Creation of Drone Education Curriculum for Security Guards and Security Officers
Leppäviita, Nelli Jasmine (2021)
2021
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202102051980
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Tiivistelmä
One of the subjects Etelä-Kymenlaakson Ammattiopisto teaches is vocational upper secondary qualification within safety and security. To modernize the teaching at the school a drone has been purchased and a curriculum for the studies had to be made which was the purpose of this thesis. The curriculum is based on semi-structured interviews with open-ended questions with the combination of Finnish laws such as the Aviation Act (2014/864), Criminal Code (1889/39), Public Order Act (2003/612), Constitutional Law (1999/731) as well as the Commission Implementing Regulations (EU) both (2019/947) and (2019/945)
The curriculum was planned to be taught over one year with 2,5 competence points, with one point being 27 hours of teaching. It consists of four main categories in which there is overall 11 subjects to be taught within drones and drone usage in the private security section. To increase credibility three previously done theses of drones and the private security sector were included; Aro (2018), Tuurnianen (2018) and Nuutinen (2018) which enforced the ideas and themes that were found for the curriculum. However, since it is not an official curriculum made by the Finnish National Agency of Education, certain caution must be taken when used.
The curriculum was planned to be taught over one year with 2,5 competence points, with one point being 27 hours of teaching. It consists of four main categories in which there is overall 11 subjects to be taught within drones and drone usage in the private security section. To increase credibility three previously done theses of drones and the private security sector were included; Aro (2018), Tuurnianen (2018) and Nuutinen (2018) which enforced the ideas and themes that were found for the curriculum. However, since it is not an official curriculum made by the Finnish National Agency of Education, certain caution must be taken when used.