FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Drone Training Program

Wallace Community College offers an exciting opportunity to enter the rapidly growing field of drone technology. Our hybrid drone training program will prepare you to take the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification Exam, opening doors to a wide range of professional drone applications.

Why Become a Certified Drone Pilot?

Once you have mastered drone operation and passed the FAA 107 exam, there are numerous career opportunities. Professionals from industries such as utilities, real estate, and engineering are already taking advantage of drones. Here are some career paths you can explore:

1. - Aerial Photography and Videography
    Capture stunning visuals for real estate, marketing, and events.
  - Surveying and Mapping
    Conduct land surveys and create topographical maps for construction planning.
  - Inspection and Monitoring
    Inspect critical infrastructure like power lines and bridges, and monitor agricultural land.
  - Search and Rescue
    Provide aerial assistance during rescue missions.
  - Wildlife and Environmental Monitoring
    Track wildlife and monitor environmental changes.
  - Law Enforcement and Public Safety
    Assist law enforcement with surveillance, disaster response, and crime scene analysis.
  - Drone Delivery Services
    Engage in delivery services, including medical supplies and food.
  - Insurance Claims and Assessments
    Help assess damages for insurance claims, especially after natural disasters.
  - Television and Journalism
    Provide aerial footage for news broadcasts and live events.
  - Drone Pilot Training
    Teach others to become licensed drone pilots.
  - Agricultural Services
    Offer crop health assessments and precision farming services.

Course Options:

We provide the course in two ways:

Credit Program – Through our Criminal Justice program (CRJ 290 Special Topics), students can earn credit while learning to become a licensed drone pilot.

Non-Credit Program – Offered through our Workforce Development Department, ideal for working professionals looking to gain licensure without academic credit.

Course Details:

Format: Hybrid and Traditional classes
Location: Dothan Campus and Sparks Campus
Course Dates: Varies
Cost:
- Credit: $612 tuition plus book and FAA Part 107 licensure fee
- Non-Credit: $612tuition plus book and FAA Part 107 licensure fee

If this schedule does not fit, let us know—we will work to offer the course again.

Ready to take off?

Let Wallace Community College help you soar into the drone industry! For more information or to get started with registration, please contact us.

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