Priya Verma
Mechanical Engineering
BITS Pilani
“The aerodynamics sessions made the numbers practical. I can now work through thrust-to-weight, motor and propeller selection, and frame balance instead of guessing when designing a drone.”
Live online · Enrolment open
Build your understanding through live classes, practical activities, and an ESP32 drone kit you keep.
Follow the connections between drone technology, programming and a physical build through six weeks of guided learning.
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See the six-week plan, learning activities and program highlights in the brochure.
From understanding to doing
The program includes weekly activities, quizzes, practical submissions, and a final project presentation.
Bring your learning together in a project you can present.
The internship certificate is based on attendance, submissions, flight milestones, and completion of the required practical activities.
The ₹6,999 fee includes an ESP32 drone kit that you keep. The kit is under development and is expected to be ready in October 2026.
Before enrolling, speak with the team to confirm kit delivery, class timings and equipment requirements for the batch starting 15 November 2026.
The person behind the sessions

Drone instructor · UAV & robotics engineer
Yash brings together practical UAV engineering and experience teaching drone technology. His work spans drone assembly, flight testing, controller tuning and troubleshooting, alongside workshops for students and professionals.
Product & training
STEM and aeromodelling teaching, practical activities and lesson development.
Drone testing & support
Flight testing, controller calibration, tuning and flight-log analysis.
Drone hardware & operations
Multirotor assembly, troubleshooting and agricultural drone systems.
A look at his previous in-person workshops. Your Aerocadmy internship is delivered online.


Examples of the instructor’s previous in-person workshops.
Feedback from learners who built their foundations through Aerocadmy's live drone technology internship.
From 6 featured internship reviews
Mechanical Engineering
BITS Pilani
“The aerodynamics sessions made the numbers practical. I can now work through thrust-to-weight, motor and propeller selection, and frame balance instead of guessing when designing a drone.”
Computer Science
IIT Bombay
“I went from writing code on a screen to understanding how it affects a real flight controller. Programming the ESP32 through Arduino IDE and testing sensor behaviour made the hardware-software connection click.”
ECE
Christ University
“The live guidance made the electronics approachable. Building the circuit, checking the power distribution, and learning wiring safety gave me the confidence to work with drone hardware hands-on.”
B.Sc. Agriculture
Vellore Institute
“Mission planning, waypoints, and the virtual flight experiments helped me see how drones can solve real field problems. The final project also gave me something concrete to explain and present.”
Electronics & Communication
BITS Hyderabad
“Assembling the ESP32 kit, calibrating the sensors, and completing the first hover made the theory memorable. The simulator practice with PID tuning helped me understand how to improve flight performance.”
Mechanical Engineering
NIT Rourkee
“The six-week structure takes you from drone fundamentals to a working build and flight demonstration. Keeping the kit and receiving mentor feedback on the final project made the learning feel genuinely useful.”
The included kit, fee and benefits on this page apply to the live internship. Upcoming recorded courses are separate offerings. Career guidance does not guarantee employment.