Penryn, California (CA)
Cal-Driver-Ed.com
Training families since 1999
Overview
High school students already spend more than 30 hours a week in class. California requires an additional 30 hours of driver education before you can get a learner’s permit. Instead of giving up your evenings and weekends to another classroom course, or waiting for your school to schedule one, choose a flexible option that works around your schedule.
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Driver Education - Online
We offer an online driver education course that you can complete on your home computer. The computer scores your exams and your DMV Certificate of Completion will be mailed out the next business day. The system is designed to work well with PC's and Mac's and with any internet connection speed. No special plug-ins are needed. After you complete our course (or any other driver education course) you will have to pass the DMV written exam at your local DMV office to obtain your learners permit. We want you to pass! We do everything we can to prepare you for the DMV exam.
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Driver Education - Workbook
We also offer a workbook course. Many students choose it if they have limited computer time or a slow internet connection. The study materials are mailed to you by Priority Mail. You can complete our course as quickly as you can read the class materials and fill out the worksheets. Your parent or guardian can supervise you while you take the final test. Most students pass the exam the first time. We want you to pass! We will correct your final exam and review your worksheets within one business day of receiving your completed materials. Your DMV Certificate of Completion will be mailed out the same day.
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Driver Training in California
Driver training is the "behind the wheel" instruction portion of learning to drive. California requires a minimum of six hours of driving lessons with a DMV licensed instructor.