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Youth Drone Training
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I. Ministry of Education's White List Competitions
1. Content of whitelist events:
This refers to the "National Competition List for Primary and Secondary School Students for the 2022-2025 Academic Year," published by the Ministry of Education. The competitions are divided into three main categories: "Natural Science Literacy," "Humanities and Comprehensive Literacy," and "Arts and Sports." A total of 39 youth-focused competitions made it onto the official "white list" for primary and secondary school contests in the 2022-2025 academic year, including four events specifically related to drones for young participants.
Event | Organizer | Group |
National Youth Drone Competition | Chinese Aeronautical Society | Elementary school, junior high school, senior high school, secondary vocational schools, and technical high schools |
National Youth Aviation Simulation Championship | National Sports Administration Aviation and Radio-Controlled Model Sports Management Center – Small | Elementary school, junior high school, senior high school, secondary vocational schools, and technical high schools |
"Fly to Beijing, Fly to Space" National Youth Aerospace Model Education Competition Event | China Aviation Sports Association | Elementary school, junior high school, senior high school, secondary vocational schools, and technical high schools |
2. The Role of Whitelisted Events for Primary and Secondary School Students:
The Ministry of Education's white-listed competitions are carefully selected and endorsed by the Ministry, characterized by fairness, authority, and legitimacy. Winning these events carries significant prestige, earning recognition from schools at all levels and playing a wide-ranging, pivotal role across various stages of primary and secondary education.
Scene | Whether to award credits/extra points | Based on | |
Direct Score Additions for the Gaokao | × Explicitly prohibited | Ministry of Education Document (Summary 1) | |
Middle School/College Entrance Exam Admission Benefits | √ Admission with score reduction or priority placement as a student specializing in science and technology | Local Policies, School Admission Brochures (Summary 6) | |
Middle School Comprehensive Quality Assessment | √ May earn on-campus credits or additional points for academic excellence. | School-authorized regulations | |
Credit Recognition for Vocational Education | √ Some competition results can be credited toward professional course credits. | Vocational College Policies (Summary 4) | |
II. Curriculum Development System
1. School-Based Course
Offer drone training courses during after-school hours on campus, focusing primarily on popularizing drone-related theoretical knowledge and providing hands-on flight experiences.
2. Extracurricular Classes
In the school-based course, students interested in drones will be selected for specialized flight training to enhance their hands-on skills. They will then take the graded certification exam administered by the China Aviation Learner Pilots Association (ChALPA) and receive official certificates upon successful completion.
3. Competition Class
Identify students with flying talent in the interest classes, provide competitive training, and participate in Ministry of Education-approved white-listed competitions.
3. Verification
The rules for the Youth Aviation Science and Technology Innovation Education System Assessment (Little Pilot Rating Exam) specify that the exam is divided into two categories: the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Technical Proficiency Test and the Aviation Technical Proficiency Test. (1) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Technology Proficiency Exam The "Little Pilot" drone technology skills development course and its proficiency rating system are designed specifically for children aged 5 to 12—targeting young learners who have already entered either kindergarten’s senior class or primary school. The rating system is divided into seven levels: Preparatory, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5, and Level 6. Notably, applicants can skip levels when advancing from Preparatory through Level 3, but must progress sequentially from Level 4 to Level 6. (II) Aviation Technical Competency Examination The "Little Pilot" Aviation Skills Development Program and Level Assessment System is primarily designed for teenagers aged 13 to 18 who have already entered secondary education. The assessment system is divided into three levels: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced, with each level requiring a step-by-step application process. | (III) Certificate Diagram  |
4. Qualifications
Secured recognition from the China Airline Pilots Association (ChALPA) as a Youth Aviation Science and Technology Innovation Education Center.
5. Construction of Out-of-Class Study and Research Bases
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Study and Research Base Certificate | Study and Research Certificate |
6. Drone Racing
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