Choosing the Right Drone Course Provider for Your Business

Australia was one of the first nations to create regulations regarding RPA or remotely piloted aircraft. As drone technology has continued to grow and thrive, our country has remained at the forefront of drone-related legalities. For Australian business owners and individuals looking to use drones, it’s important to be certain to comply with any existing regulations. In many cases, you may need to acquire the proper drone certification. Who needs to take a drone course? Which UAV coursework will be required? And, perhaps most importantly, how can you decide which course operator to choose? The following factors may assist in your considerations.

A CASA-Approved Drone Training Organisation

In Australia, the governing body which oversees drone regulations is the CASA, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority. Those who need a RPA operators certificate or other relevant coursework, will only want to choose drone courses that are approved by CASA. (Total RPA holds the UAS Operator Certificate necessary to meet the requirement). Choosing a certified training provider not only ensures that your coursework will prepare you to fully meet legal directives, but helps guarantee that you’re selecting a reputable organisation.

All the UAV Courses You Need

In Australia, the proper certification and training are necessary to pilot a drone, UAV, or RPA for commercial purposes. Depending on your objectives, you may need multiple options in UAV coursework. To make your life easier, why not select a training provider who offers everything you need? Total RPA is a comprehensive UAV training organisation supplying the basic courses plus the additional knowledge you may need.

We offer the most basic drone coursework, which leads to the RPA Operator’s certificate or Remote Pilot Certificate. Both are appropriate for the legal regulations as set forth by CASA. The Remote Pilot Certification is geared towards the sole operator, while the RPA Operator’s Certificate will encompass your business as a whole. This second option is preferred for those looking to add drone operations to a current business or starting a new drone business. Both drone training courses multi-day programs that will equip you with everything you need for safe, skilled UAV flying.

You can also add to your skills toolbox with short courses in Basic Digital Photography, Mapping and Surveying, and more.

Drone Courses Across Australia

You need comprehensive UAV training wherever you reside. Total RPA provides courses Australia-wide with regular sessions happening in every state and territory. The flexibility of a training organisation that can be accessed throughout the country is a major advantage.

Choose Only the Best

It goes without saying that choosing the right drone course provider for your business or individual UAV needs should depend strongly on the excellence and professionalism displayed by the provider.

Total RPA instills every aspect of our business with our core principles of experience, integrity, and professionalism. Those are our core principles. Our instructors are not just hobbyist drone operators, but skilled licensed commercial pilots and instructors with more than 20 years in the aviation industry.

CASA Instrument of Delegation Holders

Total RPA are now CASA instrument of delegation holders. This means we can perform some of the regulatory services required to get a drone business started, on CASA’s behalf. We can actually issue you with your own ReOC (remotely piloted operators certificate) without the need for you to deal with CASA at all. This means:

  • Much faster processing times
  • Much less red tape
  • Lower fee’s
  • Personalised application

CASA have entrusted total RPA with this instrument of delegation after reviewing our internal procedures and business track record, making total RPA the most trusted drone training company in Australia.

Ready to book in for our next UAV training course in your area? Contact Total RPA today.

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