Officers are commissioned into the New Zealand Cadet Forces, with the post-nominal letters NZCF, at the rank of Pilot Officer, and can be promoted to Flying Officer, and Flight Lieutenant after completing the necessary training and service.

As a disciplined, uniformed youth organisation, the New Zealand Cadet Forces incorporates a defined rank structure. Increased responsibilities are part of being promoted to a higher rank. In this resource, the Air Cadet ranks are displayed first, followed by the equivalent rank structure for the Army and Navy Cadets.

Officers are commissioned into the New Zealand Cadet Forces, with the post-nominal letters NZCF, at the rank of second lieutenant, and can be promoted to lieutenant, captain or major after completing the necessary training and service.

Media in category "NZCF ranks and insignia" The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total.

The top rank achievable by a Cadet Officer in the Air Training Corps is that of Squadron Leader (NZCF). A Squadron Leader’s rank is indicated by two medium braids with a thin braid between them Like the Non-Commissioned Officers there is a sequence in the display of rank.

Sea Cadet Ranks The Sea Cadet Corps have black rankslides with yellow embroidery. All officer ranks have the post-nominal 'NZCF', while all cadet ranks are suffixed 'Cadet' to help...

The chart shows equivalent ranks in the New Zealand Cadet Forces.

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0.5 The NZCF core values are Courage, Commitment, Comradeship and Integrity. Courage. Confronting challenges, both physical and moral, to overcome any adversity; Commitment. Being reliable and loyally serving and supporting the NZCF, …