MILITARY TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT OF ZAMBIA (MILTEZ)
The existence of education in the military in Zambia dates back to 1937 when the Zambia Army (then the Northern Rhodesia Regiment (NRR)) had its own permanent staff of Officers. On attainment of independence in 1964, and with the national policy of education for all citizens, primary schools came into being within and on the periphery of military cantonments while secondary schools were established in the 1980s.
WINGS
- ZAMBIA MILITARY ACADEMY (ZMA)
- MILTEZ HEADQUATERS
- TECHNICAL TRAINING COLLAGE (TTC)
- RECRUIT TRAINING CENTER (RTC)
- OFFICERS WING
- ALL ARMS WING
Military Training Establishment of Zambia (MILTEZ)..
previously called School of Military Training (SMT) was originally established by the British under the Zambia Defense Force on the Copperbelt in Kalewa Barracks. After independence in 1964, SMT continued operating in Kalewa until need arose probably due to its centrality to relocate it to Central Zambia Kabwe. After a resolution we made to shift the School, houses and offices in Kohima were constructed and completed in 1970. The School of Military Training (SMT)was changed to Military Training Establishment of Zambia (MILTEZ) on 27 November 1973. Since then MILTEZ has trained military personnel both local and foreign and had earned regonition as an reputable training institution in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region and the whole of Africa.