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(Capcom's primary storyline)

The Umbrella Executive Training School (アンブレラ幹部養成所 (Kanbu yōsei-sho)^[1] was a laboratory and employee training complex located in the Arklay Mountains some eight miles north of Raccoon City. It was one of the original sites owned by Umbrella Pharmaceuticals where the t-Virus Project was being worked on. Closed to students in 1978 following a series of illegal human rights abuses covered up by Umbrella HQ, the surface complex was left to ruin with research continued only by Dr. James Marcus in an underground laboratory for the remaining ten years. A 1998 attempt to refurbish the facility ended when the entire team was infected or killed by mutant leeches, and the facility was soon after destroyed to contain the outbreak as well as continue to cover-up its dark secrets.

History

Early years

The training school's establishment date is known to have been August 1968,^[2] though this is uncertain if it means when construction began or when it began operations. Umbrella Pharmaceuticals co-founder Dr. James Marcus was appointed director of the facility, but day-to-day operations were led by the Deputy Director, with Marcus focusing on conducting t-Virus research in the laboratory complex.^[3]^[4]

From its opening until 1978 the facility's primary focus was as a boarding school for child prodigies, talent-scouted by Umbrella following their early graduation from universities. These students were expected to become the next generation of executives, disciplined and well versed in both business and scientific fields.^[5] At the school they were taught, among others, biology, chemistry,^[6] sociology and political science.^[7] Despite the academic achievements of the students, many did not fit the criteria Umbrella was looking in its executive candidates, and both Marcus and the Deputy Director saw most of their students each year as useless.^[4]

1977-78 school year

One of perhaps the most significant events of the training school's history is that of its last year as an active facility. As had become typical, the new student arrivals in September were derided by the staff as useless to Umbrella in spite of their talents. Among the rare exceptions were Dr. Albert Wesker and Dr. William Birkin, two teenage doctoral graduates. Both were recognised by the facility heads for their ruthless dedication to research, a quality sought after.^[2]^[4] These qualities earned their immediate respect from Marcus, who quickly trusted them with his more intimate operations as he became paranoid of staff working as spies for his fellow co-founder, Dr. Oswell E. Spencer, Earl Spencer.^[8]

In late 1977, Marcus made a breakthrough in his side of the t-Virus Project by splicing annelid DNA into its genome.^[8] In the ruthless quest for results, Marcus turned his eyes on the children as a source of research data. While it is possible he performed research on students in earlier year groups, they would not have survived infection from earlier t-Viruses. Students were infected by having them be tricked into touching his leech specimens while working at the laboratory, and bloody sheets in the dorm rooms would suggest some were left in their beds to mutate.^[9] On level B1 of the training school, Marcus was able to restrain infected students to the walls with chains, force them to sit on iron chairs, be drowned by dunking cranes, or impaled by an iron maiden.^[10] In one laboratory, children were forced into gas chambers to study their survival abilities. Even in 1998, skeletal remains were left lying around.^[11] At main laboratory complex itself, Marcus' research continued. In an operating room, children were subject to vivisection, with their organs removed and preserved in culture fluids in the auxiliary research room,^[12] with children being preserved whole for study.^[13] Marcus' main lab room also contained its own gas chamber. Dead students were taken to the nearby morgue for storage, but due to Marcus' disinterest many were improperly stored.^[14]^[15] People are also known to have been killed in the training facility on level B3, likely built to train anti-B.O.W. combat to the Umbrella Security Service branch. Their skeletal remains would be found within the animal cages in 1998.

There were, however, also cases of test subjects being removed from the facility as opposed to being left behind. A document found in 1998 lists the names of 15 students who were experimented on, and who the staff were ordered to remove any records on. Nine were sent to other Umbrella facilities for further research, with two being sent to the nearby Arklay Laboratory. Two more were kept to be preserved as specimens. Finally another four who died during research were ordered to be disposed of.^[16] The manner of disposal was to dump them into an underground stream that flowed to the nearby water treatment plant. This list, however, is incomplete and evidence elsewhere indicates far more died during this research, as they fail to take into account the aforementioned body discoveries, and an assessment by the U.S.S. would estimate no less than twenty victims.^[17]

Closure

Training Center1 — Billy and Rebecca inside the Training School.

At the conclusion of the school year, Umbrella ordered the closure of the facility. Birkin and Wesker, as the two star pupils, were transferred to the Arklay Laboratory two days later to work as senior researchers.^[2] Marcus, however, refused to abandon the facility as it would have deprived him of his ability to continue research on his t-Virus strain. Although left alone for ten years, he posed a threat to Spencer, who had become equally as paranoid as Marcus himself. In 1988, a U.S.S. unit was sent into the facility with orders to kill Marcus. This was carried out with the assistance of Birkin and Wesker, who immediately began recovering any data of use in the Arklay Laboratory's rival t-Virus Project.^[18] His body and leech test subjects were dumped into the stream and flowed to the treatment plant with the other corpses.

Reclamation Project

Following the demise of the Arklay Laboratory to a viral outbreak in 1998, Umbrella issued orders for Birkin and Wesker to begin the process of re-opening the facility.^[19] The 1st Investigation Unit - consisting of U.S.S. operators and workmen - made their way in and, alongside routine management issues,^[20] uncovered the depth of Marcus' crimes, which the company had successfully covered-up.^[21] In terms of infrastructure, most of the facility was operational and electrical power was fine. Some dilapidation had taken place over the course of the decade, most extensively in the laboratory where cave-ins had occurred. Soon after their arrival on 23 July, they were attacked by leeches under the control of Queen Leech.

Ultimately the facility was destroyed when Dr. Birkin activated the self-destruct system in an attempt to prevent the outbreak from spreading further, as well as ensure any remaining evidence towards the conspiracy against Dr. Marcus was destroyed.

Architecture

The complex consisted of several independent structures. The training school itself was located on top of a cliff in the Arklay Mountains and resembled a mansion, externally, but served a diverse number of tasks. Level 1F consisted of the entrance hall, the restrooms, a kitchen and dining room, and operations room for discussing vaccine research, and a boiler room for heating the facility. Level 2F consisted of a library and reference room, the infirmary and faculty room on the west wing, and the conference room, CCTV and broadcasting room, a bar, workshop and laboratory gas chamber on the east wing. Level 3 consisted of a caged area for the storage of animal test subjects, a clock tower and garden.

The training school basement levels were split into two non-connecting parts - level B1 and B2. Level B1 could be entered via a hidden passage from the hall, and was where Marcus tortured his child test subjects. Level B2 could be entered via a boiler room, and led to the student dorm rooms as well as the shooting range for anti B.O.W. combat training. Below the training school itself lay a train tunnel and platform used for the transport of the school students.

Located on an islet in the learby lake and connected via bridge was a chapel used for Mass. Via an elevator, staff and students could also reach a two floored laboratory hidden beneath the lakebed. Level B1 consisted of two labs, an operating theater, a morgue, and a store room for B.O.W. test subjects. Level B2 consisted of a library, Marcus' personal suite and a large platform where a cable car could be driven to the Umbrella Chemical Plant.

Gallery

Further notes

In the English dub, the training school is referred to as the "Umbrella Research Center" and "URC". However, in both times the Japanese script refers to it the same as normal, and this is considered to be a change in localisation.
In the initial development of Resident Evil 0, the laboratory was to be built on a tall island stack. The height was downsized significantly later in development.^[22]^{[excerpts 1]}

Sources

excerpts

↑ Excerpt from biohazard 0 KAITAISHINSHO, page 260:
"最初の設定では、養成所や岸との行き来が断絶された孤島だったようだ。ゲーム中では、礼拝堂が建っている位置はこれほど高くない。"

references

↑ Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (2007), file: "Resident Evil 0 Digest 2"
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Resident Evil 5 (2009), file: "History of RESIDENT EVIL"
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Marcus' Diary 1"
↑ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Assistant Director's Diary"
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Regulations for Trainees".
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Library", examine: "The bookshelf contains an extensive variety of books. Most of them have to do with biology and chemistry."
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Archive", examine: "Biology, sociology, political science... The bookshelf contains works on a wide variety of subjects."
↑ ^8.0 ^8.1 Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Marcus' Diary 1".
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Management Trainee's Diary".
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Torture chamber".
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Gas laboratory", examine: "
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Auxiliary research room", examine: "Some kind of internal organ appears to be inside."
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Auxiliary research room", examine: "These capsules contain human specimens. Each has a look of great suffering on its face."
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Morgue", examine: "The foot of a decayed corpse is sticking out. The rest of the body has decayed beyond recognition."
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Morgue", examine: "It's a corpse in a body bag. You get the feeling it was just stuffed in there."
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Correctional Institute Inmates List".
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Investigator's Report".
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), scene: "Confrontation With Marcus"
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Reclamation Project Notes"
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "First Investigation Unit Notes"
↑ Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Investigator's Report"
↑ (in Japanese) biohazard 0 KAITAISHINSHO. Enterbrain. p. 260.

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[23] Excerpt from biohazard 0 KAITAISHINSHO, page 260:
"最初の設定では、養成所や岸との行き来が断絶された孤島だったようだ。ゲーム中では、礼拝堂が建っている位置はこれほど高くない。"

[1] Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (2007), file: "Resident Evil 0 Digest 2"

[history-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Resident Evil 5 (2009), file: "History of RESIDENT EVIL"

[marcus_1-3] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Marcus' Diary 1"

[assistant-4] 4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Assistant Director's Diary"

[5] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Regulations for Trainees".

[6] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Library", examine: "The bookshelf contains an extensive variety of books. Most of them have to do with biology and chemistry."

[7] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Archive", examine: "Biology, sociology, political science... The bookshelf contains works on a wide variety of subjects."

[Marcus1-8] 8.0 ^8.1 Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Marcus' Diary 1".

[9] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Management Trainee's Diary".

[10] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Torture chamber".

[11] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Gas laboratory", examine: "

[12] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Auxiliary research room", examine: "Some kind of internal organ appears to be inside."

[13] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Auxiliary research room", examine: "These capsules contain human specimens. Each has a look of great suffering on its face."

[14] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Morgue", examine: "The foot of a decayed corpse is sticking out. The rest of the body has decayed beyond recognition."

[15] Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Morgue", examine: "It's a corpse in a body bag. You get the feeling it was just stuffed in there."

[16] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Correctional Institute Inmates List".

[17] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Investigator's Report".

[18] Resident Evil 0 (2002), scene: "Confrontation With Marcus"

[rec-19] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Reclamation Project Notes"

[20] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "First Investigation Unit Notes"

[21] Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Investigator's Report"

[22] (in Japanese) biohazard 0 KAITAISHINSHO. Enterbrain. p. 260.

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+{{Articletype|prime}}
-{{Redirect-synonym|Training Facility|the [[Military Training Center]]}}
+{{Infobox location
-{{Localname|Umbrella Management Training facility}}
+|name = Umbrella Executive Training School
+|image = Management training facility.png
+|jp name = アンブレラ幹部養成所 (Kanbu yōsei-sho)
+|location = Arklay Mountains
+|established = 1968
+|disestablished = 1998
+|events = Ecliptic Express Incident
+|status = Destroyed
+|appearance = ''Resident Evil 0''<br/>
+''Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles''
+|local = Umbrella Research Center<br/>Umbrella Training Facility<br/>Management Training Facility
+}}
+The '''Umbrella Executive Training School''' ({{Nihongo|アンブレラ幹部養成所||Kanbu yōsei-sho}}<ref>''[[Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles]]'' (2007), file: "[[Resident Evil 0 Digest 2]]"</ref> was a laboratory and employee training complex located in the [[Arklay Mountains]] some eight miles north of [[Raccoon City]]. It was one of the original sites owned by [[Umbrella Pharmaceuticals]] where the [[t-Virus Project]] was being worked on. Closed to students in 1978 following a series of illegal human rights abuses covered up by [[Umbrella HQ]], the surface complex was left to ruin with research continued only by Dr. [[James Marcus]] in an underground laboratory for the remaining ten years. A 1998 attempt to refurbish the facility ended when the entire team was infected or killed by mutant leeches, and the facility was soon after destroyed to contain the outbreak as well as continue to cover-up its dark secrets.
+==History==
-[[File:Management training facility.png|thumb|right|The Mansion façade.]]
+=== Early years ===
-The '''Umbrella Research Center''' was the executive officer training school of the [[Umbrella Corporation]]. It was a facility designed to train prospective executive officers and scientists to become the next generation of the company's management.
+The training school's establishment date is known to have been August 1968,<ref name="history">''[[Resident Evil 5]]'' (2009), file: "[[History of RESIDENT EVIL]]"</ref> though this is uncertain if it means when construction began or when it began operations. Umbrella Pharmaceuticals co-founder Dr. [[James Marcus]] was appointed director of the facility, but day-to-day operations were led by the Deputy Director, with Marcus focusing on conducting t-Virus research in the laboratory complex.<ref name="marcus 1">''[[Resident Evil 0]]'' (2002), file: "[[Marcus' Diary 1]]"</ref><ref name="assistant">''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), file: "[[Assistant Director's Diary]]"</ref>
+From its opening until 1978 the facility's primary focus was as a boarding school for child prodigies, talent-scouted by Umbrella following their early graduation from universities. These students were expected to become the next generation of executives, disciplined and well versed in both business and scientific fields.<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), file: "[[Regulations for Trainees]]".</ref> At the school they were taught, among others, biology, chemistry,<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), room: "Library", examine: "The bookshelf contains an extensive variety of books. Most of them have to do with biology and chemistry."</ref> sociology and political science.<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), room: "Archive", examine: "Biology, sociology, political science... The bookshelf contains works on a wide variety of subjects."</ref> Despite the academic achievements of the students, many did not fit the criteria Umbrella was looking in its executive candidates, and both Marcus and the Deputy Director saw most of their students each year as useless.<ref name="assistant" />
-==History==
-The training facility was established in August [[1968]] in the [[Arklay Mountains]]. Umbrella founder [[Oswell E. Spencer]] chose his close friend and co-founder Dr. [[James Marcus]] to be its director, a position which Marcus accepted after some early hesitation.<ref name="history">''[[Resident Evil 5]]'', [[History of RESIDENT EVIL (File)]]</ref><ref name="marcus 1">''[[Resident Evil Zero]]'', [[Marcus' Diary 1]]</ref>
+=== 1977-78 school year ===
-Not getting involved with his students' teachings, Marcus used his time to research the [[Progenitor virus]] in his laboratory. Instead, he left education up to his assistant director.<ref name="marcus 1"/><ref name="assistant">''Resident Evil Zero'', [[Assistant Director's Diary]]</ref>
+One of perhaps the most significant events of the training school's history is that of its last year as an active facility. As had become typical, the new student arrivals in September were derided by the staff as useless to Umbrella in spite of their talents. Among the rare exceptions were Dr. [[Albert Wesker]] and Dr. [[William Birkin]], two teenage doctoral graduates. Both were recognised by the facility heads for their ruthless dedication to research, a quality sought after.<ref name="history" /><ref name="assistant" /> These qualities earned their immediate respect from Marcus, who quickly trusted them with his more intimate operations as he became paranoid of staff working as spies for his fellow co-founder, Dr. [[Oswell E. Spencer, Earl Spencer]].<ref name="Marcus1">''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), file: "[[Marcus' Diary 1]]".</ref>
+In late 1977, Marcus made a breakthrough in his side of the t-Virus Project by splicing annelid DNA into its genome.<ref name="Marcus1" /> In the ruthless quest for results, Marcus turned his eyes on the children as a source of research data. While it is possible he performed research on students in earlier year groups, they would not have survived infection from earlier t-Viruses. Students were infected by having them be tricked into touching his leech specimens while working at the laboratory, and bloody sheets in the dorm rooms would suggest some were left in their beds to mutate.<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), file: "[[Management Trainee's Diary]]".</ref> On level B1 of the training school, Marcus was able to restrain infected students to the walls with chains, force them to sit on iron chairs, be drowned by dunking cranes, or impaled by an iron maiden.<ref>Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Torture chamber".</ref> In one laboratory, children were forced into gas chambers to study their survival abilities. Even in 1998, skeletal remains were left lying around.<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), room: "Gas laboratory", examine: "</ref> At main laboratory complex itself, Marcus' research continued. In an operating room, children were subject to vivisection, with their organs removed and preserved in culture fluids in the [[Laboratory/Auxiliary research room|auxiliary research room]],<ref>Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Auxiliary research room", examine: "Some kind of internal organ appears to be inside."</ref> with children being preserved whole for study.<ref>Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Auxiliary research room", examine: "These capsules contain human specimens. Each has a look of great suffering on its face."</ref> Marcus' main lab room also contained its own gas chamber. Dead students were taken to the nearby morgue for storage, but due to Marcus' disinterest many were improperly stored.<ref>Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Morgue", examine: "The foot of a decayed corpse is sticking out. The rest of the body has decayed beyond recognition."</ref><ref>Resident Evil 0 (2002), room: "Morgue", examine: "It's a corpse in a body bag. You get the feeling it was just stuffed in there."</ref> People are also known to have been killed in the training facility on level B3, likely built to train anti-B.O.W. combat to the [[Umbrella Security Service]] branch. Their skeletal remains would be found within the animal cages in 1998.
-September 1977 saw the arrival of [[William Birkin]] and [[Albert Wesker]], two young and keen employees seeking education in virology.<ref name="history"/> Their rivalry got the attention of Marcus, who had his assistant encourage fierce competition between the two.<ref name="assistant"/>
+There were, however, also cases of test subjects being removed from the facility as opposed to being left behind. A document found in 1998 lists the names of 15 students who were experimented on, and who the staff were ordered to remove any records on. Nine were sent to other Umbrella facilities for further research, with two being sent to the nearby [[Arklay Laboratory]]. Two more were kept to be preserved as specimens. Finally another four who died during research were ordered to be disposed of.<ref>Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Correctional Institute Inmates List".</ref> The manner of disposal was to dump them into an underground stream that flowed to the nearby [[Arklay treatment plant|water treatment plant]]. This list, however, is incomplete and evidence elsewhere indicates far more died during this research, as they fail to take into account the aforementioned body discoveries, and an assessment by the U.S.S. would estimate no less than twenty victims.<ref>Resident Evil 0 (2002), file: "Investigator's Report".</ref>
-The facility was eventually closed the following year, leaving Marcus to work on his own while William and Albert were transferred to the nearby [[Arklay Laboratory]].<ref name="history"/>
+=== Closure ===
-Ten years later in 1988, Marcus was taken surprise by [[Umbrella Security Service]] commandos, who gunned him down in the middle of an experiment. Before being thrown into the sewage system, he would see the faces of two familiar people: William and Albert. William mockingly announced that he would be "taking over" his (Marcus') research.<ref>''Resident Evil Zero'', [[Marcus' Death]]</ref>
+[[File:Training_Center1.png|thumb|267x267px|Billy and Rebecca inside the Training School.]]
+At the conclusion of the school year, Umbrella ordered the closure of the facility. Birkin and Wesker, as the two star pupils, were transferred to the Arklay Laboratory two days later to work as senior researchers.<ref name="history" /> Marcus, however, refused to abandon the facility as it would have deprived him of his ability to continue research on his t-Virus strain. Although left alone for ten years, he posed a threat to Spencer, who had become equally as paranoid as Marcus himself. In 1988, a U.S.S. unit was sent into the facility with orders to kill Marcus. This was carried out with the assistance of Birkin and Wesker, who immediately began recovering any data of use in the Arklay Laboratory's rival t-Virus Project.<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), scene: "[[Confrontation With Marcus]]"</ref> His body and leech test subjects were dumped into the stream and flowed to the treatment plant with the other corpses.
+=== Reclamation Project ===
-In July [[1998]], the Umbrella Corporation planned to re-open the facility, unaware of the recent [[t-Virus]] outbreak in the area. Albert and William were put in charge of this operation.<ref name="rec">''Resident Evil Zero'', [[Reclamation Project Notes]]</ref>
+Following the demise of the Arklay Laboratory to a viral outbreak in 1998, Umbrella issued orders for Birkin and Wesker to begin the process of re-opening the facility.<ref name="rec">''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), file: "[[Reclamation Project Notes]]"</ref> The 1st Investigation Unit - consisting of U.S.S. operators and workmen - made their way in and, alongside routine management issues,<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), file: "[[First Investigation Unit Notes]]"</ref> uncovered the depth of Marcus' crimes, which the company had successfully covered-up.<ref>''Resident Evil 0'' (2002), file: "[[Investigator's Report]]"</ref> In terms of infrastructure, most of the facility was operational and electrical power was fine. Some dilapidation had taken place over the course of the decade, most extensively in the laboratory where cave-ins had occurred. Soon after their arrival on 23 July, they were attacked by leeches under the control of Queen Leech.
+Ultimately the facility was destroyed when Dr. Birkin activated the self-destruct system in an attempt to prevent the outbreak from spreading further, as well as ensure any remaining evidence towards the conspiracy against Dr. Marcus was destroyed.
-The [[First Investigation Unit]] that entered the facility reported minor problems that would need to be corrected when re-opened, such as misplaced chemical stations.<ref>''Resident Evil Zero'', [[First Investigation Unit Notes]]</ref> They later reported more serious violations by Marcus in the form of forced viral experimentation on human guinea pigs.<ref>''Resident Evil Zero'', [[Investigator's Report]]</ref> The Unit was later attacked by the revived Marcus, who was brought back by the [[Queen Leech]].
+==Architecture==
-Ultimately the facility was destroyed when William activated the self-destruct system in an attempt to prevent the outbreak from spreading further.
+The complex consisted of several independent structures. The training school itself was located on top of a cliff in the Arklay Mountains and resembled a mansion, externally, but served a diverse number of tasks. Level 1F consisted of the entrance hall, the restrooms, a kitchen and dining room, and operations room for discussing vaccine research, and a boiler room for heating the facility. Level 2F consisted of a library and reference room, the infirmary and faculty room on the west wing, and the conference room, CCTV and broadcasting room, a bar, workshop and laboratory gas chamber on the east wing. Level 3 consisted of a caged area for the storage of animal test subjects, a clock tower and garden.
+The training school basement levels were split into two non-connecting parts - level B1 and B2. Level B1 could be entered via a hidden passage from the hall, and was where Marcus tortured his child test subjects. Level B2 could be entered via a boiler room, and led to the student dorm rooms as well as the shooting range for anti B.O.W. combat training. Below the training school itself lay a train tunnel and platform used for the transport of the school students.
-==Layout==
-This facility served many purposes. There were living quarters for the people who stayed there, classrooms, libraries, laboratories, a torture room, training fields, art rooms, dining rooms, a kitchen, studies, a bar, a clock room, a cage room, bathrooms, a gas testing room, morgues, a trophy room, a breeding room for the leeches, sewer access, as well as an astrological tower with a telescope. There was even a [[Umbrella Church|church]] outside of the main building. A cable car ran underneath the building, connecting it to the [[Umbrella Factory]].
+Located on an islet in the learby lake and connected via bridge was a chapel used for Mass. Via an elevator, staff and students could also reach a two floored laboratory hidden beneath the lakebed. Level B1 consisted of two labs, an operating theater, a morgue, and a store room for B.O.W. test subjects. Level B2 consisted of a library, Marcus' personal suite and a large platform where a cable car could be driven to the [[Umbrella Chemical Plant]].
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery widths="150" captionalign="left">
-TF01.jpg|Training Facility B1F
+TF01.jpg|Training school B1F
-TF02.jpg|Training Facility 1F
+TF02.jpg|Training school 1F
-TF03.jpg|Training Facility 2F
+TF08.jpg|Ditto, 'revisited'
-TF04.jpg|Training Facility 3F
+TF03.jpg|Training school 2F
+TF09.jpg|Ditto, 'revisited'
-TF05.jpg|Facility Basement B1F
-TF06.jpg|Facility Basement 2F
+TF04.jpg|Training school 3F
+TF10.jpg|Ditto, 'revisited'
-TF07.jpg|Facility Basement B3F
-TF08.jpg|Training Facility Revisited 1F
+TF05.jpg|Training school basement B1F
-TF09.jpg|Training Facility Revisited 2F
+TF06.jpg|Training school basement B2F
-TF10.jpg|Training Facility Revisited 3F
+TF07.jpg|Training school basement B3F
+Lab01.jpg|Laboratory 1F map
+Lab02.jpg|Laboratory 2F map
+Lab03.jpg|Laboratory B1 map
+Lab04.jpg|Laboratory B2 map
+Umbrella_Executive_Training_Center concept art 1.png
+Umbrella_Executive_Training_Center concept art 2.png
+Umbrella_Executive_Training_Center concept art 3.png
+Umbrella_Executive_Training_Center concept art 4.png
+Laboratory gondola concept art.png|Concept art of the gondola
 </gallery>
+==Further notes==
+*In the English dub, the training school is referred to as the "Umbrella Research Center" and "URC". However, in both times the Japanese script refers to it the same as normal, and this is considered to be a [[Resident Evil 0/errors|change in localisation]].
+*In the initial development of ''[[Resident Evil 0]]'', the laboratory was to be built on a tall island stack. The height was downsized significantly later in development.<ref>{{cite book|title=biohazard 0 KAITAISHINSHO|page=260|publisher=Enterbrain|accessdate=2013-05-26|language=Japanese}}</ref><ref group="excerpts">''Excerpt from ''biohazard 0 KAITAISHINSHO'', page 260'':<br/>"最初の設定では、 養成所や岸との行き来が断絶された孤島だったようだ。ゲーム中では、礼拝堂が建っている位置はこれほど高くない。"</ref>
 ==Sources==
+;excerpts
+<references group="excerpts"/>
+;references
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+{{Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles lore}}
+{{Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles locations}}
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+[[es:Centro de Formación de Umbrella]]
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