A girl who knows drone mapping is a girl who can pursue a career in geospatial technology, engineering, environmental sciences, and aerial data and analysis. All of which could use some Girl Power.

Drone Girlz program graduates, even without a college education, are highly employable and can potentially out-earn college graduates. Drone operators earn an average annual salary of $88,196, and the demand for skilled pilots is rapidly increasing.

In 90 days, girls obtain the training needed for professional drone pilot licenses. Over the past two decades, we’ve trained 80,000 girls, many of whom pursued STEM careers.

We’re dedicated to keeping Drone Girlz up-to-date with the latest tech trends in STEM fields, ensuring they have the skills to tackle future challenges. We continually refine and expand our program based on feedback from our participants.

The demand drone pilot is expected to grow by 51.1%. Piloting drones for mapping and surveying no longer requires a highs school diploma.

Drone education is important as it equips individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to safely and responsibly operate drones. It promotes understanding of aviation regulations, flight safety, and ethical considerations. By fostering drone education, we can maximize the benefits of this technology while minimizing risks and potential misuse.