Drone Careers Workbook for Teens: Flight Basics, Mapping, Media, Agriculture, Construction & Public Safety — A Hands-On Guide to FAA Part 107, Drone Jobs & Job-Ready Skills for New Learners of Any Age

Get Licensed. Get Paid. At 16.Drones aren't toys — they're tools that businesses pay real money to fly. This hands-on workbook takes a complete beginner all the way to job-ready, with no college degree and no debt. You can earn your FAA Part 107 license at 16 and start real paid work while you're still in high school. Built for teens, CTE and STEM classrooms, and beginning adult learners exploring one of the fastest-growing careers around.Written at an accessible reading level with a clean, magazine-style design, this is a full program-year of ready-to-teach material — a career and Part 107 prep workbook, not a toy manual or a hobby-photography book.Inside this workbook:12 complete units — from how drones fly to landing your first paid clientThe drone career map — mapping, media, agriculture, construction, public safety, and moreFAA Part 107, airspace, and safety explained in plain languageHow to plan a mission, fly safely, and capture the data clients pay forMapping, inspection, and precision-agriculture scenarios from real industriesStart your own drone business — even as a teenSkill drills, real scenarios, a student mission planner, and a full answer keyA 90-day action plan to get licensed and launch your career Perfect for:Teens and young adults exploring a modern tech career (ages 13+)High school CTE, STEM, and career-and-technical-education programsWorkforce development, alternative education, and homeschoolBeginning adult learners and career-changers entering the drone fieldTeachers, instructors, parents, and self-motivated beginners Future-ready. Beginner-friendly. Job-ready. Give your students — or your teen — a clear first step into one of the fastest-growing, most exciting careers in the country.A Career Workbook for Teens, from Skill Builders Academy. This is an independent educational workbook and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA. Always confirm current FAA regulations. Read more