Driving requires practice and constant experience, which is why it’s important to find the right school. Programs usually depend on the hours and how much is covered within the offered periods. Most schools offer sit down classes then actual driving sessions. Others also include homework in their education. There are also ministry-approved driver education courses, which allow G1 licence holders to qualify for a four-month reduction in a 12-month minimum G1-licensing period. However, not all schools include this. If you are after such a reduction, it’s best to network and go through different schools in your area. Beginners who pick up their work fast can opt for these classes.

Beginners can also opt for BDE or beginner driver education driving schools. These also meet ministry requirements and include hands-on vehicle training. Classroom sessions are required and cannot be skipped, providing students with the full learning experience. Even those with a G1 or G2 license must undergo these classroom sessions. The vehicle training on the other hand, are done by authorized teachers who are approved by the ministry. It’s best to run a background check on the teachers hired by the school. This way you are sure they guarantee your safety and well-being on the road. Double check as well what the course covers. It should include basic laws, violations, road signs, etc. A technical background on the road is always necessary. Look out as well for programs with vehicle maintenance coverage. This can help you get out of accidents in the future.