SkyFarmers Aerial Agricultural Operator Training
SkyFarmers is proud to introduce our Aerial Agricultural Operator Training, a comprehensive program tailored to meet the burgeoning need for specialized drone operators in agriculture, not only within South Africa but also continent-wide. Our training is meticulously designed to align with the South African Department of Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries (DAFF) guidelines, ensuring compliance and expertise.
Program Highlights:
- Expert-Led Training: Our training goes beyond standard DAFF requirements, offering deep insights and hands-on experience led by registered Pest Control Operators (PCOs) who specialize in drone applications. This expert supervision is pivotal in cultivating a new wave of skilled drone operators for agriculture.
- Multilingual Instruction: To cater to our diverse trainees, instruction is available in both English and Afrikaans, removing language barriers and fostering a more inclusive learning environment.
- Focused PCO Development: Trainees receive comprehensive guidance under the supervision of experienced PCOs for a minimum of 6 months. This exceeds the standard DAFF requirements and ensures our trainees are not only technically adept but also well-versed in the regulatory and safety norms of agricultural drone operations.
- Diversity and Innovation in Agriculture: At SkyFarmers, we're committed to promoting diversity and pioneering progress in the agricultural sector. Our program is designed to support and recognize significant achievements, empowering trainees to break new ground in commercial crop spraying.
- Up-to-Date Curriculum: The curriculum spans from fundamental flight skills to sophisticated agricultural applications, continuously evolving to incorporate the latest in drone technology.
The SkyFarmers Aerial Agricultural Operator Training is more than a conventional course; it's an incubator for future leaders in agricultural drone technology. Our mission is to equip operators with the skills necessary to not only proficiently manage drone operations but also to drive innovation in agricultural practices.