4 Day Online Driving Course Toronto Approved by Ministry of Transportation
Dear Students, For the safety of our students, in-vehicle instructors and community, our driving school is closed, effective March 15. We continue to serve you online and we are offering Online Driving Course as an added service during this time. For now you may enrol and start the theoretical part of the course online. For the actual driving lessons, they will be only offered once the school is operating again and we don't have to follow 6 feet social distancing rule. Expections are late summer at this time. You can register now for the Beginner Driver Education Course organized online in 4 real-time sessions. Our Online Driving Courses are conducted by certified driving in class and online instructors through e-learning software. |
Driving Course (Beginner Driver Education Course) organized by our Driving School in Toronto is approved by the Ministry of Transportation and consistent with the government's curriculum standards and other Driver Education program requirements. After driver ed course completion, you will get a certificate from the Ministry of Transportation, BDE graduates with Driver's License History may be eligible for an Insurance discount. Canadian law requires you to complete the BDE course within one year. If you fail to complete the BDE Course within 1 year, you will be not able to be certified. This is the Ministry of Transportation rule. Depending on your license status, if you complete the Beginner Driver Education Course at a G1 level, you may be able to reduce your waiting time for your first road test from 12 to 8 months. You may register for a traditional Beginner Driver Education Course or Online Driving Course organized in the virtual classroom in real-time whether or not you have your G1, G2 or a full G Licence. Prior to starting driving lessons, you must have a valid G1 driver’s license that must be presented to your In-Car instructor, prior to each car instruction. |
For the time being, 4-Day Online Driving Course is organized online through eLearning software. This 4 Day Virtual Driving Course is designed for students who would like to complete the 20 hours of in-class currently online , and 10 hours of Home-Link. It means you will finish 20 hours of in-class sessions (online) + 10 hours Home -Link in 4 days -- not 10 hours of in-car driving lessons. Driving lessons will only be possible once driving schools are able to operate again and don't have to follow the 6 feet social distancing. |
Course Description The Beginner Driver Education Course is 40 hours, and consists of 20 hours of In-Class theory currently being offered Online, (temporarily) 10 hours of home-link and 10 driving hours behind the wheels with GDA certified driving instructor. BDE course will provide you with the knowledge and skills that require operate a vehicle, helps establish safe habits and defensive driving techniques. During BDE Course, you will evaluate your attitudes that affect the way you drive. Through discussions, learning activities, assignments, interactive quizzes, and videos that reinforce theoretical knowledge, you will learn how to avoid collision and reduce incidents by applying prevention strategies on the road. Your First Driving Lesson When you complete your 20 hours in the classroom, you will receive a phone number to your in-car instructor. You can contact your instructor immediately, or the next day to start your in-vehicle training. According to law, you can take a maximum of 2 lessons In-Car lessons (120 minutes) per day, where there is no classroom instruction for that day (traditional or virtual). A maximum of 1-hour in-vehicle instruction on the day you receive 5 hours of in-traditional or virtual class instruction. Pick up and Drop off All In-Car Lessons are one-on-one. Some conditions apply for free pick up and drop off. It is the instructor's discretion to pick students up from more than one location depending on the day, route, and area, and traffic. If a student who leaves in Downtown book driving lessons in rushing hours than the In-Car instructor may request to meet the student at a designated subway station to maximize driving time. |