Academy instructors

A network of instructors and experts building green and digital skills

SMG-EVO Academy relies on instructors, mentors and experts who can turn knowledge into practical training in environment, drones, artificial intelligence, energy, smart agriculture, digital mapping and scientific research.

Instructor roles

The instructor role is not limited to lectures. It includes designing the learning experience and guiding participants toward practical application.

Technical instructor

Leads practical workshops and explains technical tools and methods.

Field mentor

Supports participants during experiments, field visits and hands-on activities.

Content expert

Contributes to curricula, guides and training materials.

Expertise tracks

The instructor network covers the fields at the core of SMG-EVO Academy.

Drones and smart monitoring

Drone operation, aerial imaging, digital mapping and environmental data analysis.

Artificial intelligence

Generative tools, data analysis, automation and AI applications for environment and agriculture.

Renewable energy

Solar energy, system design, installation, maintenance and energy efficiency.

Smart agriculture

Home agriculture, smart irrigation, food security and modern agricultural technologies.

Geographic information systems GIS

Digital mapping, remote sensing and geographic and environmental data analysis.

Scientific research

Research methods, report preparation, data collection and scientific analysis.

Training quality standards

The academy applies clear standards to ensure serious, useful and measurable training experiences.

Clear learning objectives and outcomes.
A strong focus on practice, not theory alone.
Participant safety during field activities.
Documented attendance, assessments and outputs.
Reviewable and downloadable materials whenever available.
Connection between training, projects, research and initiatives.

Join the instructor network

If you are an expert or instructor in one of the academy fields, you can contact SMG-EVO to propose training cooperation or contribute to upcoming programs.