Driver’s Education
Ensuring safe and responsible driving
Driver’s Education
Learning to drive for the first time or adapting your past driving skills to our local road conditions and laws, is an important step in settling into the community. Our driver education program will help you to be independent, so you can get to appointments, do the shopping and attend community activities.
We provide a driver education course to eligible humanitarian entrants. Our course includes:
- preparation for the online Hazard Perception Test – which assesses your ability to assess road hazards and make safe driving decisions
- 30 driving lessons
- Keys for Life – a pre-driver education program
To be eligible you must:
- live in the Perth metropolitan area
- provide a Learner’s Permit
- provide your original Visa document
- be over 21 years of age.
- read, understand and sign our Code of Conduct form before commencing the practical lessons
This initiative is funded by the Road Safety Commission and the Department of Home Affairs.
Interested to find out more?
Get in touch for more information on 9440 0625 or info@ercwa.org.au. Or you can fill out our contact form and one of our friendly team will be in contact with you.
