Oshin Dream Inc. (Headquarters: Taito-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Kazuko Sato), operator of Oshin Drone School—a drone training institution registered with Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism—will host the 'Summer Student Drone Camp 2026' on Izu Oshima Island. Targeted at high school, university, and vocational students, this program enables participants to obtain the national qualification 'Class 2 Unmanned Aircraft Pilot' in just two nights and three days. The camp will be held in five sessions (each limited to 8 participants) between July 27 and September 16, 2026. This camp is more than just a certification course. In today’s society, where comprehensive selection methods and inquiry-based learning are expanding and young people seek experiences they can express in their own words, opportunities for authentic experiences are increasingly polarized. This program proposes a new model of learning by combining a national qualification linked to a growing industry, immersive experiences in nature on an island, and the creation of friendships across generations and schools. Background: Why 'Students × National Drone License' Now? 1. Gaining Access to a Growing Industry Before Entering Society The domestic market size for drone business is projected to more than double over the next six years, reaching a scale of 1 trillion yen by 2030 (Impress General Research Institute, 'Drone Business Survey Report 2025'). Logistics 'last-mile' delivery, infrastructure inspections of bridges and tunnels, disaster search and rescue, smart agriculture, and drone shows for entertainment—all are fields directly addressing Japan’s societal challenges such as labor shortages and safety management. The national qualification 'Unmanned Aircraft Pilot,' certifying the pilot's skills, was established in December 2022. Furthermore, by December 2025, preferential treatment for flight applications based on private certifications will end, making the possession