DRONE PILOTING: AT THE POLICE SCHOOL, SENEGAL DRONE ACADEMY IS DEVELOPING NEW SKILLS

The National Police Academy hosted a training session on remote piloting of civilian drones on Saturday, October 3rd, organized by the Senegal Drone Academy. The event brought together participants with diverse backgrounds, from various countries and representing several companies and sectors.

The program includes theoretical instruction and practical exercises on piloting and using drones. This training is designed to help participants better master these tools and develop new skills.

A training course appreciated by the participants

All three participants interviewed praised the experience, deeming it concrete, practical, and useful. They particularly appreciated the hands-on exercises, which allowed them to familiarize themselves with the drones and apply the concepts covered during the theoretical sessions.

For them, this training represents an opportunity to acquire new skills in the field of remote piloting. Mastering the drone will notably allow them to have an additional tool in their activities, thanks to the possibilities offered by aerial photography and observation.

The participants also plan to continue practicing to improve their piloting skills and deepen their knowledge. They consider this training a first step in their journey with drone technologies.

Senegal Drone Academy focuses on practical application

Through this initiative, Senegal Drone Academy offers training combining theory and practice in remotely piloted aircraft systems. The program is designed for a diverse range of profiles, from those new to the field to those looking to enhance their skills.

From theory to hands-on experience, this session allowed participants to take a first step in mastering remote piloting and to glimpse new possibilities for their professional activities.