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Published on: 05/05/2026 - 18:11

With a roar, the quadcopter rises from the ground before slaloming between blocks. At the helm is Quentin, a professional baccalaureate student with a drone option, a unique educational training in France, which interests the army. Eleven students from the Louise Weiss high school in Sainte-Marie-aux-mines, an Alsatian town of 5,000 inhabitants backed by the Vosges massif, are the first to inaugurate this specialty as part of their Ciel professional baccalaureate (Cybersecurity, IT and networks, electronics).

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