Student portal

Your lessons, your test history, your certificate.

The RAPD student portal keeps your drone course progress in one place: every test attempt with a per-topic breakdown, and every certificate you earn, ready to print or download.

How it works

Four steps from sign-in to certificate.

Everything here is free. You can take the test without an account, but signing in is what lets you come back to your results and re-download a certificate.

1. Create your account

Sign up with an email address and password, or continue with Google. An account is optional for taking the test, but it is what saves your history and certificates so you can come back to them later.

Create an account

2. Work through the lessons

Ten self-paced lessons cover drone types, FPV, controllers and goggles, buying, components, batteries, terminology, rules and safety, FAA Part 107, and flight and maintenance. Read them in any order, as many times as you like.

Open the lessons

3. Take the test

The test pulls 60 randomized questions from a bank of 325+. You need 80% to pass, and every question is explained afterward whether you got it right or not. You can retake it as often as you want.

Take the test

4. Download your certificate

Passing issues a RAPD certificate of completion with a unique code. Print it, save it as a PDF, or download a high-resolution PNG — and anyone can confirm it is real using the verification page.

Verify a certificate

Inside the portal

What you get once you are signed in.

Every attempt saved

Each test you submit is stored with the date, score, and pass or fail result, so you can see how you improved over time.

Per-topic breakdown

See how you scored on each of the ten topics, so you know exactly which lessons to reread before your next attempt.

Certificates in one place

Any certificate you earn stays in your portal with its code and a link to the printable version and the public verification page.

Only you can see it

Your history and profile are tied to your account and are not visible to other students. Certificate codes are the only thing designed to be shared.

Ready when you are.

Create an account, take the lessons at your own pace, and keep your results.

The RAPD Group is not accredited or a certifying body, and the course material was developed with the assistance of AI. Passing issues a RAPD certificate of completion, not an FAA credential.