6年前，因为对无人机航拍感兴趣，在上海工作的王君开始学习操作无人机。一名经验丰富的无人机飞 手培训教员带他入了门。学完理论和实操课程后，王君还"缠着"教员了解更多关于无人机的知识，包括 装配、维修，应用场景，案例分析等。 因曾在通讯行业工作15年，王君学起来很快。他告诉记者，成为一名全职无人机飞手（即无人机驾驶员 ——记者注），虽然不如以前稳定，但收入总额有了大幅提高。如今，王君也成了一名无人机飞手培训 教员，带领越来越多的人在低空经济赛道找到职业新机遇。 2024年，"低空经济"首次写入政府工作报告。当年，我国低空经济规模达6702.5亿元。据中国民航局测 算，2025年，我国低空经济市场规模达1.5万亿元，到2035年有望达到3.5万亿元。"十五五"规划建议提 出，要"培育壮大新兴产业和未来产业，加快新能源、新材料、航空航天、低空经济等战略性新兴产业 集群发展"，进一步为低空经济锚定了航向。 王君曾经带教的学员龙能，目前是一家低空职业能力培训公司的负责人。她告诉记者，公司2025年3月 成立以来，已经培训300多名学员。"培训费用根据培训内容复杂程度来定，从2000元到1.2万元不等。 有的学员出于兴趣来 ...

Core Viewpoint - The drone training industry has seen significant growth, with over 15,500 companies registered by December 15 this year, compared to just over 4,200 last year, but this rapid expansion has led to various malpractices within the sector [1] Industry Growth - The number of registered drone training companies has increased dramatically, indicating a booming market [1] - The growth rate from last year to this year shows a substantial rise, highlighting the industry's popularity and demand [1] Industry Malpractices - Some institutions are engaging in deceptive practices, such as low initial pricing followed by hidden fees for venue, examination, instructor selection, and drone usage [1] - Promises of "guaranteed certification" and "guaranteed employment" are often misleading and not fulfilled [1] - There are institutions operating without proper educational qualifications, leading to consumer fraud [1] Regulatory Recommendations - Authorities are urged to enhance enforcement checks to address and eliminate illegal practices within the industry [1] - There is a call for online platforms to remove misleading advertisements to protect consumers from potential scams [1] - The industry is encouraged to establish self-regulatory agreements to improve market order and promote positive business reputations [1]

2025年4月8日，工作人员在成都彭州国家级民用无人机驾驶航空试验基地"天空之眼"试飞一款无人机产 品。 图据新华社客户端 近年来，无人机培训异常火热，不少机构打出"包取证""包就业"等噱头，抢占培训市场。 记者调查发现，无人机培训繁荣景象背后，行业泥沙俱下。无资质办学、虚假承诺等乱象频发，不少人 因此上当受骗。 无人机培训日趋火热 2024年1月1日，《无人驾驶航空器飞行管理暂行条例》施行。持有CAAC无人机执照，成为行业从业准 入门槛；此外，无人机执照也是申报空域、申请航线的必备条件。 无人机考证日趋火热，也为众多培训机构带来商机。 公开数据显示，2024年8月，全国无人机培训机构突破1000家。而据记者在民用无人驾驶航空器综合管 理平台查询，截至今年12月15日，这一数据已迅速攀升至3900多家。天眼查数据则显示，截至12月15 日，今年无人机培训相关企业注册数量已超过15500家；而去年同期，这一数据仅为4200多家。 大量新机构涌入，靠谱吗？ 今年3月，河南的汪先生在短视频平台刷到一则"无人机免费培训"的内容。心动的他报了名，并缴纳了1 万元押金。可培训还没结束，这家培训基地就因为纠纷问题关闭。后经 ...

新华社北京12月18日电 题："包取证""包就业"？ 无人机培训小心上当 新华社"新华视点"记者黄江林、杨文、包庆龄 近年来，无人机培训异常火热，不少机构打出"包取证""包就业"等噱头，抢占培训市场。 "新华视点"记者调查发现，无人机培训繁荣景象背后，行业泥沙俱下。无资质办学、虚假承诺等乱象频 发，不少人因此上当受骗。 无人机培训日趋火热 2024年1月1日，《无人驾驶航空器飞行管理暂行条例》施行。持有CAAC无人机执照，成为行业从业准 入门槛；此外，无人机执照也是申报空域、申请航线的必备条件。 无人机考证日趋火热，也为众多培训机构带来商机。 公开数据显示，2024年8月，全国无人机培训机构突破1000家。而据记者在民用无人驾驶航空器综合管 理平台查询，截至今年12月15日，这一数据已迅速攀升至3900多家。天眼查数据则显示，截至12月15 日，今年无人机培训相关企业注册数量已超过15500家；而去年同期，这一数据仅为4200多家。 大量新机构涌入，靠谱吗？ 不少学员抱着"拿到证书就能轻松入行"的期待，兴冲冲报名缴费学习，却遇糟心事。 "刚报名就花了1万多元，后来又陆陆续续花了不少钱。"来自河南的郝先生告诉记 ...

新华社北京12月18日电 题："包取证""包就业"？ 无人机培训小心上当 新华社"新华视点"记者黄江林、杨文、包庆龄 近年来，无人机培训异常火热，不少机构打出"包取证""包就业"等噱头，抢占培训市场。 "新华视点"记者调查发现，无人机培训繁荣景象背后，行业泥沙俱下。无资质办学、虚假承诺等乱象频 发，不少人因此上当受骗。 公开数据显示，2024年8月，全国无人机培训机构突破1000家。而据记者在民用无人驾驶航空器综合管 理平台查询，截至今年12月15日，这一数据已迅速攀升至3900多家。天眼查数据则显示，截至12月15 日，今年无人机培训相关企业注册数量已超过15500家；而去年同期，这一数据仅为4200多家。 大量新机构涌入，靠谱吗？ 今年3月，河南的汪先生在短视频平台刷到一则"无人机免费培训"的内容。心动的他报了名，并缴纳了1 万元押金。可培训还没结束，这家培训基地就因为纠纷问题关闭。后经调查，这家基地所属公司没有 《民用无人机驾驶员训练机构合格证》，属于无资质机构。 今年7月，杭州市民李先生与一家教育机构签订无人机培训合同，在缴纳了9800元培训费后发现，这家 机构并没有合同规定的培训项目。李先生被转交其 ...

这个寒假，不少大学生将"考取CAAC无人机驾驶员执照"列入了假期计划，咨询热度持续攀升的背后， 是学生想为就业打造护城河，为竞赛增添硬筹码，而家长们则视其为考研考公之外，另一条务实保底的 技能之路。一场由万亿产业红利与现实就业压力共同驱动的技能充电，正在寒假这个黄金窗口期上演。 寒假集训优选：专业、高效、免费住宿、还能"加餐" 面对大学生和家长的复合需求，作为行业标杆的济南智航云翼无人机培训基地，针对性推出寒假专属集 训班，其核心优势直指痛点，确保学员在假期内高效达成目标： 1：短期高效，寒假"充电"正当时： 产业风口遇上就业焦虑，催生"硬通货"考证热 国家已将低空经济列为战略性新兴产业，济南作为先行区，正加速推进多个重点低空项目，无人机操控 工程师、低空大数据分析师、航线规划工程师、低空AI训练师等低空领域专业人才需求旺盛，薪资水 平颇具吸引力。在此背景下，CAAC执照作为官方认可的从业"硬通货"，自然成了踏入这条新赛道最便 捷的切入口。 "传统证书内卷严重，无人机执照这种'理论+技能'双重资质反而成了稀缺竞争力。"一位大三学生的想 法颇具代表性。对于很多侧重实践与应用专业的学生而言，"专业+无人机技能"的 ...

Core Insights - The opening of the "Future Pilot Drone Flight Academy" in Shunde marks an innovative practice in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area's low-altitude economy, combining traditional culture with modern technology [1][3] - The academy aims to cultivate professional drone pilots while also focusing on the enlightenment of future technological talents [1][3] Group 1: Innovative Educational Model - The academy introduces a unique "intangible cultural heritage + drone + cultural tourism" research and study model, showcasing the ancient Xiangyun silk through dynamic aerial performances [3] - The project is integrated into the Shenzhen Aviation Industry Association's youth aviation school system, emphasizing the importance of understanding how technology empowers traditional culture and modern agriculture [3] Group 2: Dual Base Operation - The academy employs a "dual base" operational model to provide comprehensive training from novice to expert levels [4] - Shunbo Creative Park Base: Focuses on certification, particularly the CAAC license training, providing a pathway for students to enter the profession [4] - Xiangyun Silk Industry Park Base: Emphasizes skills and applications, offering practical courses in drone maintenance, aerial photography, agricultural protection, inspection, and facade cleaning [4] Group 3: Talent Development Goals - The academy plans to train 5,000 composite talents holding both CAAC licenses and specialized skill certificates within three years, aligning its curriculum with industry demands [4][5] - The curriculum includes a three-dimensional training model of "theory + simulation + practical operation" for CAAC license courses and simulates real work scenarios for industry application courses [5] - The academy is collaborating with universities and enterprises to establish R&D centers, exploring drone applications in logistics and inspections, and aims to apply for "low-altitude + agricultural demonstration zones" to support high-quality development in the regional low-altitude economy [5]

Core Viewpoint - The drone training industry in Jinan is experiencing rapid expansion, but it is plagued by unreliable institutions and unfulfilled promises, leading to significant challenges for aspiring pilots [1][2][3] Group 1: Industry Challenges - Many training institutions make false promises of job placement and certification, leading to disillusionment among students who leave their jobs to pursue training [2][3] - The lack of standardized training hours and fee structures creates confusion and potential exploitation of students [6][7] - Numerous small, unqualified institutions are entering the market, often lacking experienced instructors and proper accreditation [8][10] Group 2: Market Dynamics - The drone training market is characterized by a high turnover of small private institutions, while larger, established organizations are fewer in number [7][9] - The industry is witnessing a surge in the number of registered training institutions, with 299 across the province and 65 in Jinan alone [9] - Some institutions are resorting to additional fees for services like mock exams and facility usage, further burdening students financially [3] Group 3: Regulatory Environment - The upcoming implementation of the "Interim Regulations on the Management of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Flight" in January 2024 is expected to raise entry barriers and standardize the industry [13][14] - Experts predict that the industry will undergo a transformation from chaotic growth to a more regulated environment, with stricter oversight of training institutions [13][14] - There is a call for improved integration of education and industry practices, emphasizing real-world training scenarios to better prepare students [13]

Core Viewpoint - The emergence of new professions driven by the new economy reflects the changing dynamics of economic development and offers new employment opportunities for the younger generation [11][16]. Group 1: New Professions and Economic Trends - The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, along with other departments, has released the seventh batch of new professions, including 17 new occupations and 42 new job types, highlighting the shift in economic development dynamics [11][16]. - The introduction of new professions such as coffee processing workers, elderly service workers, and drone flight planners indicates a response to the evolving job market and the increasing demand for diverse skills [16][17]. - The recognition of these new professions is expected to attract talent and support the development of emerging industries, creating a symbiotic relationship between employment and industrial growth [17][21]. Group 2: Individual Experiences in New Professions - Coffee processing worker Liu Shifei emphasizes the importance of mastering the entire coffee bean processing workflow to ensure quality and consistency in the final product [12][13]. - Elderly service worker Li Hankan focuses on providing personalized health management for seniors, reflecting the growing demand for specialized care in the aging population [14][16]. - Drone training instructor Xu Fusen highlights the increasing interest in drone operation and the need for skilled trainers in this rapidly expanding industry [15][18]. Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities - The coffee industry is projected to grow significantly, with the market size expected to reach 369.3 billion yuan by 2025, indicating a promising future for coffee processing workers [20]. - Despite the potential of new professions, challenges such as market competition and public perception remain, as seen in the experiences of individuals in the drone and two-dimensional culture sectors [19][20]. - The government is actively promoting vocational training programs to enhance the skills of young people, particularly in fields like big data, artificial intelligence, and smart manufacturing, to better align with industry needs [22].

Core Insights - The drone training industry is experiencing rapid growth, with over 2,500 training institutions established by June 2023, and a significant increase in enrollment numbers, indicating a new industry trend [1] - The demand for drone operators is driven by a projected talent gap of 1 million positions in China, as low-altitude economy initiatives are included in government work reports for 2024 [1] - Many young individuals are attracted to the industry due to the promise of high salaries and quick certification, leading to a surge in training programs [1] Industry Challenges - Despite the growth in training institutions, many graduates face unemployment, raising questions about the actual job prospects and the quality of training provided [2] - Some training programs misrepresent their employment guarantees, with legal analyses revealing discrepancies between promises and actual job placement support [2] - The quality of training varies significantly, with some institutions prioritizing profit over comprehensive education, potentially leading to safety risks in the field [2] Market Dynamics - The increasing automation and intelligence of drone operations may outpace the current training offerings, leading to a mismatch between skills taught and market needs [3] - A singular focus on flying skills may not suffice in a competitive job market, as specialized knowledge in fields like agriculture or electrical inspections is also required [3] - The rapid growth in job postings for drone-related positions is overshadowed by an even faster increase in job seekers, suggesting a potential talent bubble in the industry [3] Recommendations for Improvement - Regulatory bodies should address misleading employment claims and establish a quality assessment system for training programs to ensure they meet industry standards [3][4] - Training programs should integrate practical applications relevant to various sectors, fostering the development of versatile professionals capable of solving complex problems [4] - Aligning vocational training with industry needs is essential for transforming the burgeoning low-altitude economy into tangible employment opportunities [4]