Relating to driver training and education.
This program is conducted several times a year.
Contact the college for scheduling specifics. Information can be obtained by calling (603) 752-1113. The program may include the following courses:
In order to provide instruction for hire, in driving motor vehicles, individuals must be licensed. Those persons teaching driver education outside of a school system must be licensed through the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles. Once licensed, instructors must work for a driver training school that has been licensed through the DMV.
Regulatory Guidance: 23 V.S.A § 705, 706; APA rule (1)
You will not be permitted to take the driving test unless the motor vehicle you furnish is properly equipped, in good mechanical condition, and properly registered and inspected.
The following is a listing of standard driving schools, including the type(s) of training offered. Please get in touch with the schools directly for information regarding tuition, schedules, and other details.
Looking for a Commercial Driver's License? See CDL Driving schools here.
Interested in becoming a licensed Driver Training School? Visit the Driver Training Instructors page.
Your decision to obtain a Learner’s Permit or a Junior Driver’s License carries one of life’s most significant social responsibilities. You are committing to maintaining a safe operating vehicle that meets Vermont’s emissions standards, carrying liability insurance, always obeying the rules of the road, and adopting habits that eliminate driving distractions.
