Completed training means lower premiums.

New drivers who have completed training from a recognized driving school are automatically rated three-star drivers, meaning lower premium costs.

Even though they have never driven, new drivers find themselves categorized as high-risk -- and high-cost -- to insure.

A new driver who has completed training with a recognized driving school automatically is rated a three-star driver. Without any recognized driver education, the first-time driver starts out as a zero-star driver, at least with a three-star rating, you're a little farther ahead in the game.

Certification

Upon the successful completion (25/10) of the Ministry-Approved Beginner Drivers Education Course (BDE) graduates will receive their certification. The graduate's date of completion, marks scored in class and in car will be submitted to The Ministry of Transportation for online certification. This certification will serve as the only acceptable proof of course completion for drive test centres and insurance companies. For successful completion 100% attendance is required and 70% score must be attained in In-Class and In-Car training.