November 13, 2024 — 3 minutes
The drone industry is experiencing explosive growth, with applications spanning industries like agriculture, cinematography, construction, law enforcement, and more. As drone technology continues to revolutionize these fields, it’s more important than ever to prepare students to excel in this dynamic industry. By offering FAA Part 107 certification training and hands-on commercial drone experience, high schools can provide their students with a distinct advantage in the workforce.
The FAA Part 107 certification is a mandatory requirement for anyone who wants to operate drones for commercial purposes in the United States. This certification signifies that the drone pilot has met the necessary requirements to operate a drone safely and legally in controlled airspace.
For high school students, obtaining this certification opens a pathway to exciting and high-paying careers, making them stand out in today’s competitive job market. With DroneBlocks’ tailored commercial drone training program, schools can equip their students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to pass the FAA Part 107 exam with flying colors.
Our program goes beyond basic training by offering customizable packages tailored to meet the unique needs, goals, and budget of each school. Whether you prefer DEXI drones or have a preference for DJI or Autel, our consultative approach ensures that every package is built for maximum impact. Here’s what makes our program exceptional:
Students work with the same industry-leading drones used by professionals, gaining hands-on experience that bridges the gap between education and the professional world. From mastering flight controls to understanding advanced drone technology, students learn by doing.
We provide a comprehensive curriculum that simplifies complex topics, ensuring students are fully prepared for the FAA Part 107 exam. With over 135 engaging lessons, students can master key concepts, from weather patterns to FAA regulations, and pass the exam on their first try. Our expert instructors stay up-to-date on regulatory changes, keeping the curriculum fresh and relevant.
Safety is a top priority in drone operations. Our program teaches students essential safety protocols, FAA regulations, mission planning, and the practical use of drone accessories. Through simulated missions and exposure to Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) apps, students gain hands-on experience in airspace navigation and mission execution.
It’s not just about flying drones—it’s about making an impact. Students also learn essential business skills, including managing data, handling contracts, selecting appropriate drone accessories, and even navigating confrontational situations professionally. This training equips them to excel not only as drone pilots but as entrepreneurs and leaders in the industry.
The drone industry offers diverse career paths, from roles in the military to civilian applications across numerous sectors. By obtaining their FAA Part 107 certification, students open doors to an array of career opportunities, positioning themselves as sought-after professionals in an expanding job market.
Every school is different, and so are our solutions. Our customizable packages allow schools to select the drones that best suit their educational goals, budgets, and preferences. While we proudly recommend our DEXI drones for their industry-leading capabilities, we also offer the flexibility to incorporate DJI and Autel drones. This approach ensures that every school’s unique needs are met, providing a program that truly resonates with educators and students alike.
Empower your students with the skills, knowledge, and certifications they need to thrive in the drone industry. With DroneBlocks’ commercial drone training program, high schools can set students on a clear path to success—opening the door to diverse careers and lifelong skills.
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