Step One: Order your State Approved Course

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 Step Two: Obtain Your Learner's Permit

Driver education is a requirement in California and must be taught by a public or private high school or by a state-licensed driver's education school. Once the student has completed a state approved driver education course and they are at least 15 ½ years of age, they are eligible to obtain their learners permit. The student must complete a vision screening, as well as, a comprehensive driver knowledge test at their local DMV office.

Step Three: Obtain Your Driver's License

Once receiving their learner’s permit, the student driver is now eligible to complete 6 hours of Driver Training with a California Certified Driving Instructor.

In addition, the student will also complete 50 hours of supervised driving (with a minimum of 10 at night) with an adult 25 of age years or older.

Once these are complete and the student has held their permit for a minimum of 6 months, the student can now take their in-car driving exam and obtain their license through their local DMV office.