One of the most prestigious military colleges in Russia today is the Ryazan Airborne School. In November 2018 it will celebrate its centenary; it was originally formed as the Ryazan Infantry Course. Over the course of its existence, the school has graduated several hundred thousand first-class military personnel who have defended and continue to defend the country for many years.
Ryazan Airborne School and its history (1918-1947)
RVVDKU (formerly RIVDV) today bears the honorary name of General V.F. Margelov, who put a lot of effort into making this educational institution one of the best in the country. On November 13, 1918, the Ryazan Infantry School (that’s what it was called then) opened its doors to its first students. Three years later, the institution became the owner of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee award for the courage shown by its students.
In August 1941, a decision was made to form a military parachute school on the basis of an existing educational institution evacuated to Kuibyshev. The school was engaged in training military personnel for the airborne troops, but few people knew about this; the uninitiated took it for an ordinary military unit.
In the fall of 1943, the school received an award - the Order of the Red Banner, which was awarded for the front-line successes of officers trained by the school. In 1946-1947, the current secondary school was located in the city of Frunze (now Bishkek), after which it returned to its rightful place - in Ryazan.
History of the school: post-war years
In 1958, the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union decided to reorganize the existing educational institution into the Higher Combined Arms Command School. The duration of study was increased to four years, and the diplomas that graduates received became equivalent to any document confirming higher education. The training of students remained at the highest level.
Who does the school teach?
In addition to the school itself, there is a large training center, a parachute club and an aviation military transport squadron. Cadets live in barracks-type dormitories and study in educational buildings, laboratories, complexes, and gyms. The school has its own shooting range, as well as a stadium with a sports complex. Next to the establishment there is a consumer services plant.
RVVDKU (Ryazan) trains certified specialists in three specialties and two specializations at once, adhering to the state order, which is formed by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. All programs are structured so that the duration of study for each of them is five years. Girls are admitted to the school on a general basis.
Ryazan Airborne School: faculties, departments
In total, the educational institution has three faculties: secondary vocational education - 8 (this is where you can get secondary vocational education), additional vocational education and a special faculty, where military personnel from abroad are trained. The role of the leading units of the RVVDKU is performed by platoons, departments and companies. As of 2015, there are 19 departments operating on the territory of the school.
15 out of 19 departments are military, the remaining 4 are general professional (Russian and foreign languages, humanities and natural sciences, mathematics and natural sciences, general professional disciplines). The school employs experienced specialists, among them more than 20 doctors of science and more than 150 candidates.
Extrabudgetary faculty
The school also has a Faculty of Communications and Automotive Transport, where you can get education on an extra-budgetary basis. It trains bachelors in the specialties “Automobiles and Automotive Industry” and “Personnel Management of Organizations”. The training lasts four years, the student can receive education in full-time and part-time forms.
To enter the first specialty, you must pass the Unified State Exam in the Russian language, mathematics and physics, and for the second - in the Russian language, mathematics and social studies. For each discipline, it is recommended to check with the school itself, since it may vary. The cost of annual training in both specialties has not changed since 2013. As of June 2015, it is 64 thousand rubles for full-time studies and 28 thousand for correspondence courses.
Educational process
RVVDKU (Ryazan) differs from all other military schools in that the educational process is structured completely differently here. The training is organized in such a way that all students receive not only theoretical, but also practical skills, and quite often this happens within the same lesson. There is practically no division between lecture and practical courses.
The duration of training is 5 years for cadets, and those who want to become officers will have to study a little longer - 5 years and 10 months. Cadets study for 10 semesters, at the end of each of them they must take tests and exams, this is similar to the examination session in civilian higher educational institutions.
Theoretical classes include attending lectures, writing laboratory and test papers, and attending extracurricular consultations. Practical work includes internships, group classes and exercises. From the second year onwards, all cadets must defend coursework on a topic previously agreed upon with their supervisor.
Over the entire five years of training, cadets spend more than 12 months on field trips. Every year, cadets go on a thirty-day vacation in the summer and a fourteen-day vacation in the winter. Those cadets who graduate with honors receive an advantage in choosing the place where they will serve, according to the existing order.
Who can become a cadet at the school?
Admission to the Ryazan Airborne Forces School begins on the first of July every year. Young people face quite serious health requirements. Those who have not served, if they are not yet 22 years old, as well as those who are currently serving on conscription or on a contract basis (up to 25 years old) can become cadets. Even those who previously served in the army are allowed to enroll, provided that they are not yet 24 years old.
All potential cadets are required to undergo a medical examination and submit the relevant documents to the admissions committee. Active military personnel must attach a medical record to the card. It should be noted that applicants with criminal, anti-Russian, nationalist and obscene tattoos are not accepted into the school; these are its internal rules.
To enroll in the Ryazan Airborne Forces School, you must provide photocopies or originals of documents proving your identity and education, as well as certificates of passing the Unified State Exam. Candidate cadets who already have secondary education can enroll after internal examinations, which the school organizes independently.
Admission conditions: Unified State Exam
All potential students of the RVVDKU school (Ryazan) planning to study in higher education programs undergo an assessment of general educational skills, which is carried out based on the results of the Unified State Exam. To enroll in the specialty “Human Resources Management”, you must provide certificates of passing exams in mathematics (passing score - 27), social studies (42 points) and Russian language (36 points).
To study the specialty "Translation and Translation Studies" you must pass a foreign language (passing score - 22), Russian language (36 points) and history (32 points). For the specialty “Infocommunication Technologies” you will need to pass physics (passing score - 36), mathematics (27 points) and Russian language (36 points).
Those who plan to study in a secondary education program may not provide Unified State Examination certificates; the decision on enrollment will be made by the admissions committee based on other parameters. We are talking about fitness for health reasons and assessing the physical fitness of the future cadet; they will also be helped to determine the category of professional suitability without conducting any exams.
Admission conditions: physical training
The Ryazan Airborne Military School has a special status, and all its cadets must have excellent physical training. That is why applicants are required to go through a physical fitness level test, this applies to both boys and girls. If an applicant is going to receive higher professional education, he will have to take pull-ups, running and swimming (if conditions permit).
If the applicant plans to receive secondary vocational education, the same exercises are offered, but the standards for enrollment in this case are slightly higher. You are given only one chance to perform a physical exercise; the results are entered into the competition list along with data from the Unified State Examination certificates. Based on them, the decision on enrollment is formed.
Admission to the Ryazan Airborne Forces School requires the applicant to be in good physical shape, so it is best to start preparing in advance. Having diplomas, certificates, and awards in the field of sports disciplines is welcome, but this does not give priority in admission.
Educational and methodological work
The Ryazan Airborne Forces School is famous for its teachers, all of them have extensive service experience, about 150 of them were participants in combat operations in Afghanistan, South Ossetia, and the North Caucasus. Thanks to this, all cadets receive the most necessary skills for further military service. Among other things, teachers constantly conduct methodological work with their students aimed at improving the quality of education.
Beginning teachers here can also acquire the skills necessary to work with cadets; a “School of Pedagogical Excellence” has been opened especially for them, the duration of training is two years. Periodically, the school organizes methodological experiments, as a result of which the latest teaching methods are developed in military educational institutions.
Oath
The oath at the Ryazan Airborne Forces School takes place in early September; parents and friends of first-year students usually come to this solemn event. The school management congratulates all students.
According to existing tradition, the oath always ends with a solemn march and demonstration performances in which officers and cadets take part. Parents can ask all their questions to the head of the school, as well as to the teachers who are always present at the oath of freshmen.
How to get there?
The educational institution has a favorable location and is located near the Ryazan-1 railway station. The address of the Ryazan Airborne Forces School is pl. General of the Army V.F. Margelov, 1. To get from the station to the school, you need to take bus route No. 5 “Railway Station - Turlatovo Platform”, then get to the stop “Library named after M. Gorky”, and from there walk along Seminarskaya street about 500 meters.
From the Ryazan-2 railway station you can get to the school using minibus No. 57 “Novoselov 60 - village. Bozhatkovo”, you need to get off at the “Mikhailovskoye Shosse” stop and get off at the “Gorky Library” stop. The fare is 16 rubles.
The school is located in several buildings, access to some of them is limited, so photos of the RVVDKU and its interior are not so easy to find. However, everyone can attend the oath ceremony, as well as open days to feel the military spirit of the educational institution.
“In the event of a military conflict, men in blue berets will go into the enemy’s mouth with one goal - to tear this mouth apart.”
V.F. Margelov
Among the honorary graduates of the Ryazan Higher Airborne Command School named after Army General V.F. Margelov. forty-five Heroes of the Soviet Union, sixty-nine Heroes of Russia, hundreds of holders of military orders, more than sixty record holders of our country and the world in parachute jumping. This school was graduated by: former Russian Defense Minister P.S. Grachev, former commander of the Airborne Forces A.P. Kolmakov, Honored Artist of Russia, singer, actor O.V. Kukhta, former army commander, governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory A.I. Lebed, mixed martial arts fighter S.V. Kharitonov, advisor to the Minister of Defense, former army commander, head of the Ulyanovsk region, hero of Russia V.A. Shamanov, governor of the Ryazan region, former commander of the Airborne Forces G.I. Shpak, governor of the Tver region A.V. Shevelev and many others. From other countries studied at RVVDKU: former leader of Poland V.V. Jaruzelski, President of Mali A.T. Toure, former head of the Georgian defense department L.L. Sharashenidze.
Today, the main goal of the RVVDKU is to educate a qualitatively new generation of military leadership personnel at any level, capable not of coercion, but only of personal conviction, to serve their Fatherland, ready at any moment to defend the independence, sovereignty and state interests of our great country.
94 years ago, on November 13, the glorious military institute of the armed forces of our Motherland was organized - the Ryazan Higher Airborne Command School (RVVDKU) named after Army General Vasily Filippovich Margelov.
The history of this institution began back in August 1918, when it was decided to form the first infantry courses in Ryazan to replenish the command staff of the young workers' and peasants' Red Army. On their base, they later organized first an infantry school, and later an airborne school. The birthday of the RVVDKU was November 13, 1918 - the first day when the courses began. Colonel Ivan Aleksandrovich Troitsky was appointed head of the school. It was a wartime, turbulent time, classes took place at an accelerated pace. Students were given only the very basics of military wisdom, taught to work with subordinates and handle weapons. The first red commanders were graduated on March 15 of the following year. Every last person was immediately sent to various fronts of the civil war. In total, during the time the civil war lasted, seven graduates or 499 people passed through the school.
In 1920, these infantry courses were renamed the fifteenth Ryazan School of Infantry. The duration of training immediately increased to three years. And at the end of the autumn of 1921, the infantry school was awarded the Revolutionary Red Banner of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of the USSR for the bravery and courage shown by its personnel. In 1937, the school was transformed into the infantry school of Kliment Voroshilov, one of the first Marshals of the Soviet Union. And on August 2, 1941, a military parachute school was urgently created on the basis of this school in Samara for the education and training of airborne forces. In all the papers, the new part was hidden behind the number 75021.
In November 1943, RVVDKU turned 25 years old. On the anniversary day, by Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, the training center was awarded the honorary Order of the Red Banner. The document read: “For military services to the Fatherland and great success in the training and education of officers.” During the Great Patriotic War, ten valiant graduates of the school were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.
In the summer of 1958, by decision of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, the Ryazan Secondary Infantry School was reformed into a higher command combined arms school. The duration of training has increased again, now to four years. Graduates of this institution could receive diplomas of higher education, but military training did not change in any way. Then V.F. Margelov, who headed the airborne troops, proposed to the top leadership of our country to merge this school with the Alma-Ata Airborne School to train airborne officers. In 1959, the two educational institutions merged. On May 1 of the same year, the first group of cadets under the leadership of Colonel Leontyev arrived from Kazakhstan. The school received its name - Ryazan Higher Airborne Command School - only at the end of their training on April 4, 1964. The Alma-Ata Military Parachute School, having become part of the Ryazan School, also trained airborne officers of our country.
V.F. Margelov carefully watched the work of the establishment. Under his sensitive leadership, the school grew and acquired an excellent educational base, and was transformed beyond recognition. Much later, in 1995, a monument to the famous general would be erected at the school as a sign of gratitude for the services of the founder of the airborne service.
In 1962, knowledge of foreign languages was placed at the forefront of the training process. At the same time, the school began to accept and train foreigners. The first of them were the Vietnamese, then the Indonesians appeared. Today, children from thirty-two countries of the world study at RVVDKU! In 1968, in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, the school was awarded the Order of the Red Banner for the second time, and in 1989 it received the “Commander’s Cross” of the Order of Merit of Poland for excellent training within the walls of the military training center of this country. On July 9, 2004, by order of the Government of the Russian Federation under number 937-R, the school was for the last time renamed to the Ryazan Higher Airborne Command (Military Institute) named after Army General Vasily Margelov. Rumor has it that this was done based on numerous requests from veterans and school personnel. For excellent combat training, the school was awarded the Pennant of the Minister of Defense of our country in 2006.
This educational institution never stops there. Since 2008, the RVVDKU began training girls in a military profession called “Use of Airborne Support Units.” Women officers will command squads of parachute handlers, helping to drop paratroopers as well as military equipment on special platforms or complex multi-dome systems. Since 2011, courses for training military chaplains, as well as rabbis, imams and lamas for the navy and land army have been opened at the training center.
Today, the institution includes the school itself, a training center sixty kilometers from the city, an aviation squadron and a parachute club. On the basis of the school, dormitories were built to accommodate students, laboratories and educational buildings where classes are held, a shooting range, sports halls, gyms, for training in martial arts, airborne training, a stadium, a canteen, a cafe, a post office, a club, a public service facility, medical Center. On the territory of the school there is an Orthodox Church of Elijah the Prophet and a museum of the history of the Airborne Forces.
The school trains cadets in two specialties. The commander of a parachute landing platoon of the Airborne Forces with the additional qualification of a manager and the commander of a reconnaissance platoon of parachute landing units of the Airborne Forces with the qualification of a linguist-translator. The military institute has nine military departments (arms and shooting, tactical and special training, humanitarian and economic disciplines, materiel and repair, airborne training, command and control in peacetime, operation and driving, physical training, tactics) and three civilian departments (mathematics and physics, foreign languages, Russian language). They employ about a dozen doctors of science and several dozen candidates. The military education system is constantly being improved. Candidates undergo a rigorous multi-stage selection process, during which a conclusion is formed about the degree of suitability of a particular individual for the needs of the chosen profession. Training at the Ryazan Airborne Institute for all five years is based on the closest combination of practice and theory. Any independent work by cadets to improve personal skills is welcomed and encouraged. During their training, cadets spend more than a year in the field. And those who graduate from an educational institution with honors are given the right to choose their place of further service (unfortunately, so far within the limits of the assignment designated for the school).
On November 13, 1918, the 1st Ryazan Soviet Infantry Courses for command staff of the Red Army were formed.
In 1920, the 1st Ryazan Infantry Course of Red Commanders was renamed the 30th Soviet Ryazan Infantry Course, and then the 15th Ryazan Infantry School of the normal type. The school took part in hostilities during the Civil War.
On October 9, 1924, the 15th Ryazan Infantry School was renamed the Ryazan Infantry School by order of the Revolutionary Military Council No. 1265.
On March 16, 1937, by order of the USSR NKO No. 36, the Ryazan Infantry School named after Comrade. Voroshilov is renamed the Ryazan Infantry School named after Comrade. Voroshilov.
In the 20s and 30s, the Ryazan school graduated hundreds of Red commanders. In battles against the Japanese on the Khalkhin Gol River and with the White Finns, four graduates became the first Heroes of the Soviet Union.
During the Great Patriotic War, the school trained infantry officers, machine gunners, mortar men, tank destroyers, and political fighters for the front. In 1943, 1,388 female officers were graduated.
On November 12, 1943, by Decree of the Presidium of the USSR Armed Forces, the Ryazan Infantry School was awarded the Order of the Red Banner for military services to the Motherland and outstanding success in officer training.
During the war, 32 graduates of the school were awarded the highest title of Hero of the Soviet Union.
On March 4, 1959, the Ryazan Red Banner Higher Combined Arms Command School was merged into one school with the Airborne School, relocated from the city of Alma-Ata, and became known as the “Ryazan Red Banner Higher Combined Arms Command School.” The school trained officers to fill the positions of airborne platoon commanders.
Ryazan becomes a center for training officers of the airborne troops, the cradle of commanders of the “winged” guard.
On February 22, 1968, by order of the USSR Minister of Defense No. 23, the school was awarded the second Order of the Red Banner for great merits in officer training.
On August 29, 1968, by order of the USSR Minister of Defense No. 213, the school was given the honorary name “named after the Lenin Komsomol.”
On November 12, 1996, the President of the Russian Federation assigned the honorary name “named after Army General V.F. Margelov” to the school.
By order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated June 19, 2006 No. 230, the school was awarded the Pennant of the Russian Ministry of Defense for courage, military valor and high combat proficiency for courage, military valor and high combat proficiency shown in the performance of tasks of the RF Ministry of Defense for the training of highly qualified personnel for the RF Armed Forces. .
In accordance with the orders of the Government of the Russian Federation dated December 24, 2008 No. 1951-r, the school became part of the Military Educational and Scientific Center of the Ground Forces “Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation” in the form of a branch with annexation as structural units (faculties) of the Ryazan Military Automobile Institute named after Army General V.P. Dubynin, Ryazan Higher Military Command School of Communications named after Marshal of the Soviet Union M.V. Zakharov.
In accordance with the requirements of the Directive of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation of December 31, 2008 No. D-112, from December 1, 2009, the school began training non-commissioned officers intended to fill military positions - deputy platoon commanders, and their equals.
On September 12, 2013, in accordance with the order of the Government of the Russian Federation of June 3, 2013 No. 895-r, the school became independent and subordinate to the commander of the Airborne Forces.
On November 15, 2013, in accordance with Decree No. 842 of November 14, 2013, President of the Russian Federation V.V. Putin awarded the Order of Suvorov to the school for services in strengthening the country’s defense capability and training highly qualified military personnel.
In accordance with the Order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated September 14, 2015 No. 527, the school was renamed “Ryazan Higher Airborne Order of Suvorov, Twice Red Banner Command School named after Army General V.F. Margelov.”
Among the school's graduates are 53 Heroes of the Soviet Union and 78 Heroes of the Russian Federation.
During its existence, the school trained a whole galaxy of honored military leaders, prominent statesmen and public figures; trained more than 48 thousand officers for the Airborne Forces and other branches and branches of the Russian Armed Forces and conducted 135 graduations of young officers.
Specialties of training in higher education programs
The school is intended to fulfill the state personnel order for the training of highly qualified specialists with higher education in the specialty:
In the interests of the Airborne Forces:
56.05.04
Military specialties:
- “The use of military reconnaissance units of the Airborne Forces”;
- “Use of airborne troops”;
- “Use of airborne support units”;
- “Use of Marine Corps Units”;
- “Use of units of the Airborne Forces (mountain)”;
11.05.04 “Infocommunication technologies and special communication systems”, qualification – specialist. Unified State Exam: MATHEMATICS (major - 32), physics (36), Russian language (36). (BOYS AND GIRLS)
Military specialty:
- “Use of airborne communications units”;
- “The use of units and the operation of an automated control system for the tactical airborne forces.”
In the interests of the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the RF Armed Forces:
56.05.04 “Personnel management (Armed Forces, other troops, military formations and equivalent bodies of the Russian Federation)”, qualification – specialist. Unified State Exam: MATHEMATICS (major, minimum Unified State Exam threshold - 32), Russian language (36), social studies (42). (BOYS)
Military specialty:
- "Use of special units."
45.05.01 “Translation and translation studies”, qualification – specialist. FOREIGN LANGUAGE (30), Russian language (36), history (32). (BOYS)
Military specialty:
- Use of special reconnaissance units;
- The use of special reconnaissance units (with the study of the Arbalet-2 parachute systems).
The duration of training in all specialties is 5 years. Graduates receive a specialist diploma and are awarded the first military rank of “Lieutenant”.
Specialties of training in secondary vocational education programs
Since December 2009, the school has been training cadets to fill the positions of warrant officers (sergeants) for the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the following specialties:
23.02.03 “Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles”, qualification – “technician”.
- VUS 107 – group commander;
- VUS 212 – deputy commander of the airborne support platoon;
- VUS 837, 846, 849 – deputy commander of a repair platoon, commander of an automobile platoon, commander of a support platoon.
Duration of training – 2 years 10 months.
11.02.11 “Communication networks and switching systems”, qualification – “technician”.
For military specialties:
- VUS 474, 476 – senior technician.
11.02.09 “Multichannel telecommunication systems”, qualification – “technician”.
For military specialties:
- VUS 460, 462, 465, 404 – station manager, department head, senior technician.
11.02.10 “Radio communications, radio broadcasting and television”, qualification – “technician”.
For military specialties:
- VUS 426, 427 – deputy platoon commander.
Admission is based on a document of secondary general (complete) education, without exams in general education subjects.
The duration of training in communications specialties is 2 years 6 months. Graduates receive a diploma of secondary vocational education, are assigned the military rank of “Warrant Officer”, and when appointed to an officer position (graduates with a diploma with honors) - “junior lieutenant”.
ADMISSION RULES
to the Ryazan Guards Higher Airborne Command Order of Suvorov twice Red Banner School
named after Army General V.F. Margelov in 2020
1. These Rules regulate the admission of citizens of the Russian Federation to the Ryazan Guards Higher Airborne Command School named after Army General V.F. Margelov for training in basic educational programs of higher and secondary vocational education in accordance with the order of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation No. 185 dated April 7, 2015 of the year “On approval of the Procedure and conditions for admission to educational organizations of higher education, which are under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation.”
The number of candidates to be enrolled as cadets in the first courses in each military specialty (specialization) is determined by the annual calculations of staffing the first courses of universities with a variable composition, developed by the Main Personnel Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
Full information about admission is contained on the school’s website: rvvdku.mil.ru, email address: [email protected].
2. Admission to the RVVDKU for the first year is carried out on a competitive basis with July 1. Citizens accepted to study at the school are: fit for health reasons to serve in the Airborne Forces:
those who have not undergone military service - up to 22 years of age;
those who have completed military service, conscripted military personnel - under the age of 24;
contract military personnel - up to 27 years of age (age is determined as of August 1 of the year of admission).
Citizens until they reach age are considered as candidates for admission to higher military educational institutions to study as cadets in programs with secondary military special training. 30 years.
Admission conditions for higher education programs
3. For citizens with secondary (complete) general or secondary vocational education, the conditions for admission to study in higher education programs include:
1) assessment of the level of general education training (based on the results of the Unified State Exam):
“Human Resource Management”, Unified State Examination: mathematics, Russian language, social studies. ( YOUTHS );
“Translation and Translation Studies”, Unified State Examination: foreign language (English, German), Russian language, history. ( YOUTHS );
“Infocommunication technologies and special communication systems”, Unified State Examination: physics, mathematics, Russian language. ( YOUTHS , GIRLS ).
2) determination of fitness for health reasons;
3) assessment of the level of physical fitness;
In accordance with the instructions of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, admission to 2019
year is allowed based on the results of the Unified State Examination, confirmed by certificates of Unified State Examination issued in 2015
, 2016
, 2017
And 2018
years and valid for 4 years.
Conditions for admission to secondary education programs
4. For citizens with secondary (complete) general or primary vocational education, the conditions for admission to study in secondary education programs include:
1) determination of fitness for health reasons;
2) assessment of the level of physical fitness;
4) without assessing the level of general education training.
Procedure for submitting documents
5. To enter the school, candidates submit an application to the military commissariat at their place of residence before April 1 (military personnel - report on command) and fill out documents. The school accepts documents until May 20 (and for military candidates - until May 15). After the selection committee has reviewed the candidates’ documents, calls are sent through the regional military commissariats.
6. Candidates with secondary vocational education, as well as certain categories of candidates, can enroll in studies based on the results of general education entrance tests conducted by the university independently:
on the basis of secondary vocational or higher education;
on the basis of the Federal Law of October 27, 2015, NR 293-FZ, the assessment of the level of general educational preparedness of candidates from among Crimean residents entering higher education programs is carried out at the choice of candidates based on the results of the unified state exam and (or) based on the results of entrance tests, conducted independently by the military educational organization of higher education of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
7. The candidates specified in paragraph 6 of these Methodological Recommendations, at their own discretion, pass all general education entrance tests conducted by the university independently, or pass one or more of these entrance tests along with the presentation of the Unified State Examination results as the results of other general education entrance tests.
8. The Federal Service for Supervision in Education and Science made changes to the procedure for conducting the Unified State Exam in 2019 (instructions dated September 16, 2014 No. 02-624). It is not envisaged to conduct the Unified State Examination during the period of entrance examinations to universities in July 2019.
In 2019, the results of the Unified State Exam 2015-2018 are valid. Graduates of previous years who do not have valid Unified State Exam results submit applications to regional education departments before February 1, 2019 and take the Unified State Exam in April or May-June 2019 at their place of residence.
Military personnel, graduates of previous years, submit applications to take the Unified State Exam at the RVVDKU by email: [email protected]
To apply for the Unified State Exam, the following documents are required:
application to the chairman of the State Examination Committee of the Ryazan region;
consent to the processing of personal data (to the Department of Education and Youth Policy of the Ryazan City Administration);
a copy of the certificate (grade 11) or diploma of secondary vocational (higher) education;
copy of the passport;
a certificate from a military unit confirming conscription service (under contract);
a copy of the report with the permitting visa from the commander of the military unit;
copy of military ID;
power of attorney.
In Ryazan, documents are submitted to the address: Ryazan, st. Lenina 45a, office. 307. (working hours: Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 18.00).
Without the results of the Unified State Exam, candidates who need to apply for the Unified State Exam will not be considered for participation in the professional selection!
9. Applicants to the first year of training in specialist training programs have the right to submit an application for participation in the competition at the same time in three areas of training.
When submitting an application for admission to a higher education institution, the applicant submits:
original or photocopy of documents proving his identity and citizenship;
original or photocopy of a state-issued education document;
information about passing the Unified State Exam.
Original documents must be submitted before the start of the credentials committee. Candidates who do not submit original documents will not be admitted to the credentials committee.
Determination of fitness for health reasons
10. Determination of the suitability of candidates for admission for health reasons is carried out in accordance with the Regulations on military medical examination, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of 2013 No. 565, Instructions on the procedure for conducting military medical examination and medical examination in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, approved by order Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation dated August 20, 2003 No. 200.
To successfully pass the medical examination at the school, you must have a citizen medical examination card. The card must contain the conclusion of the military medical commission, certified by a seal, and all the necessary test results.
Military personnel must additionally submit a medical record, which reflects the results of annual in-depth and control examinations and requests for medical help.
Military personnel and citizens in the reserve who have tattoos of a criminal, nationalist or anti-Russian nature, as well as with profanity, are not allowed to enroll in the school.
Assessment of physical fitness level
11. Checking the level of physical fitness is carried out in accordance with the Manual on physical training of military personnel of the RF Armed Forces and the Methodological recommendations of the Physical Training Directorate of the RF Armed Forces for three exercises (minimum threshold):
in higher education:
exercise No. 4 - pull-ups on the bar (10 times);
exercise No. 41 - 100 m run (13.9 s);
exercise No. 46 - 3 km run (12.25 min);
Girls at VPO:
Exercise No. 1 - flexion and extension of the arms while lying down (12 times);
exercise No. 41 - 100 m run (17.2 s);
Exercise No. 45 - 1 km run (4.27 min.);
Exercise No. 57 - 100 m swimming (3.53 min) (Subject to conditions).
on SPO:
exercise No. 4 - pull-ups on the bar (8 times);
exercise No. 41 - 100 m run (14.4 s);
exercise No. 46 - 3 km run (14.00 min);
Exercise No. 57 - 100 m swimming (2.24 min).
One attempt is given to complete the physical exercise. Testing the physical fitness of candidates is carried out in sportswear.
The results of candidates’ physical fitness are included in the competition lists along with the results of passing the Unified State Exam. For enrollment, a table is used to convert the amount of physical fitness points scored into a 100-point scale.
12. Determining the category of professional suitability in the Armed Forces is one of the main types of professional selection and is a set of measures aimed at achieving high-quality staffing of military positions.
13. The main stage of work on professional psychological selection is carried out after the candidates arrive at the school.
During testing, the main components are examined:
Smart Features
Personal qualities
Degree of military professional motivation
Study of individual professionally important qualities
Testing the level of knowledge in general education subjects
Completed forms are processed electronically and are the source material for conducting interviews and identifying motives for admission. During the conversation with the candidate it is established:
what attracted him to the profession of an officer;
how he prepared himself for it;
what idea does he have about the conditions and procedure of training at the school, what does he know about the service and activities of the school’s graduates.
Supervision by commanders is carried out during the entire time candidates are in the unit. Observation is a purposeful recording of the candidate’s personality traits being studied and an analysis of their manifestation. The observation results are summarized by commanders and the professional selection subcommittee is taken into account when making a final conclusion.
14. Individual achievements of candidates are taken into account when making a conclusion about the category of professional suitability of candidates as part of their socio-psychological study.
15. At the final stage of the work, final recommendations are made for each candidate, and the professional psychological selection group formulates final conclusions.
Based on the results of professional psychological selection, one of the following conclusions is made about the candidate’s professional suitability for studying at the school:
Professional psychological selection is one of the main exams for which you need to seriously prepare!
Procedure for enrolling candidates
16. Candidates who did not pass the professional selection, who did not appear for the professional selection without a good reason, who refused to enter the school after the start of the professional selection, as well as candidates who were denied further professional selection due to lack of discipline, are excluded from the competition and are not admitted to the school are credited.
If there are vacancies in the 2nd year of the school, citizens who have completed the first years of educational institutions of higher professional education and are enrolled as cadets for training in the field of training (specialty) in which they studied, have the right to transfer to the 2nd year, after completing combined arms training and acceptance them the Military Oath, taking into account the re-crediting of academic disciplines.
Candidates who do not arrive at the place of professional selection at the school at the established time for a valid reason are allowed to participate in the professional selection only if they can pass the professional selection in accordance with its schedule.
Repeated professional selection events with a candidate are not allowed.
Conditions of accommodation, regulations of working time
17. Cadets who have not completed military service enter into a contract from their second year. Cadets who are undergoing and have completed military service enter into a contract from the moment of admission. In case of expulsion due to reluctance to study, indiscipline or poor academic performance, payment for the military component of training is reimbursed.
Service time regulations are in accordance with the Charter of the Internal Service of the RF Armed Forces. Accommodation for military personnel is in barracks and cockpit-type dormitories, depending on the course of training.
Meals for personnel are provided three times a day, in one shift, in the cadet canteen using the in-line method, according to Airborne Forces standards.
The personnel are provided with clothing in accordance with the supply standards of the Airborne Forces.
Ryazan Higher Airborne Command School
| Ryazan Higher Airborne Command Twice Red Banner School named after V. F. Margelov (RVVDKU) |
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Ryazan Higher Airborne Command School (military institute) named after Army General V.F. Margelov- military educational institution of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation of the Russian Armed Forces.
On the territory of the school there are barracks-type dormitories for accommodating cadets, educational buildings and laboratories for conducting classes (including fire and technical complexes), a shooting range, an airborne training complex, sports and gyms for practicing various types of martial arts, a stadium with sports town, canteen, cadet cafe, club, post office, medical center, consumer services plant.
The school trains command staff with higher military-special education in two specialties:
“Personnel management”, commander of a parachute platoon of the Airborne Forces, qualified as a manager.
“Translation and translation studies”, commander of a reconnaissance platoon of parachute units of the Airborne Forces, qualified as a linguist-translator.
The main divisions of the institute are: departments, companies and platoons of cadets. The institute trains and educates cadets from 9 military and 3 civilian departments:
- tactical and special training;
- weapons and shooting;
- humanitarian and socio-economic disciplines;
- airborne training;
- material parts and repairs;
- operation and driving;
- troop control in peacetime;
- physical training and sports;
On the territory of the RVVDKU there is a museum of the history of the Airborne Forces.
Education
The educational process at the Ryazan Institute of Airborne Forces differs from the educational process in higher school. Education at the university is based on a close combination of theory and practice, its duration is 5 years, for officer courses (training commanders of parachute companies (battalions) and airborne service specialists) - 5 - 10 months. The entire period of study is divided into 10 academic semesters - two semesters per academic year. At the end of each semester and academic year, an examination session is held in accordance with the curriculum. The main forms of theoretical work for students are: listening to lectures, working at seminars and extracurricular consultations; To test and consolidate the knowledge acquired during the learning process, laboratory and control work is periodically carried out. As part of the course of practical training with a training platoon of cadets, group exercises, tactical classes and exercises, and internships are provided. At the end of each course, starting from the second year of study, cadets are required to submit personal course projects; Any independent work of cadets to improve personal skills is encouraged.
During training, cadets spend more than a year on field trips. Every year, cadets are given a winter vacation of 2 weeks and a main summer vacation of 30 days.
Cadets who graduate from the school with a diploma with honors have a preferential right to choose a place of service after graduation within the limits established for the school.
Heads of the school
- 08/28/1918-04/01/1919 - Troitsky, Ivan Alexandrovich
- 04/01/1919-12/10/1919 - Oraevsky, Ivan Fedorovich
- 12/16/1919-05/24/1920 - Domozhirov, Nikolai Nikolaevich
- 05/24/1920-07/29/1920 - Troitsky, Ivan Alexandrovich (second time)
- 09/10/1920-10/19/1921 - Oraevsky, Ivan Fedorovich (second time)
- 10/19/1921-1922 - Pinaev, Georgy Andreevich
- 1922-1926 - Goryachko, Alexander Ignatievich
- 10.1926-1929 - Semashko, Valentin Vladislavovich
- 01/10/1929-1931 - Tikhomirov, Pyotr Pavlovich
- 1931-1932 - Podshivalov, Ivan Martemyanovich
- 04.1932-1939 - Vinogradov, Vasily Ivanovich, brigade commander
- 03/11/1940-05/31/1946 - Garussky, Mikhail Petrovich, Major General
- 06/01/1946-01/10/1950 - Lashchenko, Pyotr Nikolaevich, Major General
- 01/10/1950-04/25/1952 - Vizzhilin, Viktor Alekseevich, Major General
- 04/25/1952-05/1959 - Savchenko, Sergei Stepanovich, major general
- 06/10/1959-11/30/1965 - Leontyev, Alexander Stepanovich, major general
- 11/30/1965-06/1968 - Popov, Alexander Mikhailovich, Major General
- 07.27.1968-06.1970 - Kulishev, Oleg Fedorovich, Major General
- 07/02/1970-03/1984 - Chikrizov, Alexey Vasilievich, Lieutenant General
- 03/15/1984-12/17/1995 - Slyusar, Albert Evdokimovich, Hero of the Soviet Union, Lieutenant General
- 12/17/1995-12/17/2001 - Shcherbak, Valery Vitalievich, Major General
- 12/17/2001-02/10/2008 - Krymsky, Vladimir Yakovlevich, Major General
- 05/06/2008-12/2009 - Lugovoy, Vladimir Nikolaevich, colonel
- 01/01/2010-01/27/2012 - Krasov, Andrey Leonidovich, Hero of Russia, colonel
College graduates
The school's track record includes 45 Heroes of the Soviet Union, 69 Heroes of the Russian Federation, thousands of holders of military orders, more than 60 record holders of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, Russia and the world in parachuting, etc. Among the graduates of the school (among others - a galaxy of senior military leaders, including including commanders of the Airborne Forces in the modern history of Russia):
- Anashkin, Gennady Vladimirovich - Russian military leader, Colonel. Hero of the Russian Federation.
- Andreev, Evgeniy Nikolaevich - Hero of the Soviet Union, parachute equipment tester
- Vostrotin, Valery Aleksandrovich - Hero of the Soviet Union, former Deputy Minister for Emergency Situations
- Grachev, Pavel Sergeevich - Hero of the Soviet Union, former Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation
- Evtukhovich, Valery Evgenievich - commander of the Airborne Forces in 2007-2009.
- Zaripov, Albert Maratovich - Hero of Russia, commander of the Special Forces group, participant in the battle near the village. May Day 1996.
- Zobov, Oleg Nikolaevich - Hero of Russia, participant in the New Year's assault on Grozny in 1995
- Ignatov, Nikolai Ivanovich - Hero of Russia, participant in the storming of the House of Soviets in 1993
- Kolmakov, Alexander Petrovich - commander of the Airborne Forces in 2003-2007, former first deputy minister of defense of the Russian Federation
- Kostin, Sergey Vyacheslavovich - Hero of the Russian Federation (posthumously). Participant in the battle on Mount Donkey's Ear
- Kukhta, Oleg Valerievich - actor and singer, Honored Artist of Russia
- Lebed, Alexander Ivanovich - former army commander, former deputy commander of the Airborne Forces and subsequently governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory
- Podkolzin, Evgeniy Nikolaevich - commander of the Airborne Forces from 1991-1996
- Kharitonov, Sergei Valerievich - Russian mixed martial arts fighter
- Tseev, Eduard Kushukovich - Hero of the Russian Federation. Participant in the battle on Mount Donkey's Ear
- Shamanov, Vladimir Anatolyevich - Hero of Russia, former army commander, former head of the administration of the Ulyanovsk region, adviser to the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, since May 25, 2009 appointed commander of the Airborne Forces
- Shpak, Georgy Ivanovich - commander of the Airborne Forces in 1996-2003, 5th governor of the Ryazan region
- Shevelev, Andrey Vladimirovich - Governor of the Tver region
- Yunus-bek Bamatgireevich Evkurov - President of the Republic of Ingushetia
- Elamanov, Uali Bisakanovich - Major General of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, former commander of the Southern Regional Directorate of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Aldabergenov, Adylbek Kalibekovich - Major General of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Commander of the Airmobile Troops of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Dzhumakeev, Almaz Zhenishevich - Major General of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan, commander of the 36th Airborne Assault Brigade of the Airmobile Troops of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan
- Jaruzelski, Wojciech Witold - former leader of Poland
- Sharashenidze, Levan Levanovich - former head of the Georgian defense department
Notes
Links
- Unofficial Website No. 1 among commercial and non-commercial projects, educational institution website
- Website of the 1071 Separate Training Regiment of the Special Forces of the GRU, where RVVDKU cadets underwent training
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