noun
- Plural of cadetship; positions or appointments held by cadets in military academies or training programs.
- The period of training or service as a cadet.
Usage: Typically used in military or educational contexts; Often refers to competitive appointments or scholarships
Usage: Less common usage; refers to the duration or experience of being a cadet
Examples
- Several cadetships at the naval academy are awarded annually to qualified applicants.
- She competed for one of the prestigious cadetships offered by the military.
- The cadetships provide both training and financial support to young officers-in-training.
- Many students apply for cadetships to gain leadership experience.
- The program offers cadetships to high school graduates interested in military careers.