BUREVII launches BUREVII Academy training project

Ukrainian company BUREVII has launched BUREVII Academy, a dedicated training initiative to prepare military personnel for communications and related technical fields.

As Defender Media has learned, the Academy operates across several formats: comprehensive courses, seminars, online modules, and reference materials. Courses are conducted for groups of 10–15 service members and last 5-15 days, depending on the specific programme.

A core curriculum is provided, with the flexibility to expand based on unit requirements, while bespoke courses may extend beyond the standard duration. Seminars are delivered in a single-day format for audiences of 50 or more participants. Online courses and assessments are utilised for foundational preparation prior to in-person instruction.

The curriculum encompasses communications, physics, and local area networks, general military communications, and integrated communications for UGVs, armoured vehicles, and UAVs. It also covers the architecture of UGVs. A specialised track focuses on training operators for ground robots and UAVs, including pre-flight diagnostics of radio equipment.

Instruction is delivered by BUREVII specialists, alongside invited veterans and active-duty personnel. The Academy is also developing a “train-the-trainer” track to scale its instructional capacity.

Prior to the Academy’s official launch, the company had already trained approximately 200 service members. The programme is built upon field experience and frontline feedback, which are codified into manuals, technical guidelines, and operational protocols.

BUREVII develops and manufactures battlefield solutions, including UGVs, charging stations, electronic warfare (EW) systems, turrets, TAC vehicles, and telecommunications equipment.