Schools Introduction
Total Driver would like to introduce you to a unique solution for training your Year 10, 11 and 12 students to be safe, conscientious drivers. The Total Driver program provides an end-to-end solution for your students, at no cost to your school with the potential to generate an income through our rewards program. 5% of money from every lesson or Learn to Drive package purchased by your students will be returned to the school or nominated board! Unlike other driving schools, Total Driver provides a holistic program designed to train your students for a lifetime of safe driving through comprehensive skill development and risk assessment capability, not just to get their P plates. Total Driver supply all requirements from student handouts and staff to facilitate the sessions. All of our staff meet government education guidelines, blue cards, and certificates in education and training. Homework for students is via the Total Driver website, online assessment program and results are instant. Program Platforms Our Schools program consists of 3 core platforms: 1. The School’s SAFE program – a complimentary skills program structured to drive a comprehensive understanding of road rules which actively prepares students to pass their practical test. S Structured format and progressive learning A Assessments at each stage to ensure progress F Four times less likely to die in an accident E Educating young drivers for a lifetime, not just a licence 2. The Total Driver Learn to Drive program We offer a number of training packages that clearly define each step of the driver development process. Our practical lessons are conducted in a 1:1 driving lesson environment, outside of school hours. We have highly qualified driving instructors who have all completed unique comprehensive Total Driver training, ensuring capability beyond the standard driving school. This program also provides free training nights enabling parents and students with the necessary information and skills to guide their teenage children through their driving education; vehicle maintenance; and information nights on how to best utilize the Total Driver system. 3. The SLAM program – Students Learning a Message This program focuses on a range of issues affecting young drivers once they have their license. Topics include peer-pressure and how to respond to it; responsibilities of being a competent driver; the impact of drugs and alcohol; how to manage finance, insurance and registration; and how to buy a car and maintain its safety. We urge you to become involved in this highly worthwhile program that will provide your students with the necessary skills for a lifetime of safe driving. Structured Assessed Foundation of knowledge and skill Educate This program focuses on the pre-licence age groups in school years 10 and 11. It is a complimentary theory and skills program structured to drive a comprehensive understanding of road rules, which actively prepares students to pass their learners test. Students learning a message (SLAM) focuses on a range of issues which affect young drivers once they have their license. Topics include peer group pressure and how to respond to it; responsibilities of being a competent driver; the impact of drugs, alcohol and lifestyle on your driving; how to manage finance, insurance, registration; how to buy a car and look after it. Conducted in and around your school curriculum, it utilises the peer group influence for constructive outcomes Take a closer look … Outlined below are some of the key differences we teach and believe makes your young driver a safer driver. Social Aptitude: Life as a driver · Drugs and alcohol Statistics; Speed Car preparation Finance & Insurance (F&I) We have a special guest to outline the following: Cost of ownership Benefitsf for Parents The fact is, the majority of parents learnt to drive a long time ago with different road rules and preparation techniques. However, the Graduated Licensing System mandates that learner drivers must complete 100 hours of driving experience with a fully-licensed driver (most commonly a parent) before taking their practical test. Who prepares you to prepare them? Until now, no-one has considered the preparation required for parents to help their teenagers.
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