cadette
/kæˈdeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A young girl or a young woman, especially one who is a member of a group, such as a scouting organization or a military auxiliary.
“The cadette program was designed to help young women develop leadership skills and learn about community service.”
2. noun
A junior member of a military or naval unit, typically below the rank of an officer.
“The cadette was responsible for assisting the officers with various tasks and duties.”