Online Learning and One-on-One In-Car Training
Build safe driving skills through 20 hours of online instruction, 10 hours of flexible home assignments and 10 one-hour in-car lessons with Abdul.
This structured program is designed for new drivers who want online learning combined with personal in-car instruction.
G1 licence holders preparing for independent driving
Teenagers and first-time drivers
Nervous beginners who prefer structured training
Parents seeking professional training for their teenager
Students who want online and one-on-one in-car learning
Learners who want earlier eligibility for the G2 road test
The complete 40-hour program combines online instruction, flexible assignments and one-on-one in-car training.
Complete the theory component online according to your schedule and course requirements.
Drive-Online assignments reinforce the knowledge covered during the online instruction.
Build practical driving skills through ten personal, 60-minute lessons with Abdul.
Every in-car lesson is taught one-on-one with Abdul and adapted to the student’s progress, experience and confidence.
Free pickup may be available from your home, school or workplace within the local Mississauga lesson area.
Pickup depends on your address, proximity to the lesson area, Abdul’s schedule and your selected lesson time. Confirm availability before scheduling your first in-car lesson.
Successful graduates may become eligible for their G2 road test after eight months at Level One instead of 12 months.
Develop stronger observation, vehicle-control and decision-making skills for everyday driving.
Follow a clear learning process combining online instruction, flexible assignments and scheduled in-car lessons.
Some insurers may offer discounts to BDE graduates. Eligibility and savings depend on the insurance provider.
All online instruction, flexible assignments and in-car lessons must be completed within one year of the course start date.
A separate government fee may apply when ordering a Driver’s Licence History.
Abdul’s vehicle is provided for your ten scheduled in-car training lessons.
Vehicle use for the actual G2 road test is not included in the standard BDE course unless you select an eligible road-test package or add-on.
Road-test-centre location and selected add-ons may affect the final price.
Enrol online and begin your Beginner Driver Education Program in four simple steps.
Select the Beginner Driver Education Program and complete your registration information.
Review the $595 course price, HST and any optional add-ons before submitting payment.
You will receive the information needed to begin the online portion of the program.
Abdul will arrange your one-on-one in-car lessons based on course progress, location and availability.
The Beginner Driver Education Program costs $595 plus HST. Course completion certification processing is included. Optional lessons and road-test services may cost extra.
The course includes 20 hours of online instruction, 10 hours of flexible home assignments and 10 one-hour, one-on-one in-car lessons.
All course components must be completed within one year of the course start date.
10 G2 lessons: $595.00 + HST
Package pricing may vary based on lesson count and scheduling needs.
No. The theory and flexible-assignment components are completed online, but ten hours of in-car instruction are required.
Course segments can be reviewed at your own pace before final submission, subject to the online platform’s course requirements.
Successful BDE graduates may become eligible for the G2 road test after eight months at Level One instead of 12 months.
The vehicle is included for in-car lessons. Road-test vehicle use must be selected through an eligible package or add-on if required.
Some insurers may provide discounts to BDE graduates, but eligibility and savings are not guaranteed. Contact your insurance company for confirmation.
Complete online learning and one-on-one in-car training through AZAN Driving School’s MTO-approved BDE Program.
Call Abdul: 437-361-1212
Ontario’s current BDE requirements and completion process can be confirmed through the Ontario government’s approved driving-school guidance .
