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the International Forum of Technological Development "Technoprom" within the framework of the "Extended meeting of the Committee on Personnel of the Association of Innovative Regions of Russia", experts discussed the training of personnel in the field of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).

Unmanned Aircraft Systems" and the federal project "Personnel for Unmanned Aircraft Systems", in 2024, at least 5,000 people will undergo training in additional education programs in the field of UAS within the framework of flexible educational trajectories.

"This does not cover t new zealand whatsapp resourcehe requests from enterprises that are necessary to stimulate demand. And by 2030, about 65 thousand people must undergo training - this is also not enough," said Deputy General Director for Interaction with Government Organizations at Tsifrium LLC Asiyat Misirova. "In 30 regions, the work of 30 centers for practical training in the field of UAS is also not enough."

According to Asiyat Misirova, the Russian Ministry of Education announced at the SPO Forum on Monday, August 26, that more than 2.6 thousand teachers from schools and colleges are undergoing professional retraining as part of the federal project "Personnel for ALS" and will have to show the first results by the end of December.

The Ministry of Education did not respond to ComNews' request.

According to the passport of the project "Personnel for UAS", in 2024 almost 2.5 thousand teachers should undergo training under the program of professional retraining in the field of development, production and operation of UAS. By 2030 - already 23.8 thousand. And in total by 2030 the number of specialists in the field of development, production and operation of UAS should be 1 million people. In the following 2025 there should already be 90 thousand.

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Within the framework of the federal project "Personnel for Unmanned Aircraft Systems", almost 2.5 thousand teachers from over 520 schools and 30 colleges will undergo professional retraining, and by 2030, Russia will have a million specialists.

As for the retraining of teachers, Nikita Danilov, CEO and founder of Fly Drone LLC, believes that there will still not be enough teachers: "If we proceed from the figures stated in the national project, then in the coming years we will need several times more. The problem requires a prompt solution. And not only in terms of directly increasing the number of trained mentors, but also in terms of the development of educational programs by regulators. Plus, adequate material and technical support for educational processes will be needed - training drones, simulators."