Courses
Market
Electronic warfare (EW) training is a much narrower specialization than traditional defense-related training. At the same time, many countries are witnessing an increasing need for competencies related to electromagnetic reconnaissance, jamming, protection of own communications systems, and countering unmanned aerial vehicles.
National courses are primarily addressed to technical and military personnel seeking to upgrade their professional qualifications in electronic warfare (EW) systems. International (NATO) courses focus on preparing participants to operate within allied structures, covering doctrine, concepts, organization, and technologies, as well as EW intelligence analytics for operational planning. A common feature of most available courses is their on-site format, requiring participants to attend physical training centers. In contrast to traditional on-site courses, the partnership of SOIO, Westberi Consulting Group, and XYSensing offers a flexible, five-level training path delivered online or on-site, with curriculum and learning outcomes tailored to the participant's specific needs, role, and current level of expertise.
electronic warfare
If traditional warfare is a battle for territory, electronic warfare is a battle for information. A multi-million-dollar modern combat aircraft, naval vessel, tank, or satellite can be defeated not only by kinetic weapons, but also by an adversary that disrupts its sensors, communications, and access to the electromagnetic spectrum.
professional personnel
The dynamic development of the Polish Armed Forces and the modernization of land, maritime, air, cyber, and space capabilities have increased the demand for personnel who understand the role and impact of electronic warfare.
training modules
In response to these needs, the School of Information Operations (SOIO) in Australia, Westberi Consulting Group in Sweden, and XY Sensing have developed a series of electronic warfare (EW) training modules delivered by instructors, operators, and consultants with combat experience. The training provides solutions tailored to the specific requirements of the Polish Armed Forces, as well as personnel responsible for border protection, security, and critical infrastructure.
EW
course market
National courses are primarily addressed to technical and military personnel seeking to upgrade their professional qualifications in electronic warfare (EW) systems.
International (NATO) courses focus on preparing participants to operate within allied structures, covering doctrine, concepts, organization, and technologies, as well as EW intelligence analytics for operational planning.
A common feature of most available courses is their on-site format, requiring participants to attend physical training centers.
In contrast to traditional courses, the partnership of SOIO, Westberi Consulting Group, and XY Sensing offers a flexible, five-level training path (with programs such as Level 4 delivered online or on-site), featuring curricula and learning outcomes tailored to the participant's specific needs, role, and current level of expertise.