Take computer, electronics, and machine shop classes while in school to gain insights into software systems and how machines operate. If you know someone who owns a drone, ask them if they can show you how it works. Visit The Drone Girl's Web site (http://thedronegirl.com) to learn more about the steps needed for buying and registering a drone, watch videos of drones in operation, and find other resources for drone training and careers. Ask your school's career services office for help in locating a drone repair technician that you can conduct an information interview with to learn more about this field. Keep up with drone news and find job listings and other resources by visiting the Drone Training Headquarters Web site, https://dronetraininghq.com. You can also read job descriptions and learn more about the types of companies that employ drone repair technicians by searching employment Web sites such as CareerBuilder, Indeed, SimplyHired, and Monster, among others.
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