As a school cadet, one has the responsibility to maintain a role model image in the school. This involves being a person of good character who upholds values such as respect and discipline. It is important to develop the reputation and respect of the school by promoting its prestige and honor through proper professional leadership. Being a role model for other students means achieving one’s talents and goals while adhering to the syllabus set by the Corps. A cadet should aim at developing their character while also being social and philanthropic towards others. They should steer clear of anti-social activities that may influence their peers negatively. Furthermore, as citizens, cadets should love, protect, and build their motherland. This requires them to be disciplined, law-abiding individuals who are friendly toward others in society. They must guide those with anti-social attitudes or drug habits by acting as ideals themselves. The commitment to public service is another core responsibility that every cadet must uphold both individually and as part of a team. Reaching one’s goals effectively while contributing towards the country’s development requires making the best use of time available. In conclusion, every school cadet must understand their roles well so they can execute them efficiently without fail. By doing this effectively, they become better individuals who contribute positively not only within their communities but also on larger scales like national development agendas.