The BEGINNER'S Bundle - A2 C of C Drone Course + Drone Masterclass

Getting your CAA A2 C of C couldn't be simpler and you can complete everything in just a few hours from the comfort and safety of your own home!

You'll get the following as part of your A2 C of C Training Package when you join the UAVHub family and train with us:

• Lifetime access to our on-demand, always up-to-date A2 video training
• Access to unlimited 'Mock Examinations' 
  
• Dedicated, on-demand revision module to help further prepare you for your theory exam
• Online A2 Theory Examination at a time and date to suit you
• FREE Theory Exam Resit (if required)
• CAA A2 C of C Certificate (sent electronically to you upon successful completion and audit of your A2 Theory Examination)
• UNLIMITED support! You don't need to book an appointment to speak to our dedicated support team... We're not airline pilots who 'do this on the side' or drone pilots who 'teach when we're not flying'... We're a professional training company who are dedicated to giving you the best training and helping you get the most from your drone! You can call, email or drop us a message anytime and we'll answer your question straight away!

• BONUS: Access to UAVHub Resource Library (contains additional useful documents, links and resources to help you get the most out of your A2 C of C)
• BONUS: Access to private 'A2 & GVC Facebook Group'
• BONUS: Access to private 'UAVHub Pilots Lounge' - a dedicated, members-only, online Forum where you can ask questions and join the UAVHub community conversation!
• BONUS: No 'Death by Powerpoint' - Our team are EXPERT instructors, aviators and drone pilots... So we don't rely on reading out PowerPoint slides word-for-word, in order to 'teach' you what you need to know. We use our years of experience to guide you on your learning journey and cement the necessary information simply and efficiently!
• BONUS: NO ADDITIONAL READING REQUIRED - You'll be taught everything you need to know (and more), without having to thumb through .pdfs or the CAA documents in your own time. Sure, you can go and look at these if you want but we pride ourselves on teaching you everything you need to know inside our course in a simple and easy to remember way... Without making you read directly from the regulations!

• Once I sign up, how long do I have, to complete the training?

There's no time-limit to complete the training so you can work through everything at your own pace. Many students complete everything (including their Examination) in 24-48 hours!

• How many Mock Examinations are available? 

When you join our course, you'll have access to an unlimited amount of Mock Examinations! Our Mock Examination System uses an ever-growing bank of questions and 'creates' a random Mock Examination for you each time you start a new Mock Exam. We've found that people taking the Mock Exam a number of times do VERY well in the Final Examination as they are fully prepared!

• Are there any resit fees if I fail the Theory Examination?

No... We don't charge for resits (although it's VERY unlikely you won't pass with flying colours on the first attempt... We have a 99.8% first-time pass rate!)

• How many questions are there in the Theory Examination?

There are a total of 30, multiple-choice questions in the A2 C of C Theory Examination and you have 75 minutes to complete the examination.

• What is the Pass-Mark for the Theory Examination?

The pass mark is 80% - the highest in the industry... We pride ourselves on this and the fact that UAVHub students are known for their 'better than average' understanding and knowledge. Don't worry about this though; our teaching means that you'll be easily able to achieve this, just like the thousands of other successful candidates who have gone before you!

• How long do I get for the Theory Examination?

You have a total time of 75 minutes available for the A2 C of C Theory Examination. This time is set by the CAA (and not by UAVHub). We find that the average time it takes people to complete the Exam is generally 10-15 minutes though, thanks to the way we teach and then allow you to practice, using our Mock Exam System! :)  

When you have completed your 'on-demand video learning', you will be able to take your online A2 Theory Examination 24/7 at a time to suit you with our AI system.

When it comes to taking your examination, you will be required to show a 360 degree view of your workspace environment using your webcam so we can ensure that you have no reading materials and notes to hand.

The Examination is multiple-choice and it will be invigilated by our AI system throughout.

Please note; a Desktop or Laptop computer with the Chrome Browseer will be required to take the examination! You will not be able to take the examination using a tablet device such as an iPad. You will need to be able to move the camera so that the invigilation system can see your entire room.

Essential Equipment Required for Examination

• Desktop or Laptop
• Chrome Browser
• Webcam
• Microphone
• Internet Connection with a minimum of 2Mbs speed
• Photographic ID (If you don't have photo ID it's no problem but you'll need to do a 'manual' online exam during office hours with the UAVHub Team.)

With your A2 C of C, you'll be able to fly drones that weigh up to 2Kg within congested areas. Without an A2 CofC you'll need to be at least 150m away from congested areas however the A2 CofC removes this separation distance allowing you to fly within congested areas.

If your drone weighs between 250g and 500g (like the DJI Air, DJI AVATA or Parrot ANAFI) then getting your A2 C of C will let you fly in built-up areas, so long as you do not intentionally overly 'uninvolved people' (people who aren't aware that you're flying your drone and are nothing to do with you).

If your drone weighs between 500g & 2kg (like the Mavic 2, Air 2s or Phantom 4) then you'll need to stay 50 metres or more away from  'uninvolved people'

You will be able to fly your 'legacy' drones under these permissions with an A2 C of C between 31st December 2020 and 31st December 2025.

After this date, the rules may change slightly and you will only be able to fly these aircraft outside built-up areas and you need to stay 150 metres or more away from uninvolved people.