North Carolina Virtual Drivers Ed
North Carolina DMV Approved Virtual Driver Education Course for Teens!
This is a North Carolina DMV Approved Virtual Driver Education Course for Teenagers (must be at 14.5 years old but not more than 18 years old and actively enrolled in a public, private, charter, or licensed home school).
Our virtual drivers ed course is designed to prepare you for your permit and driving license tests. The classes are taught live online and you can join the course from anywhere with an internet connection and on any device.
Once the virtual classroom phase of Driver Education is completed, an official NC DMV SBT-611 certificate will be mailed to you and this will allow you to enroll in behind-the-wheel training lessons at any driving school in your area.
Course Price only $260
November Session
- Class starts Monday, November 11, 2024
- Class ends Friday November 22, 2024
- Classes Monday to Friday
- Hours: 4:00pm to 7:00pm
- One 15min break
December Session
- Class dates: Thu Dec 26, 2024 / Fri Dec 27, 2024 / Sat Dec 28, 2024 / Mon Dec 30, 2024
- Hours: 8:00am to 3:30pm
- One 30min break
- Must be available for all 4 dates
I really liked taking this online course because it was easy and convenient to my schedule. Instead of sitting in a boring class, I was able to take it from the convenience of my own home! All the material was easy to read and learn from. I recommend this online course.
George Russell, Charlotte
North Carolina Virtual Drivers Ed
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North Carolina Virtual Drivers Ed
Driving on North Carolina roads can be quite risky for teen drivers. Studies show that the number of teen crash fatalities in our state is 64% higher than the national average. The good news is that a quality driver education course can prevent many of these accidents. For a trusted choice, turn to DmvEdu, the leading provider of online driver’s education courses in the country.
Why Choose DmvEdu’s North Carolina Virtual Drivers Ed Course?
Our virtual driver’s ed course is provided by a North Carolina DMV-licensed driving school and meets the student requirements for driver’s education. The class is offered live online, and upon completion, an official NC DMV certificate will be issued to you. We know that getting a driver’s license is a big step in a teen’s life. Our goal is to help make this process easy and stress-free. Our virtual classroom program is designed to help you meet your teen’s drivers education needs without any hassle. With fun and interactive lessons, we make sure that learning to drive is both effective and enjoyable. Our live online classes ensure students grasp essential driving skills and knowledge. Plus, our friendly instructors are always available to offer help and support. Sign up today and give your teen the confidence they need to drive safely and responsibly.
DmvEdu’s highly-rated North Carolina virtual drivers ed course is designed to make learning easy and enjoyable, perfect for today’s busy teens. When you enroll in our program, you’re making a choice you’ll be happy with. It offers all the benefits you would expect from a top-quality driver’s ed course.
Live Online Virtual Classrooms
A standout feature of our virtual drivers education course is that you can join live online classes using Cisco Webex. You can participate from anywhere with an internet connection and on any device. Our course is all about making it easy for you to study comfortably, helping you learn better and remember more.
Comprehensive Course Content that Meets State Standards
This North Carolina driver education course is state-approved, provided by an NC DMV licensed driving school, and designed to give you the knowledge you need to earn your driver’s license and become a safe driver. Our course covers everything you need to know to pass your DMV knowledge test on your first try, including North Carolina traffic laws and defensive driving techniques.
Effective North Carolina Virtual Drivers Ed Course
We’ve helped thousands of teens nationwide pass their knowledge tests and become safe drivers. Our happy students love our thorough course content, easy-to-use website, and outstanding customer service.
Reliable Customer Support
Our goal is to make drivers education simple for you. This means we quickly answer your questions and resolve any technical issues. You can count on our friendly and efficient team to provide support from the moment you sign up until you finish the course. Whether you’re in Raleigh or Charlotte, our drivers ed course is available online to all North Carolina residents. With DmvEdu, you’ll learn safe driving techniques in a fun and convenient way!
Flexible Scheduling Options
We understand that flexibility is important for busy students. Our virtual drivers ed course allows you to choose a class schedule that is best for you, making it easy to fit learning into your life. Whether you prefer to study in the morning, afternoon, or evening, our program works around your needs.
Interactive Learning Experience
Our courses are taught live online which includes engaging multimedia content, quizzes, and interactive activities to keep you motivated and help you understand driving concepts. We believe learning should be enjoyable, and our curriculum reflects that belief.
Community of Learners
Join a vibrant community of fellow students who are on the same journey. Share your experiences, ask questions, and support each other as you go through the course together. With DmvEdu, you’re never alone on your path to becoming a licensed driver.
Course Price only $260
November Session
- Class starts Monday, November 11, 2024
- Class ends Friday November 22, 2024
- Classes Monday to Friday
- Hours: 4:00pm to 7:00pm
- One 15min break
December Session
- Class dates: Thu Dec 26, 2024 / Fri Dec 27, 2024 / Sat Dec 28, 2024 / Mon Dec 30, 2024
- Hours: 8:00am to 3:30pm
- One 30min break
- Must be available for all 4 dates
Course Details
Attendance for the full course is mandatory. Events may arise from time to time which are not within the control of the student yet result in a class absence. For those occasions, it is highly encouraged for the student to communicate such absences with the instructor. We will make every effort to schedule time for make-up within a reasonable timeframe. If more than half of the class is missed, the student will forfeit tuition and will have to register and pay for another class.
Classroom instruction will include reading in Drive Right 11th edition, N.C. Driver’s Handbook, and videos about various aspects of vehicle safety. You are expected to pass Checkpoints (quizzes) to ensure you have a good understanding of the material. Please let us know if you have a specific learning challenge so that we can make the necessary arrangements.
Our way of driving is safe and responsible so you will need to take this course seriously and be ready to cover lots of material.
Please look for an invite via email one week before the class start date with log-in instructions for the virtual classroom. Please review the following documents needed before the start of class:
- HDS2.0 Contract – If you are under the age of 18, please have your parent/guardian complete and sign the contract before the start of class. If you have already completed an online form, you may disregard this step.
- Birth Certificate – We require a copy of the student’s birth certificate for our records. The birth certificate must be received before the start of class.
Preparing for a Virtual Classroom Session
The following tips will help you prepare for a virtual classroom session:
- Test all technology, including the web cam, internet and Wi-Fi connection, audio (headset, microphone, and/or speakers), and (if applicable) screen sharing before the meeting.
- Log into the meeting a few minutes early so that any technical issues can be addressed and resolved.
- Cameras are mandatory.
- Be mindful of and check your background and lighting.
- Ensure that there is nothing personal, potentially embarrassing or offensive in the video background. Use of a virtual background (if permitted) can help masquerade unsightly backgrounds.
- Check the lighting on the video. Avoid sitting with your back against a window, as well as too little or too much direct light.
- Position your camera to show your face, avoid directing it too high or too low.
- Mute your audio if you are not speaking and be mindful of background noise when you unmute to speak. Excessive background noise is distracting and disruptive to the class. Do not type while your microphone is unmuted, as it is loud and distracting. Look at the camera when you are speaking.
Tips for Success
- Stay seated and present during the virtual class. Pay attention and participate.
- Be ready for interaction. As with the physical classroom, be prepared to discuss course material and assignments, interact with your instructor and classmates, and ask questions.
- Do not interrupt other people when they are speaking or attempt to speak over them.
- Turn off all notifications and ensure your cell phone is turned off or on silent.
- Avoid multi-tasking during the class session. Do not work on other tasks, such as checking your Email, texting, gaming or working on other classwork. Give the class your full attention and focus.
- By attending a virtual class session, you agree to adhere to the guidelines established above. The goal of these guidelines is to create the most supportive, inclusive, and productive learning environment possible for everyone.
What to expect after the course is completed
Once you complete the course you’re elegible to receive a Certificate of Completion and you should find a driving school locally to complete the six hours of driving time requirement.
Once you receive the certificate, you need to take the certificate to your school administrator to obtain a Driver’s Eligibility Certificate. The Driver’s Eligibility Certificate confirms that you are in good standing as far as grades and behavior. This is a requirement through the Graduated Driver’s Licensing program in North Carolina for teen drivers. If you ares home schooled or in a private school, you can access the N.C. DOA website for instructions on how to obtain a Driver’s Eligibility Certificate.
Once you have both the Certificate of Completion from HDS 2.0 and the Driver’s Eligibility Certificate from your school, you will take both certificates to N.C. DMV to obtain your Learner’s Permit.
