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Unmanned Ground Flight School (FAA 107 Course)

In this eight-week course, students will learn the rules and regulations related to Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) rating privileges, limitations, and flight operations. This period of instruction is to prepare students to be licensed certificated Part 107 sUAS Remote Drone Pilot for commercial, business, or personal use. Students who complete this class will be able to demonstrate basic knowledge of airspace classification, operating requirements, aviation weather sources and the effects weather has on sUAS performance. Students will be expected to complete a mock examination at the end of class in preparation for taking the FAA Part 107 licensing exam.Unmanned Vehicle Systems Flight Operations

In this seven-week course, students will learn how to fly drones for commercial business use. Students who complete this class will have the basic knowledge of how to fly a drone. Expect to complete mock roof/solar panel inspections, at least 15 hours of flight time, access to practice on our drones outside of class time, and much more.

Introduction to Media Editing for UAVs

In this six-week course, students will learn basic techniques for editing digital videos and photos using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for the purpose of commercial use. Students who complete this class will have knowledge of how to set up shot selection and color correction, as well as other important skills to edit and create videos for their customer base. Minimum required computer specs include Intel Core i7 or AMD Ryzen 7, 16GB RAM or better, 4GB VRAM GPU, SSD, or RAID Media Storage.

Participants who successfully complete the Drone Technology classes can earn up to the following certifications:

• FAA 107 Remote Pilot Certification
• Agriculture Associate AEST Certification
• Unmanned Aircraft Systems in Agriculture Specialist AEST Certification

Core Construction Principles

Students will explore the essential principles of carpentry, electrical work, and plumbing. The curriculum covers fundamental construction practices, safety protocols, and industry standards, equipping students with a solid foundation in these trades.

Carpentry

Through practical experience, students will learn foundational carpentry techniques such as framing, finishing, and woodworking, with a strong focus on real-world applications in construction projects.

Electrical

This section introduces students to basic electrical concepts, safety practices, and hands-on electrical installation training. Students will master wiring, circuits, and electrical systems commonly used in construction.

Plumbing

Participants will be trained in the basics of plumbing, including pipe installation, fixture connections, and troubleshooting common issues. Practical exercises will help solidify their theoretical knowledge.

Participants who successfully complete the Construction Technology classes can earn up to the following certifications.

• NCCER Core Certification

Students study vehicle safety, accident prevention, operating regulations, cargo handling, documentation procedures, pre-trip preparation, vehicle inspection, maintenance, service, control procedures, backing, coupling, uncoupling, maneuvering, road and hazardous driving skills, and licensing requirements.

Participants who successfully complete the Commercial Driving License (CDL) program can earn the following certifications:

• Class A commercial driver's license (CDL)

Students will be trained to become HVAC helpers, mechanic assistants, mechanics or technicians and will explore the various career options to determine what exit point best fits their needs.

Participants who successfully complete the HVAC program can earn the following certifications:

• HVAC/R 1
• HVAC Excellence Employment Ready Electrical
• HVAC Excellence Employment Ready Air Conditioning 
• HVAC Excellence Employment Ready Heat Pump
• EPA608

The content emphasizes workplace safety and organization, basic manufacturing processes, metal identification, basic interpretation of welding symbols, oxyfuel gas cutting practice, plasma arc cutting principles, and basic shielded metal arc welding (SMAW).

Participants who successfully complete the Welding Technology program can earn the following certifications:

• American Welding Society (AWS) 3G and 4G
• Option of: AWS GMAW 3G and 4G, AWS FCAW 3G and 4G, or AWS GTAW 3G and 4G

Students will receive training in using diverse hand and power tools, construction, and electrical safety, in-depth study of electrical theory, and applying the National Electrical Code (NEC) to residential and commercial wiring. This program also covers a range of electrical test equipment, conduit threading, and bending, as well as wire pulling and installation.

Participants who successfully complete the Introduction to Electrical program can earn the following certifications:

• IEC Residential Wireman Certification
• IEC Electrical Journeyman Apprenticeship Program

Rebuild Florida is a Workforce Recovery Training Program focused on construction trades to support storm recovery activities, particularly repair and rebuilding of damaged homes and businesses. A majority of those served will be low-income individuals who may be most in need of workforce training to obtain and retain employment.

Nothing! The Rebuild Florida Program is free for eligible students.

You can apply using the application portal here:WRTP Rebuild Florida Application. Alternatively, you can download a paper application here Rebuild Application | Solicitud De Asistencia | Aplikasyon Pou Asistans

If you are turning in a paper application, please scan and email a digital copy to [email protected] or hand in your application at one of these locations:

WD Building on TSC Main Campus 444 Appleyard Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32304

TSC Wakulla Center at 2932 Crawfordville Highway, Crawfordville, FL 32327

TSC Gadsden Center at 223 Pat Thomas Parkway, Quincy, FL 32351

Applicants will need: Personal Identification, Proof of Address, Proof of Work Authorization, and Proof of Income. Here is a Document Checklist listing acceptable documents for each of these categories.

Homeless and recently incarcerated individuals are still eligible for our program. For more specific questions, reach out to any member of our staff. We will work with you to ensure your application can move forward.

Reach out to any member of our staff. We will work with you to ensure your application can move forward.

If you have an alternate form of income to what is listed on the Document Checklist, you may fill out an Income Self-Attestation Form | Formulario de autocertificación de ingresos | Fòm Oto-Atestasyon Revni.

If you do not have an income, you can fill out a Zero Income Self-Attestation Form | Formulario de autocertificación de ingresos cero | Fòm Oto-Atestasyon Zero Revni.

Yes! Individuals with more than moderate income are still eligible for the free training the Rebuild Florida Program offers.

Yes. Please be aware that if you take a class in a county different from the one you live in, you will need to ensure you have reliable transportation.

Yes. We will hold onto your application until you are ready to begin classes.

Our applications are available in Spanish and Creole upon request. Support services in other languages are provided on a case-by-case basis.

For Spanish speakers, contact Faraday Diaz at (850) 201-8327 or [email protected] for assistance.

After registering in classes for the Rebuild Florida Program, a charge will automatically appear on your student account. Please give our team time to process the charge and pay it for you. The Rebuild Florida Program is FREE for students, but only if you let us pay for your class.