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The Best Part 107 Online Test Exam Course And It’s FREE!

Course Material Applicable For 2023

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FAA Certified Remote Pilots
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TheDroneCoach.com will help you pass the FAA Part 107 Airman Knowledge Exam and receive your drone certification, all without having to spend any of your hard-earned money. Our lessons are perfect for the visual learner as we provide video tutorials and printed course material to help students retain drone exam information faster and more effectively. The FAA reports students spend about 15 to 20 hours studying for the part 107 remote pilot exam, but we encourage students to take all the time they need. Studying for part 107 is fairly easy and now we offer our online video course material for free! You will have access to the same information other companies are charging hundreds of dollars for.

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Our free course on YouTube provides over seven (7) hours of video lessons, but we also offer nearly 300 practice questions along with two 60-question timed practice exams for just $49.00. At the end of each video lesson, we review several questions in real time and then students have the opportunity to answer about 10~15 quiz questions as well. Our course is perfect for the visual learner, as visual learning helps students retain course material for a longer period of time and in a shorter amount of time.

The FAA reports about 83% of students pass the exam on their first try, and all you need is a passing grade of 70%. So students can miss up to 18 questions and still pass the exam! The average student misses about 6 to 11 questions, and some of our students have reported they only missed 1-2 questions after using our free courses.

The First Step In Becoming A Remote Pilot

Our free course on YouTube provides over seven (7) hours of video lessons, but we also offer nearly 300 practice questions along with two 60-question timed practice exams for just $49.00. At the end of each video lesson, we review several questions in real time and then students have the opportunity to answer about 10~15 quiz questions as well. Our course is perfect for the visual learner, as visual learning helps students retain course material for a longer period of time and in a shorter amount of time.

The FAA reports about 83% of students pass the exam on their first try, and all you need is a passing grade of 70%. So students can miss up to 18 questions and still pass the exam! The average student misses about 6 to 11 questions, and some of our students have reported they only missed 1-2 questions after using our free courses.










Pass The Exam With Ease

Receiving your part 107 certification can be the first step in becoming a fully licensed private pilot. Title 14 part 107 contains the same information students must learn to obtain their private pilot’s license. We realize some students just want to pass part 107 as quickly as possible to begin working as a commercial remote pilot. Unfortunately, there is no easy workaround to quickly passing this exam, but that’s why we offer our practice quizzes and exams for just $49.00. And with lifetime access too! Of course we strongly encourage students to take their time when studying as some questions will be easy yet many others will be challenging. And many questions will be worded in a manner to test your reading comprehension too, so read each question slowly and carefully!

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In a short amount of time, you’ll soon be on your way to working as a certified part 107 remote pilot, and the opportunities are endless as drone businesses and employment are growing across America. Opportunities to provide video or photos for cell tower inspections, rooftop inspections, crop dusting and surveying are growing, and of course there’s the real estate market too. China has even implemented flame-throwing drones to remove debris from high-tension power lines.

So study hard and we’re confident that you’ll soon be on your way to becoming what we like to call, a Remote Pilot in Demand™!

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