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Licensed instructors are qualified to teach the in-vehicle portion of the MTO Beginner Approved Driver Education Course.  \nFor further information please contact our Registrar,  \nMerle Fourie: [ph: 905-625-0556 Ext 226 or email: mfourie@osl.org](ph: 905-625-0556 Ext 226 or email: mfourie@osl.org)  \n[Course Content](Course Content: The curriculum consists of two segments:)[: The curriculum consists of two segments:](Course Content: The curriculum consists of two segments:)[ ](Course Content: The curriculum consists of two segments:)[In-class](In-class)–[98 hours includes](98 hours includes)  \n􀁸 Communication skills;  \n􀁸 Presentation skills;  \n􀁸 Basic lesson planning;  \n􀁸 Rules and regulations;  \n􀁸 Novice driver evaluation;  \n􀁸 Knowledge of Highway Traffic Act  \n􀁸 Knowledge of Defensive Driving techniques  \nIn-vehicle–42 hours includes  \n􀁸 Driver evaluation above G2 level;  \n􀁸 Development of technical in-vehicle manoeuvring skills;  \n􀁸 Development of skills to teach driving knowledge and skills to novice drivers.  \n2.  \nLearning Outcomes  \nGraduates will be able to give acceptable skill performance and knowledge feedback in the following general areas:  \n􀁸 Communication skills;  \n􀁸 Setting student learning objectives;  \n􀁸 Measuring student learning;  \n􀁸 Instructional skills;  \n􀁸 Lesson planning;  \n􀁸 In-vehicle driving performance;  \n􀁸 Demonstrating competent, safe and defensive driving practices.  \nFormat  \nClassroom – formal & informal instruction, workshops & practical exercises  \nIn-vehicle – formal & informal instruction, assessment for technical, teaching & driving skills  \nResources  \nMaterials – Participant and workshop materials,  \nReference – Highway Traffic Act, MTO Driver Handbook, selection of curricula.  \nEvaluation  \nFull attendance, classroom and in-vehicle teaching performance, assignments and lesson planning, presentations and tests, overall participation.  \nCertification  \nOSL’s Basic Driving Instructor certificate satisfies the course requirement to obtain a Driver Instructor Licence from the Ontario Ministry of Transportation.  \nPrerequisites  \nFour (4) consecutive years of driving experience, ‘G’ license at time of application and nodemerit points.  \nOntario Secondary School Diploma (or equivalent)  \n*See outline below of items to be completed at the DriveTest Centre  \n3.  \nDuration 140 hours (20 days); 98 hours in-class and 42 hours in-vehicle.  \nCourse Dates 2016: February 1–26*, April 18–May 13, July 18–August 12*, October 17 – November 11  \n*Schedule adjustment for Public holiday  \nFees: Tuition: $2,445 .15 (HST Exempt) and Books: $84 .85+GST (Total: $2,534 . 24)  \nGUIDE ON HOW TO BECOME A DRIVING INSTRUCTOR IN ONTARIO:  \nTo become a qualified driving instructor in Ontario, the Ministry of Transportation requires successful completion of the approved MTO driving instructor course. The Ontario Safety League has been turning out top quality Driving Instructors for many years. Our Instructors are the best in the industry.  \nCall Ontario Safety League at 905-625-0556 and ask for our Registrar (Merle).  \n􀁸 Register by completing our OSL Student Registration form and fax, scan and send by email, mail or drop by the OSL offices.  \n*Call into any DriveTest Centre  \n􀁸 Pay the standard fee for a Driving Instructor Application  \n􀁸 Take the knowledge test (Road signs & Rules of the Road) and Vision test  \n􀁸 Book a road test  \nVisit your local poli","cbCair2fXT5gKIzA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCair2fXT5gKIzA","pdf",555641,"English","# Course Description\n## Learning Outcomes\n## Format, Resources and Evaluation\n## Certification and Prerequisites\n## Duration, Course Dates and Fees\n## How to Become a Driving Instructor in Ontario","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Basic Driving Instructor course in Ontario?\",\"answer\":\"The course prepares graduates to train novice drivers and satisfies Ontario Ministry of Transportation educational requirements to qualify for a Driving Instructor Licence.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in the classroom and in-vehicle segments?\",\"answer\":\"Classroom training includes communication, presentation, lesson planning, rules and regulations, novice driver evaluation, and Highway Traffic Act knowledge plus defensive driving techniques. 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