This course provides MTO certification as a Classroom Driving Instructor and qualifies the participant to deliver the classroom portion of the driver training program. Applicants must  already be certified as a Basic Driver Instructor. This course is provided on a continuous intake bases. Candidates can start anytime and work at their own pace. This distance-learning component reduces the number of times Candidates must travel to the College.

These courses are designed to provide Basic Driving Instructors with the added qualifications to enable their driving school to offer the Ontario Ministry of Transportation’s approved courses for:

Defensive Driving Course (DDC) – To improve the drivers’s ability to prevent collisions by trying to anticipate hazardous situations and adjusting driver behaviour to compensate. Drivers with an unacceptable number of collisions take this course.

Driver Improvement Course (DIC) – To improve driver performance by making drivers aware of the many attitudinal factors that affect driving ability and helping them to demonstrate their awareness. Drivers with an unacceptable number of demerit points take this course.

This course is designed for the experienced driving instructor who would like to advance their career  by becoming qualified to either train Basic Driving Instructors  and/or deliver corporate driver training programs.

• Ministry guidelines for opening a driving school
• Responsibilities to students
• Classroom standards
• Course requirements
• Application forms and record keeping
• Auditing process
• Business ethics
• Marketing
• Groups and associations

Each Driving School in Ontario is required to have an MTO approved curriculum for the novice students.   The CPD-Jetala Driver Training Curriculum program is the most popular program in the province.