Driving Instructor Courses
MTO Approved In-Car and In-Class Courses
In-Car Instructor Course
For students without a Driving Instructor license.- 4 Week Full Time Course
- Monday-Friday 8am-4pm
- 80 Hours of in-class instruction, 51.5 hours of in-car instruction
- PDIO Certificate issued upon completion and sign off for the MTO provided on the last day of class
In-Class Instructor Course
For students with their in-car Driving Instructor license- 3 Week Full Time Course / 10 Week Part Time Course
- Monday-Friday 8am-4pm / Tuesday-Thursday 6pm-10:15pm
- 120 Hours of In-Class Instruction with 20 Hours of Observation
- PDIO Certificate issued upon completion and automatic course completion submission to MTO
In-Car Instructor Course
PDIO’s MTO approved In-Car Instructor course contains 80 hours of classroom content and 51.5 hours of in-car instruction. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently teaching using a Virtual Classroom with in-person instruction for the in-car portion of the course.
Online Classroom
This course is offered virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Engaging Content
Our course has been developed by instructors for instructors.
Flexible In-Car Instruction
Our network of in-car instructors works with you to accommodate your schedule when possible.
Ontario Wide
Our team of instructors is located through out Ontario.
Covid-19 Protocols in Place
All of our instruction follows the best advice of Public Health and the MTO.
Full Time Virtual Classroom Course Schedule
All full-time courses offered will be offered online through an MTO-approved Virtual Classroom. The course will be structured as 2 weeks of Virtual Classroom learning and then 2 weeks of full-time in-car instruction. In-car instruction will be provided by one of our instructors in Brampton or Ottawa.
March 6 – March 31, 2023-CLOSED
March 20 – April 14, 2023-CLOSED
April 3 – April 28, 2023-CLOSED
April 17 – May 12, 2023-CLOSED
Prerequisites
- Hold a valid “G” Ontario driver’s licence and four consecutive years of driving experience
- Have no demerit points on your driver’s record.
- Pass a terminal check at the DriveTest Centre to ensure you meet licensing requirements (AKA completing the Driving Instructor Kit), which includes;
Meet Ministry of Transportation (MTO) vision standards.- Pass a G1 knowledge test (there is a one-year wait period following two unsuccessful attempts).
- Pass a Class G road (highway) test (there is a one-year wait period following two unsuccessful attempts).
- Pass a Level 2 Police Check (CRJM check) at a police station [don’t forget 2 pieces of ID for the police station]
- Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent. *We offer an admission test if you do not have your OSSD
- Functional fluency in English is required
In-Class Instructor Course
PDIO’s MTO approved In-Class Instructor course contains 130 hours of classroom content. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently teaching using a Virtual Classroom.
Online Classroom
This course is offered virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Engaging Content
Our course has been developed by instructors for instructors.
Automatic Submission to MTO
We submit your completion to the MTO at the end of the course.
Full Time Virtual Classroom Course Schedule
All full-time courses offered will be offered online through an MTO-approved Virtual Classroom.
Each class runs 8am-4pm.
Course dates to be determined.
There is an additional homework component to this course. All students must observe a full 20 hour BDE course taught to students IN ADDITION to the course. This must be arranged between you and a school, PDIO does not provide this portion.
Prerequisites
- Hold a valid in-car Driving Instructor license.
- Have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent. *We offer an admission test if you do not have your OSSD
- Functional fluency in English is required
Hundreds of Satisfied Customers
Highly recommended for those who want to be a professional driving instructor. The classroom teacher, Scott, is also the owner. He had a lot of experience on the road including AZ driving and teaching students of different backgrounds. Atmosphere in the classroom is casual but contents are rich. In car instructors are from local community. Some of them are strict, some like chatting. But all are professional.
I took the driver instructor’s course with “Professional Driving Instructors of Ontario” at their newly opened location in Brampton Ontario in September 2019. I am a very satisfied student with the end results of their method of teaching. They are professional and friendly, and I know that I got the best for my money. Their standard of teaching this course stand out from the rest, the findings are of such, we were given four Instructors to teach the class safe driving technique on the roadway, every student in the class got a chance to be taught by the different Instructors, hence a variety of teaching which is better than one teacher. I have heard that no other driving school has done this practice, usually only one Instructor would teach the entire class to drive. My advise to those who would like to become a driving Instructor, check them out first. (PDIO)