Target participant groups

Our courses bring together a wide spectrum of specialists—from personnel taking their first steps in electronic warfare and practitioners deepening their operational expertise, to senior experts responsible for planning and integrating EW capabilities at the strategic level. Regardless of background, the curriculum enables every participant to build competencies aligned with their operational role.

Military Personnel

Military Personnel

Service members and staff from Air, Maritime, Land, Space, and Cyber units operating at tactical and operational levels.

EW Practitioners

EW Practitioners

Personnel from dedicated EW units and electronic warfare command elements.

Intelligence Analysts

Intelligence Analysts

Intelligence community professionals specializing in electromagnetic spectrum operations and intelligence.

Cyber Operators and CEMA Planners

Cyber Operators and CEMA Planners

Specialists integrating electronic warfare effects with cyber and information operations.

Defense Industry

Defense Industry

R&D engineers, system architects, and procurement specialists supporting military defense programs.

Beginners & Students

Beginners & Students

Professionals transitioning into the electronic warfare sector and STEM university students.

Prerequisites
by level

01

Level 0

No prerequisites — introductory course for individuals new to electronic warfare.

02

Level 1

Basic familiarity with electronic warfare concepts.

03

Level 2

Completion of the Level 1 Electronic Warfare course (or equivalent operational experience) is recommended.

04

Level 3

Foundational knowledge of electronic warfare and a readiness to conduct in-depth electromagnetic threat analysis.

05

Level 4

Established electronic warfare expertise and readiness for practical, hands-on EW integration in operational scenarios.

Find the right course
for your role

Browse the full course catalog to select the level matching your experience and professional profile. Registration forms for upcoming sessions open on September 5.


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