Driver Education is helpful at any age, but it is required for individuals under the age of 18 who wish to apply for a New Hampshire driver license. To meet this requirement, anyone under 18 must take an approved driver education program.

No experience is required, however, practicing outside of the classroom will help you pass the driving exam in order receive your license.

Parents/guardians are required to log 40 hours of driving, 10 of which must be at night. Forms may be found on the DMV website. Behind-the-wheel lessons will be incorporated with the classroom portion of the program. It is critical that all parents take active involvement in their teen’s driving experience. We ask that you encourage your teen to prepare in order to ensure a successful result and maximum benefit from the program. Our goal is to have each student complete two one-hour in-car lessons per week.

Prior to each class, we require that you and your new driver attend an orientation class. This class is designed to provide you with a course overview and pertinent information on training your new driver, as well as address any questions or concerns you may have. You and your teen will also receive materials helpful in preparing for this important life step.

If you recieved your green slip, you are free to apply for your New Hampshire driver’s license! To do this, you must be at least 16 years old. You will then need to visit a DMV office and provide the following: Application for driver license form Two documents that prove your identity Your original driver education completion certificate (green slip) A parent or guardian authorization certificate, signed by your parent or guardian Your completed Driver's Out-Of-Class log sheet, signed by your parent or guardian