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PageAcademy2956

Information

Academic framework

Competency standards, qualification requirements, electives, role variants and independent review

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GovernanceLAA / ORD–2956 / 012956

Academic government

Academy Ordinance

This Ordinance sets out the responsibilities of Lex Astra Academy in instruction, examination, academic government and discipline. It is to be read with the published requirements of each programme and the instruments governing the Academy’s constitution. Earlier instruments remain in the archive; this consolidated reading text does not purport to reproduce the founding Charter in full.

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PageAcademy2956

Information

Admissions

Application, prior learning, registration and enrollment

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ProgrammeCS2956

School of Civil Practice

Civil Services

A relief operation does not end when a ship lands. The civil school teaches reception, medical coordination and onward movement through the offices that remain responsible after the cameras and escort vessels have departed.

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ProgrammeCT2956

Graduate Programme in Command

Command Studies

Command candidates arrive with a completed specialist assessment. Their task is to direct work they cannot perform alone, recognize the limits of an order, and remain answerable when the original plan can no longer be carried out.

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CourseFD 1302956

Course register

Crew resource management

Share a watch’s workload, challenge conflicting information and hand over without dropping a task.

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FacultyCommandant2956

Directory

Elara Vasquez-Kohn

Chairs the Academic Board and directs the command conference. Her office records curriculum changes and the reasons for examination review.

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ProgrammeFO2956

School of Fleet Studies

Fleet Operations

A convoy is a set of obligations to people who cannot see the whole operation. Fleet students learn to make those obligations explicit: who has the watch, which vessel can take a casualty, and when a departure must be refused.

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PageAcademy2956

Information

History

Founding, library, Great Hall and institutional history

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CourseCS 2022956

Course register

In-game casualty recovery

Carry out a Solace Horizon Relief recovery drill and give transport an accurate account of the casualty’s game status.

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ProgrammeIO2956

School of Applied Industry

Industrial Operations

The industrial school begins at the receiving end of a supply chain. Students follow material through extraction or recovery, custody and delivery, including the work needed when a consignment cannot be reconciled. Fabrication is not assumed as an available game mechanic.

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CourseCS 2992956

Course register

Integrated civil response

Coordinate a civil response from the first location report through recovery, transport and reception.

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GovernanceLAA / REG–2956 / 042956

Academic government

Keeping the Academy register

The register connects instruction to the authority that follows it. The bound series and its electronic index must be able to tell the same history without erasing an earlier error.

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FacultyDirector, Command Studies2956

Directory

Maren Haldorsen

Directs the Crucible and convenes its examination panel. The independent safety officer remains outside the scenario command structure.

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AssessmentLAA / EX–399 / 29562956

Safety & assessment

Regulations for the Crucible

The Crucible depicts seventy-two hours of fictional operations. Actual player delivery uses agreed bounded sessions and relief, such as three two-hour sessions; there is no continuous attendance or endurance requirement. The phase hours below are scenario chronology, not a player timetable.

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FacultyDean, Fleet Studies2956

Directory

Renard Okonkwo

Teaches the navigational watch and convoy planning. His practical assessments follow an order through briefing, execution and relief.

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FacultyDean, Law & Public Affairs2956

Directory

Soren Achterberg

Teaches delegated authority and assistance agreements. Supervises source commentaries on the corporate directive archive.

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CourseSO 2992956

Course register

Strategic case assessment

Present an assistance plan whose authority, resources, agreement and public account remain consistent when circumstances change.

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ProgrammeSO2956

School of Law & Public Affairs

Strategic Operations

The school studies how orders, contracts and public institutions survive contact with competing interests. A proposal is examined for the authority behind it, the resources it requires and the people entitled to challenge its consequences.

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Teaching noteLAA / 2956 / TYROL-TEACHING-NOTE2956

Safety & assessment

Teaching the Tyrol losses

Instructions for using the 2931 memorial account without turning an incomplete record into a dramatic exercise.

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CourseCT 3402956

Course register

The command conference

Chair a planning conference where fleet, industry and civil concerns change the plan when the evidence warrants it.

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CourseCT 3992956

Course register

The Crucible

Lead a linked operation across briefing, changed conditions and watch relief, then defend your decisions to an independent panel.

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TraditionLAA / CER / retained text2956

Buildings & traditions

The earlier cadet oath

This is the earlier public ceremonial text, retained after the adoption of the revised 2956 induction. It is not the current oath or a statement of present examination rules.

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TraditionLAA / CER–2956 / 022956

Buildings & traditions

The induction oath

The cadet oath binds excellence, discipline, and service to the trust of others. This revised ceremonial text preserves the voice of the earlier oath while making clear that duty requires conscience, lawful authority, and responsibility for one’s own decisions.

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CourseFO 1102956

Course register

The navigational watch

Plan a two-leg movement, track its progress and give the next navigator a clear diversion handover.

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EssayOffice of the Registrar2956

Academy Review

The second signature

Why the Academy has always kept instruction and commission on different lines.

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HistoryLAA / MEM–2931 / public note2956

Safety & assessment

The Tyrol memorial record

Cadet Third Class Marcus Hendricks and Cadet Third Class Tomas Vasari died during a navigational training exercise in the Tyrol belt in 2931. Their names remain in the Academy register.

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FacultyDean, Applied Industry2956

Directory

Tobias Wren

Teaches materials custody and recovery planning. Uses freight and maintenance records alongside practical exercises.

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FacultyDean, Civil Practice2956

Directory

Yuki Tanaka-Reis

Teaches reception and medical transport coordination. Her seminars ask who remains responsible after a casualty has been handed to another service.

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