Free of charge
2 weeks
Focus on practice
Practical training course for UAV operators: simulator, classroom training, and flights at a test range. Each stage of the course reinforces skills and prepares for work in real-world conditions.
UAV operator training
Practical course
Launch of Group III in:
6 days 12 hours
Recruitment in progress
Remaining:
3 of 10 spots left
Specialized training
Upon completion of the course, participants receive training in a specialized field to apply the acquired skills in the sphere of unmanned aircraft systems.
Training is free
The course is completely free for students and is implemented as part of the "Personnel for UAS" federal project.
2 weeks of intensive practice
The program is built around practical training: minimum theory, skill development on a simulator, indoors, and at a training ground.
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Course curriculum
The program is structured in stages: from basic control training to practice in conditions close to real-world operation.
Stage 1
10 hours
Simulator flights
In the first stage, students master basic piloting techniques and safely practice skills in the Quadrosim simulator. The simulator allows training in various modes, working with multiple drone models, and gradually increasing difficulty without risk to equipment.
Stage 2
8 hours
Classroom flights
In the second stage, students move on to flights using a training drone in the classroom. Practice on the track helps consolidate control in real flight, practice maneuvering, precision in passing elements, and confident operation in confined spaces.
Stage 3
6 hours
Flights at the test site
The final stage takes place at the "Bychye Pole" testing ground (Kronstadt). Here, students transition to flying real UAVs and consolidate their skills in field conditions as close as possible to practical tasks.
Stage 1
10 hours
Simulator flights
In the first stage, students master basic piloting techniques and safely practice skills in the Quadrosim simulator. The simulator allows training in various modes, working with multiple drone models, and gradually increasing difficulty without risk to equipment.
Stage 2
8 hours
Classroom flights
In the second stage, students move on to flights using a training drone in the classroom. Practice on the track helps consolidate control in real flight, practice maneuvering, precision in passing elements, and confident operation in confined spaces.
Stage 3
6 hours
Flights at the testing ground
The final stage takes place at the "Bychye Pole" testing ground (Kronstadt). Here, students transition to flying real UAVs and consolidate their skills in field conditions as close as possible to practical tasks.
Course results
Upon completion of the training, participants receive program completion documents, specialized practical training, and access to an up-to-date knowledge base.
Training completion diploma
A diploma of completion is issued at the end of the course.
Specialized practical training
The course provides specialized practical training for further development in the field of unmanned aircraft systems.
Access to the UAS RPC knowledge base
After completing the course, perpetual access to the updated educational database of the UAS RPC is maintained.
Saint Petersburg
Technopark
The Saint Petersburg Technopark is a regional innovation development institution providing support for high-tech projects, engineering infrastructure development, and workforce training for priority sectors. In the field of unmanned aircraft systems, this work is conducted through the UAS RPC. The center provides project support, access to technological capabilities, and consulting services for the development and implementation of unmanned aircraft systems.
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Contacts
Address
Regional Institute for Innovation Development
JSC Saint Petersburg Technopark
