The Academy

The Academy also known as The Grand City of Magic has been around for ages, a long time having had it's ports and docks closed off to any who were not magically inclined. In the past year however the Academy has grown allowing more people into the confines of the city, allowing more merchants into the city and even sending out more exports from the city. 
Academy Training
The main reason The Academy exists is to train those who are magically inclined in any way for different countries. The countries spend great sums of money to send their Drafters, Magicians, Warlocks, or any other magic users to have them trained by the greatest teachers that the world has to offer. This sum of money that the countries spend to send their magic users to the city are just the chains that they use to shackle them to the country and force them into a world of servitude to their countries. The training in the Academy is not limited to just one type of magic but to all kinds of magic and everything else that they might need to know, from math to fencing to architectural designs for making buildings entirely out of magic. Each and every student is put into the classes that would help best with complimenting their magic types and help them even more in helping their fellow man.
Academy Trained
Those who have, or are, training at The Academy of Magic located on The Grand City of Magic. The Academy's training system does not limit students based on age, but rather progresses them through each degree of training based on their ability and knowledge. So a thirteen-year-old who is extremely proficient in magic might well be a gleam, also known as a third-year student. While an eighteen-year-old who is just beginning to work on her magic could be a dim, also known as a first year student. There are four years of students, and they have certain nicknames they are referred to by:
# Darks: Technically known as "the supplicants," these are would-be drafters who have yet to be tested for their abilities at the Chromeria, or be allowed admission to the school.
# Dims: The first-year, and therefore lowest rank, of students at the Chromeria.
# Glims: Second-year students.
# Gleams: Third-year students, who are fairly advanced.
# Beams: Fourth-year students. Very knowledgable and capable students, close to graduation.