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ARMED FORCES ACADEMY OF GENER AL M. R. ŠTEFÁNIK Liptovský Mikuláš

ARMED FORCES ACADEMY OF GENER AL M. R. ŠTEFÁNIK Liptovský Mikuláš. Brig. Gen. Assoc. Prof. Dipl. Eng. Boris ĎURKECH, Ph.D. Rector. TOPIC. MISSION & TASKS. History Field Offices at AFA area Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA Academic Education & Cadets’ Training

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ARMED FORCES ACADEMY OF GENER AL M. R. ŠTEFÁNIK Liptovský Mikuláš

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  1. ARMED FORCES ACADEMY OF GENERAL M.R.ŠTEFÁNIK Liptovský Mikuláš Brig. Gen. Assoc. Prof. Dipl. Eng. Boris ĎURKECH, Ph.D. Rector NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  2. TOPIC • MISSION • & • TASKS NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  3. History Field Offices at AFA area Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA Academic Education & Cadets’ Training LifelongLearning Research & Development SCOPE NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  4. 1. HISTORY Till August 31, 2008 NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY OF MARSHAL ANDREJ HADIK ARMED FORCES ACADEMY OF GENERAL MILAN RASTISLAV ŠTEFÁNIK UNIVERSITY EDUCATION & TRAINING CENTRE NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  5. 1. HISTORY (Continued) Since September 1, 2008 ARMED FORCES ACADEMY OF GENERAL MILAN RASTISLAV ŠTEFÁNIK UNIVERSITY NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  6. History Field Offices at AFA area Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA Academic Education & Cadets’ Training LifelongLearning Research & Development SCOPE NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  7. 2. FIELD OFFICES AT AFA AREA Total number of people working, studying or attending courses at the Armed Forces Academy area in 2012 is 2.662 (total sum consists of number of staff and students from slides 7, 17 and 26 added together) NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  8. SCOPE • History • Field Offices at AFA area • Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA • Academic Education & Cadets’ Training • LifelongLearning • Research & Development NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  9. Provide cadets with academic and lifelong learning and training, to contribute to a comprehensive improvement of their personality, Broaden their knowledge, creativity and to motivate them for the service in the Armed Forces of the Slovak Republic 3. MISSION, TASKS & STRUCTURE OF THE AFA MISSION NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  10. Academic Education & LifelongLearning Cadets’ Training Research & Development Cooperation (Slovak Universities and Foreign Military Educational Institutions) 3. MISSION, TASKS & STRUCTURE OF THE AFA (Continued) TASKS NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  11. 3. MISSION, TASKS & STRUCTURE OF THE AFA (Continued) • Some AFA departments provide services not only for the regular AFA cadets but also for other military and civilian branches. AFA Lifelong Learning Centre ISOC PfP TC NATO Centre of Excellency STO Library Pastorate Office Health Services Simulation Centre • SVK MoD • Other institutions & Ministries • Public • SVK MoD • NATO countries • PfP countries • Distribution Centre of NATO STO (former RTO) • Slovak Armed Forces • - other institutions • SVK MoD • Exchange among libraries • SVK Armed Forces in Liptov region • SVK Armed Forces • Military retired • Public • SVK Armed Forces • Other institutions • Public NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  12. 3. MISSION, TASKS & STRUCTURE OF THE AFA (Continued) STRUCTURE Rector Vice-rector Science Vice-rector Education Rector's Office Bursar Lifelong Learning Centre Departments Cadets’ Unites • FiguresAugust 31, 2008 - 158/420 • Figures May 1, 2009 - 58/340 • Figures September 1, 2009 - 58/320 • Figures April 4, 2010 - 58/250 • Figures September 1, 2011 - 53/235 • Figures December31, 2012 - 53/237 • (filled positions - 49/235) • Figures Decrease - 105/183 • Budget Decrease - 8.7 mil. € Figures - 7 Prof., 22Assoc. Prof., 29 PhD. NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  13. History Field Offices at AFA area Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA Academic Education & Cadets’ Training LifelongLearning Research & Development SCOPE NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  14. 4 Years BC’s full-time study programs Management Computer Systems, Networks & Services Electronic Systems Transport Engines & Equipment 1 Year MA’s degree study programs Defense Resource Management Weapons systems, Weapon & Components Electronic Systems 4. ACADEMIC EDUCATION& CADETS’ TRAINING (2004 - 2011) Accreditation Board decision on re-accreditation of the Study Programs obtained on 19th August 2009 NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  15. 4. ACADEMIC EDUCATION& CADETS’ TRAINING (Continued) (2010 - present) • 3 Years full-time BC’s study programs • Management of Military Organization • Weapons Systems, Weapons & Components • Electronic Systems • Computer Systems, Networks & Services • 1 Year MA’s degree study programs • Defense Resource Management • Weapons systems, Weapon & Components • Electronic Systems • 2 Year MA’s degree study programs • Computer systems, Networks & Services NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED 15

  16. 4. ACADEMIC EDUCATION& CADETS’ TRAINING (Continued) • PhD’s study program • National & International Security • Military Communication & Information Systems • Habilitation and inauguration of professors • National & International Security NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  17. 4. ACADEMIC EDUCATION& CADETS’ TRAINING (Continued) • Summary of current number of students attending daily or external studies NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  18. 4. ACADEMIC EDUCATION& CADETS’ TRAINING (Continued) • Training • Theory • Field training & Field Exercises • Military Program & Military Drill Practice • Computer Assisted Exercises ( CAX ) • Final Exercise • Other business:training of military professionals at the public Universities (e.g. pilots, air traffic controllers, service staff, healthcarepersonnel, …) NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  19. 4. ACADEMIC EDUCATION& CADETS’ TRAINING 2 Years MA’s study programs State Security and Defence Military Communication and Information Systems Management of Defence Sources Armament and Equipment of the Armed Forces (Continued) 2013 • PhD’s study programs • - Management of Defence Sources • -Armament and Equipment of the Armed Forces NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED 19

  20. History Field Offices at AFA area Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA Academic Education & Cadets’ Training LifelongLearning Research & Development SCOPE NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  21. 5. LIFELONGLEARNING Mission of the Lifelong Learning Centre (LLC) • International Education and Training at PfP Training and Education Centre (PTEC) via International Staff Officers´ Course (ISOC) • Lifelong Learning and Training for the members of the Slovak Armed Forces and MoD Civilian Staff (career and wide range of various specialized courses) NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED 21

  22. 5. LIFELONGLEARNING (Continued) Lifelong LearningCourses • National Security Course (NSC) • Advanced Command and Staff Course (ACSC) • International Staff Officers´ Course (ISOC) • Junior Staff Officers´ Course (JSOC) • Armed Forces Services Specialists´ Course (AFSSC) • University Graduates´ Officers´ Course (UGOC) • Warrant Officers´ Course (WOC) • Short Term Special Courses (STSC) NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED 22

  23. 5. LIFELONGLEARNING (Continued) OFFICERS ARMED FORCES ACADEMY Liptovský Mikuláš For certain appointments Col and Brig Gen (20– 25 years) National Security Course 6 months Senior Staff Officers’ Course For officers appointments designed forLtC and Col (15 – 18 years) 6 months Junior Staff Officers’ Course For officers appointments designed for Capt and Maj (7 – 8 years) ISOC 10 weeks 11 weeks Entry Specialized Officers’ Course For officers appointmentsdesigned for Lt or 1Lt 1 – 13 months AFA Graduates Universities Graduates Officers’ Course AFA NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED 23

  24. For promotion to the rank of Warrant Officer Class 1 and WO Class 2 Warrant officers´ Course 4 weeks Sergeant, Staff Sergeant 5. LIFELONGLEARNING (Continued) WARRANT OFFICERS Warrant Officers' Course is a part of the Slovak Armed Forces Warrant Officers career education which is organized by Lifelong Learning Centre of The Armed Forces Academy NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  25. In parallel, AFA offers the possibility of lifelong learning by providing the courses, training activities, seminars & variety of education events as follows: Complementary education, Specialized education, Retraining studies, Part-time studies, Short-term expert education, Third-age university 5. LIFELONGLEARNING (Continued) NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  26. 5. LIFELONGLEARNING (Continued) • Summary of current number of students attending career or specialized courses organized by or held at the AFA NEUTAJOVANÉ

  27. History Field Offices at AFA area Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA Academic Education & Cadets’ Training LifelongLearning Research & Development SCOPE NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  28. Slovak MoD assigned research projects NATO STO (RTO) / EDA projects Cooperation with the Slovak Academy of Science, local and regional institutions National and international cooperation in scientific research and development 6. Research & Development MAIN TASKS NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

  29. SCOPE History Field Offices at AFA area Mission, Tasks & Structure of the AFA Academic Education & Cadets’ Training LifelongLearning Research & Development NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED 29

  30. ... Armed Forces are as efficient and capable as their personnel is educated, trained, equipped and armed ... ... Armed Forces Academy plays a key role in the process of complex education and training of military personnel in order to sustain the performance of the national and international duties of the Slovak Armed Forces...

  31. http://www.aos.sk NATO-PfP UNCLASSIFIED

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