Ready to turn drone technology into a powerful tool for your business or personal passion?

31 July 2026

Ready to turn drone technology into a powerful tool for your business or personal passion?

From agriculture and construction to real estate, public safety, mapping, photography, and infrastructure inspections, drones are changing the way work gets done. Whether you're looking to add drone capabilities to your organization, expand your professional skill set, or simply take your love of flying to the next level, earning your FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification can open the door to exciting new possibilities.

Ivy Tech Kokomo is excited to offer our FAA Part 107 Drone Pilot Certification Preparation Course, designed to help you confidently prepare for the FAA Remote Pilot Knowledge Exam and become a certified drone pilot.


Course Information

Dates: September 4, 2026 & September 11, 2026

Time: 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM each day

Location: Ivy Tech Community College Kokomo Campus

Cost: $317 per person (Lunch included both days)


What You'll Learn

Our engaging two-day course covers key topics including:

  • FAA Rules and Regulations
  • Airspace Classifications and Flight Operations
  • Weather and Its Impact on Drone Flight
  • Aviation Charts and Navigation
  • Safety Procedures and Risk Management
  • Drone Operating Best Practices
  • Test-Taking Strategies and Exam Preparation


Why Get Certified?

A Part 107 certification allows you to legally operate drones for commercial purposes and can create valuable opportunities for:

  • Aerial photography and videography
  • Construction progress monitoring
  • Agricultural surveying
  • Real estate marketing
  • Infrastructure and facility inspections
  • Public safety applications
  • Environmental and land management projects

And if you're currently flying drones for fun, obtaining your Part 107 certification can help you deepen your knowledge, improve your flying skills, and prepare you to explore professional opportunities in the rapidly growing drone industry.


Join the Growing Drone Workforce

Drone technology is no longer just the future...it's happening now. Don't miss this opportunity to gain an in-demand certification, learn from experienced instructors, and position yourself at the forefront of an industry that continues to expand across countless fields.


Seats are limited, so reserve your spot today!


Use the QR code or the link below to register

https://ivyforce.my.site.com/skills/s/login/?crn=27400



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