How to choose a school

As a new driver, choosing professional driving instruction is one way to help ready yourself safely for the road. A driver training course or high-school driver education program approved by the provincial government can teach you the skills and attitudes you need to be a safe and responsible driver.

As well as teaching the basics, driver training emphasizes strategic driving techniques, freeway driving, night driving and driving in adverse conditions. Most programs are designed for new drivers, but many schools also provide courses and services to upgrade your skills.

How to choose a school

To help you choose the best driving school and course for you, use the following checklist of features:

Course information package	Audio visual equipment
Classroom facilities	In-vehicle topics covered
Minimum 25 classroom	Certification fee
Tuition receipts	Testimonials
Personalized program	Low student/teacher ratio
Basic manoeuvres	Strategic driving
Freeway driving	Night driving
Registered educational	Years in business
Training materials	Certificate of completion
Regular instructor upgrading	Books, CDs, Audio equipment

Questions you should ask to find out about any prospective advanced driving school You need to be sure you will be attending a professionally operated school and that you will learn new skills from the experience.

Are the instructors accredited?

Are the instructors experienced?

Are the race driver instructors actually experienced car racing drivers?

Are the race driving instructors CAMS licenced?

Does the proprietor instruct at the school?

Is the school insured?

How long has the school been operating?

Is the school recognised by insurance companies?

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