18-20 Driver Education Certificate Course - Master Driving School
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18-20 Driver's Education Certificate

Complete Your Driver's Ed Requirements In-Person

Illinois-approved in-person course designed for young adults aged 18-20. Professional instruction, interactive learning, and DMV-accepted certification.

State-Approved Curriculum
Professional Instructors
Interactive Classroom Learning
DMV Certificate Upon Completion
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Course Overview

Professional In-Person Driver's Education

Duration

6 Hours of Instruction

Format

In-Person Classes

Course Includes:

6 hours of state-required instruction
Professional instructor-led classes
Interactive discussions and scenarios
Hands-on learning materials
Real-world driving examples
DMV completion certificate
Q&A sessions with instructors
Flexible class scheduling

In-Person Course

Starting at $125

Flexible scheduling available

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How It Works

Simple 3-Step Process

1

Contact Us

Call or email us for information. No scheduling needed - come in during our office hours at your convenience.

2

Attend Classes

Complete 6 hours of professional instruction with experienced certified instructors in our comfortable classroom.

3

Get Certified

Receive your DMV completion certificate to present when taking your road test at the DMV.

Why Choose Our In-Person Course?

Professional Instruction

Learn from certified instructors with years of driving education experience and DMV knowledge.

Interactive Learning

Engage in discussions, ask questions in real-time, and learn from real-world driving scenarios.

Flexible Scheduling

We offer multiple class times throughout the week to accommodate your busy schedule.

DMV Approved

Fully approved by Illinois DMV and accepted at all testing locations throughout the state.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be 18-20 years old to take this course?

Yes, this course is specifically designed for Illinois residents aged 18-20 who need to complete driver's education requirements for their license.

How long does it take to complete the course?

The course consists of 6 hours of instruction, which can typically be completed over 1-3 sessions depending on the schedule you choose. We offer full-day, half-day, and evening options.

Is this course accepted by the Illinois DMV?

Yes, our course is fully approved by the Illinois DMV and your certificate will be accepted at all testing locations throughout Illinois.

What should I bring to class?

Just bring yourself and a positive attitude! We provide all materials including books, handouts, pencils, and learning resources at no additional cost.

What happens after I complete the course?

You'll receive a completion certificate and then need to take a written test. You have 2 opportunities to pass. If you fail both attempts, you must retake the full 6-hour course and pay the full amount again.

Do you offer classes in languages other than English?

At the moment, we offer classes in Spanish and English. We always try to help students who are not fluent in English, but course materials are only available in English and Spanish.

Course Policies & Terms

6-Hour Adult Driver Education Course

All students will complete 6 hours of in-person instruction with certified instructors. Our flexible schedule allows you to come during office hours at your convenience.

Attendance

Students have 1 month from enrollment to complete the full 6-hour course. Our flexible schedule allows you to attend during office hours at your convenience. If you do not complete the course within 1 month, it will be considered a fail and you must pay the full amount again to retake the course.

Payment and Refunds

Payment is due at the time of registration. The school will not refund any tuition if the school is ready, willing and able to fulfill its part of the agreement. Refunds may be considered for extraordinary circumstances at the discretion of school management.

Policies for Dismissal

A student may be dismissed from the course at any time for any of the following reasons: a) If a student does not meet Illinois state requirements for the course. b) If a student is found to be disruptive to the learning environment. c) If a student engages in inappropriate conduct during class sessions.

Ready to Get Your License?

Join our professional in-person driver's education program

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