
Okaihau District High School Cadets	Ōkaihau	Northern
Okato District High School Cadets	Ōkato	Central
Opunake High School Cadets	Ōpunake	Central
Otago Boys High School Cadets	Dunedin	Southern		First Unit
Otahuhu College Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Otorohanga College Cadets	Ōtorohanga	Northern
Paeroa College Cadets	Paeroa	Northern
Palmerston District High School Cadets	Palmerston	Southern
Papanui High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Papanui High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Penrose High School Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Piopio District High School Cadets	Piopio	Northern
Pukekohe High School Cadets	Pukekohe	Northern
Punaruku Maori District High School Cadets	Punaruku	Northern
Putaruru High School Cadets	Putāruru	Northern
Rangiora High School Cadets	Rangiora	Southern
Rangitahi College Cadets	Murupara	Northern	09/03/1966
Rangitikei College Cadets	Marton	Central
Rangitoto College Cadets	Auckland	Northern	01/10/1964
Raupehu College Cadets	Ohakune	Central
Rawene District High School Cadets	Rawene	Northern
Reefton District High School Cadets	Reefton	Southern
Reporoa District High School Cadets	Reporoa	Northern
Rerekohu District High School Cadets	Te Araroa	Northern
Riccarton High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Riverton District High School Cadets	Invercargill	Southern
Rotorua Boys High School Cadets	Rotorua	Northern
Ruawai District High School Cadets	Ruawai	Northern	15/09/1964
Scots College Cadets	Wellington	Central
Seddon Memorial Technical College Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Selwyn College Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Shirley Boys High School Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Southland Boys High School Cadets	Invercargill	Southern
Southland Technical College Cadets	Invercargill	Southern
St. Andrew's College Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
St. Augustine's High School Cadets	Whanganui	Central
St. Bede's College Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
St. Bernard's College Cadets	Lower Hutt	Central	07/04/1963
St. John’s College Cadets, Hamilton	Hamilton	Northern
St. Joseph’s College Cadets	Auckland	Northern
St. Kevin’s College Cadets	Oamaru	Southern
St. Patrick's College Cadets, Silverstream	Silverstream	Central
St. Patrick’s College Cadets, Wellington	Wellington	Central
St. Peter's College Cadets	Cambridge	Northern	11/02/1966
St. Peter's Maori College Cadets	Auckland	Northern
St. Stephen's School Cadets	Bombay	Northern
Stratford Technical High School Cadets	Stratford	Central
Taihape District High School Cadets	Taihape	Central
Taita College Cadets	Taitā	Central
Takapuna Grammar School Cadets	Auckland	Northern	01/12/1964
Tamaki College Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Tararua College Cadets	Pahiatua	Central
Taumarunui High School Cadets	Taumaranui	Central
Taupō-Nui-a-Tia College Cadets	Taupō	Central
Tauranga Boys College Cadets	Tauranga	Northern
Te Aroha College Cadets	Te Aroha	Northern
Te Aute College Cadets	Pukehou	Central
Te Awamutu College Cadets	Te Awamutu	Northern	01/09/1964
Te Kaha Maori District High School Cadets	Te Kaha	Northern
Te Kao Maori District High School Cadets	Te Kao	Northern
Te Kuiti High School Cadets	Te Kūiti	Northern
Thames High School Cadets	Thames	Northern
The Taieri High School Cadets	Mosgiel	Southern
Timaru Boys High School Cadets	Timaru	Southern
Timaru Technical High School Cadets	Timaru	Southern
Tokomairiro District High School Cadets	Milton	Southern
Waiau District High School Cadets	Waiau	Southern
Waimate High School Cadets	Waimate	Southern
Waimea College Cadets	Nelson	Southern
Wairarapa College Cadets	Masterton	Central	23/07/1964
Waitaki Boys High School Cadets	Oamaru	Southern
Wellington College Cadets	Wellington	Central
Wellsford District High School Cadets	Wellsford	Northern
Westlake High School Cadets	Auckland	Northern
Westport Technical College Cadets	Westport	Southern
Whakatane High School Cadets	Whakatāne	Northern
Wyndham District High School Cadets	Wyndham	Southern
Xavier College Cadets	Christchurch	Southern
Yaldhurst Model School Cadets	Yaldhurst	Southern

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↑ "NZDF CadetForces - Bay of Plenty". 26 May 2010. Archived from the original on 26 May 2010. Retrieved 25 October 2022.
↑ "NZ CadetForces - East Coast North Island". 8 February 2013. Archived from the original on 8 February 2013. Retrieved 25 October 2022.
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[CFO-32-1] "Chapter 7 – General Composition of the NZCF". Cadet Force Orders: Volume 3: Cadet Operations (Manual). New Zealand Cadet Forces. 2020.

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[4] "History of Waitakere Cadets". Waitakere Cadet Unit. Retrieved 30 October 2022.

[5] "Re-opening of the Wellington City Cadet Unit". The Beehive. Retrieved 30 October 2022.

[6] "New Zealand Cadet Forces - FRIDAY FLASHBACK || The Cadet Unit titles on the left are from 1950-1960. They are just a sample of the NZCC Units which existed at the time. Back then, units were based in schools and were limited to males. Numbers reached close to an unwieldy 60,000 by 1964. However, Cadet Units nearly ceased to exist in the late 1960s, but were saved by the community and our supporters such as the RNZRSA in conjunction with an agreement with NZDF. This led to the creation of the New Zealand Cadet Forces in 1971 through the Defence Act. The units on the right are from 1980-1990 and are just a sample of the NZCC units existing at that time. This was an era of Open Units starting up, with a healthy mix of male and female, which can be seen by the Unit Titles. | Facebook". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 30 September 2023.

[7] "TWO NEW CADET FORCE UNITS RECOGNISED". The Beehive. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[8] Wilson, Dave (26 February 1988). "Full Complement for Cadet Unit". Archived from the original on 4 December 2023. Retrieved 16 April 2024– via Papers Past.

[9] "Official nod for new cadet unit". 7 July 2013.

[10] "NZ Cadet Forces Unit locations". www.cadetforces.mil.nz. Archived from the original on 29 August 2007. Retrieved 12 January 2022.

[11] "TWO NEW CADET FORCE UNITS RECOGNISED". The Beehive. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[12] "NZ CadetForces - Northland". 21 March 2013. Archived from the original on 21 March 2013. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[13] "NZ Cadet Forces Navy Army Air Force cadets Auckland south". 19 September 2007. Archived from the original on 19 September 2007. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[14] "NZ CadetForces - Waikato". 11 November 2016. Archived from the original on 11 November 2016. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[15] "NZDF CadetForces - Bay of Plenty". 26 May 2010. Archived from the original on 26 May 2010. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[16] "NZ CadetForces - East Coast North Island". 8 February 2013. Archived from the original on 8 February 2013. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[17] ttps://www.ngaruawahiahigh.org.nz/media//1990/1990-history-book-by-barbara-pratt.pdf ^{[ bare URL PDF ]}

[18] "NZ CadetForces - Central North Island". 21 March 2013. Archived from the original on 21 March 2013. Retrieved 25 October 2022.

[19] paperspast.natlib.govt.nz https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19701107.2.9?end_date=31-12-1975&items_per_page=100&query=Sea+Cadet+Corps&snippet=true&start_date=01-01-1970 . Retrieved 4 December 2023.{{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)

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