Denis Kirikov, an expert at the National Technical Initiative

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Maxim Kondratyev, head of the unmanned aviation center "Operator-BPLA.rf", pointed out the current problems of such training centers: "Firstly, these centers should graduate specialists with real skills in legal and accident-free piloting of industrial drones, not amateur ones. Secondly, they should have the skills to complete industry cases to solve business and government problems, so that upon completion of the course, graduates could immediately begin solving these brazil whatsapp resource problems without additional training. The main problem of most training centers is the lack of real experience among the teaching staff, and, accordingly, the low level of training of graduates. In addition, now we see a one-sided specialization, often aimed at the "UAV Control Operator" program. This is not enough. We need analysts who will process the data obtained by UAV operators, we need technicians for repair and maintenance. The centers should close the entire cycle of UAV operation from flights to the final result."
e (NTI) "Aeronet", assessed the possibility of training the required number of specialists by 2030: "The goal of high-quality training of 1 million industry specialists is very ambitious and will require the maximum involvement of both the material and technical base and the creation of a teaching and instructor base. And it was necessary to start fulfilling this task "yesterday".

Nikita Popov, Head of the Educational Projects Department at Geoscan Moscow (a participant in the NTI Aeronet market), is confident that the task of training 1 million specialists is feasible if several conditions are met: "A large number of people must be involved in the industry. To do this, we need to hold navigation and career guidance events, competitions of various levels, scale and complexity in the field of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). In the context of the rapid development of the industry, speed and reaction are important, we need to have time to form and update fundamental approaches to training specialists in more than several dozen areas and not forget about quality. In close cooperation between educational institutions, government agencies and industrial enterprises, this should determine the success of the strategic project. It is important to take into account that the issue of the sufficiency of this number of personnel for the industry is complex and depends on many factors and the state of the market. In my opinion, it directly depends on the projected growth of the industry, geographical and specific market conditions."