Our Drugs and Alcohol Awareness Course provides a supportive and non-judgmental learning environment, promoting open dialogue and active participation. The course materials are regularly updated to reflect the latest research, trends, and best practices in the field of driver safety with a specific focus on substance abuse prevention and education.
By completing this course, you will not only expand your own knowledge but also become an advocate for raising awareness and promoting responsible driving behaviour within your community. Together, we can make a difference in reducing the harmful impact of drugs and alcohol on Australian roads and fostering a healthier, safer society.
If you've lost your driver's licence due to a drink or drug driving offence, chances are you'll need to attend an Education Program and/ or have an assessment.
We can help you through the re-licensing process with our informative and effective Drugs & Alcohol Awareness Course.
These are not Drug and Alcohol rehabilitation programs. Our aim is to educate you on the effects of alcohol and drugs specifically in relation to driving and traffic matters.
This is the Online version of the course and it aims to provide helpful and needed information surrounding the harmful effects and consequences of drug and alcohol use while driving, all while from the comfort of your own home. If you are busy or prefer a more independent and flexible learning setting, this is for you! The price for this course is $149 and can be completed at your own pace. Please note this is not a replacement for the Traffic Offenders Intervention Program
General knowledge of alcohol and drugs: for example addressing popular myths as to how the body metabolises alcohol and effects on a person's health, behaviour and driving ability.
Building awareness of drink and drug driving: this would address potential social and personal consequences, as well as legal ramifications if you were to be charged and convicted of such an offence.
This addresses the context that usually leads up to a drink driving offence, consequences of any further drink driving charges and identifying risky behaviour and making plans to avoid those situations.