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# 4. Train your droids
While training your droids is optional in the game, it can significantly increase their likelihood of success. Training is time-based and offered through training programmes, which consist of either 12 or 24 modules. Each module usually takes one hour longer than the previous module, e.g: **module 1 takes one hour to train, module 2 takes two hours to train**, and so on, but it can differ between programmes.
When your droid is training it can't do anything else (including missions), so pick your time wisely!
To train your droid, click the 'Training' tab on your droid's profile page, and pick a programme from the 'Recommended' list to get started.
Start with the recommended training programmes first
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