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How To Get Your Driver Education Certificate In Person
Once C&C Driver Training receives all required components upon program completion, we will register your information with the MTO’s website for certification.
Once certification process has been approved by the MTO, students will receive a confirmation letter from C&C Driver Training Administration.
Students requiring proof of completion for insurance purposes, must visit your local SERVICE ONTARIO to obtain your Driver’s License History (DLH). This records the course you have taken. Remember ONLY licensees can apply for it! Ministry fees apply.
What is a BDE Course?
Beginner Driver Education (BDE) programs may help you save money on insurance premiums and let you take your G1 exit road test sooner (time waiting can be reduced from 12 months to 8 months).
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20 hours digital or in-person classroom instruction
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10 hours digital or booklet homelink
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10 hours hands-on, in-vehicle training
When you successfully complete a government-approved BDE course:
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The driving school will certify you online
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Your student driver record will be updated through the Ministry of Transportation
If you need proof to show that you've completed the course, you can get your driver's license history for a fee from the Ontario Ministry of Transportation. For more information about the government-approved Beginner Driver Education programs and schools, please click here.
BDE includes:
Getting Your Ontario Driver's Licence
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G1 CLASS
This is level 1 of graduated licensing in Ontario. G1 license holders may drive G Class vehicles when accompanied by a fully licensed driver with a minimum of four years of driving experience. Additional conditions also apply. Specific restrictions apply to those up to 21 years of age.
G2 CLASS
This is level 2 of graduated licensing in Ontario. G2 license holders may drive G Class vehicles without a fully licensed driver. Additional restrictions apply, especially to drivers up to 19 years of age. Specific conditions apply to those up to 21 years of age.
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