Develop talent training plans
Schools and enterprises jointly explore and develop UAV professional talent training plans around the requirements of local economic development and the upgrading of industrial structure.
Co-construct the curriculum system
Schools and enterprises build a UAV professional course system together: pilot licence and control technology, competition assembly, adjustment and maintenance, and industry application courses.
Build a "three-quality" teaching team
Based on the integration of schools and enterprises, a reasonable structure and professional mix of teachers is established so that students unite knowing and doing.
Run a "multi-certificate system"
Programmes centre on pilot courses, industry skills certificates and vocational qualifications, with public-safety training for emergency and police teams.
Create the UAV training-room teaching base
On-campus and off-campus practice bases plus innovation and entrepreneurship platforms form an integrated base for learning, training, research and innovation.
Establish a collaborative innovation platform
Working with its university network, IDA can build on-campus innovation centres on its cloud platform, running a closed-loop ecology from R&D to manufacturing, after-sales and technical services.
Drone competition services
IDA organises and supports drone competitions, from school and college contests to vocational skills events.
Employment recommendation
IDA tracks low-altitude UAV industry trends, provides employment guidance and recommendation for graduates, and connects them with industry recruiters.
