Drill and Discipline
Drill is an important part of discipline training for uniformed groups. In our training program, all participants must undergo basic drill training. In addition, senior members of the Corps have the opportunity to participate in the following advanced drill courses:
Basic Drill | Arms Drill | Chinese-style Foot Drill | Flag Raising and Lowering | Silence Drill | Lance Drill | Bass Drum and Snare Drum Drill | Cane Drill | Pace Stick Drill | Guidon and Colour Drill | Sword Drill | Drill Instructor
Members of the Corps participate in drill performances on various occasions, such as the annual parade held at the Police College in Wong Chuk Hang, as well as parades and drill competitions invited by different uniformed groups. Among the most notable events are the flag-raising ceremonies held every year at Golden Bauhinia Square to celebrate the Establishment of the HKSAR and National Day, and also the silent drill performance at the Hong Kong Museum of the War of Resistance and Coastal Defence to celebrate National Day.
Adventure Training
By building on these experiences, cadets develop a sense of responsibility, confidence, communication skills, and a leadership mindset. This nurtures resilience, mutual support, and independent problem-solving skills, ultimately fulfilling our mission to assist young people in developing their personal character and leadership skills.
Abseiling | Obstacle Courses | High-Event Rope Course | Adventure Games (Low-Event) | Hiking | Orienteering | Crate Stacking | Airsoft Shooting | Command Task | Water Activities
Air Shooting Training/ IPSC
The Corps provides cadets with air gun shooting training, including air rifle and air pistol training at indoor shooting ranges, as well as IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) practical shooting training. Cadets must undergo training in order to be certified safe at shooting ranges, and the Corps is responsible for providing all necessary equipment and safety protective gear for the sessions."
Map Reading and Campcraft
Camping | Map Reading and Use of Compass | Hiking
Radio/Signals Training
The Corps provides radio training for participants and adult instructors for communication purposes. The training content includes:
Basic Radio Theory and Principles | Radio Communication Standard Procedures | RadioCommunication Response Rules
Physical Training
Our training program includes physical training that improve members' physical fitness and willpower through endurance, strength, and team challenges, laying a solid foundation for various outdoor adventure activities.
Band Training and Music Performance
The Corps' marching band provides training for participants and will lend instruments for training purposes. The Corps' Brass Band and Pipe Band frequently performs for the public, such as participating in various uniformed group events, flag-raising ceremonies and various ceremonial occasions.
Community Service
The Corps encourages participants to engage in community service, providing support for various social welfare organizations, non-profit groups, and major institutions. Participants serve alongside their instructors. Services include fundraising activities, crowd control, logistics, and wireless communication support. In the year 2025, the Corps provided a total of 13,935 service hours.