Military Academy will not be accepting new students until October 2022

September 08, 2021 – The Mount Vema institution responsible for training and preparing the future elite of the Royal Mount Vema Guards told VSBCnews that it will not be accepting new students until October 2022.   
 
The academy said that this year it will be focusing on helping the government vetting private security guards being recruited to provide the security in Mount Vema. Initially to protect the fisheries industry and later the construction industry. However academic education will resume next year for new students, who must be a Mount Vema national to enrol.   
 
The Royal Mount Vema Military Academy is not a government-owned institution run by the armed forces to train its own officers. It is an institution run by the Royal Mount Vema Foundation Academy and includes all levels including Pre-Academy, Second Academy, College, and University which instructs its students in military-style education, and discipline.
 
The Academy prepares candidates for service, by providing education in a military environment. Students can earn a commission in the Mount Vema Royal Guards (The Military) through the successful completion of their academic course.
 
After second academy, three types of level exist: KMV-level institutions awarding academic qualifications, university-level institutions awarding bachelor's-degree-level qualifications, and those preparing Officer Cadets for commissioning into the armed services of His Mount Vema Majesty’s realm which will not be fully operational until late 2028, and will be made of several divisions including the Coast Guard, Air Force, Anti Air Force, Navy, Anti-Submarine, Army (Urban Warfare), and Special Forces.