As the Head of Yakutia Aisen Nikolaev noted earlier

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In 2023, the Center for Training Information System Operators at the Yakut College of Communications and Energy plans to train a total of about 300 people, including in the areas of professional training and additional professional education. To date, 27 people have completed courses in controlling unmanned vehicles, romania cell phone number list and 20 students are undergoing training.
in the context of active restructuring of the economy of the republic and the country, specialists in information technology are in demand, and Yakutia, which prioritizes the development of IT technologies, will prepare worthy specialists for many industries.

Drone specialists are in demand in such industries as oil and gas production, construction, ecology, logistics, agriculture and forestry.

According to the Deputy Director for Development and Innovation at the College, Ayaal Doctorov, there is a great demand and interest in training UAV operators among the population of the republic, enterprises, including those from other regions.

For the Center, two classrooms have been opened in the college: theoretical training and technical operation.

In the future, the implementation of the educational program is envisaged within the framework of the specialty "Operation of unmanned aircraft systems" on the basis of the 9th grade with a training period of 3 years 10 months.

Work is currently underway to create a structural division in the center for the development of UAV software, the organization of production of suspended and mounted equipment for UAVs, as well as the development of new systems and the modernization of existing UAVs based on the Yakutia Technopark.

The Center for Training Information System Operators at the Yakutsk College of Communications and Energy opened on December 24, 2022.