Online virtual classroom course – Driver Safety Courses
In order to attend the online driver safety course, you will need one of the following:
- Computer or laptop
- Tablet
- Mobile phone
All devices must have:
- Internet access
- Web camera
- Microphone
- Speakers or headphones
- Stable internet connection
- Enough battery charge for at least 3.5 hours
You need to show the presenter at the start of the course photo ID e.g. your driving license or passport.
Please make sure you have joined the course via the link sent to you 15 minutes before the start of your course.
You are required to engage fully throughout the online course as instructed by the trainer in order to successfully complete the course. However, there is no specific test.
In order for you to concentrate and engage fully, it is a requirement to be able to complete the course in a quiet space. We are offering several courses throughout the day, so maybe consider the best time slot that would match your needs. Ultimately if you cannot attend and complete the course, then one of the other prosecution options will need to be considered.
Unfortunately, not. Once the Conditional Offer has been processed by the police, it is not possible to change it.
Yes. Please ensure you supply their name beforehand.
No. However a typical webinar one-hour session will consume around 1GB of data.
Yes. We do recommend you test the system in advance of your course time to avoid any last-minute hiccups. See our setting up instructions on our website www.saferroadshumber.com/courses – click on the driver safety course section.
Yes, you will have the opportunity to try again. You can rebook subject to availability.
Approximately 2hrs 45mins (3 hours for What’s Driving Us), which includes registration and with a 10-minute break in the middle.
Protecting the confidentiality of our clients is of the upmost importance, therefore you must ensure that nobody other than the course participant can view your screen. We recommend that you undertake the online course in a private room with your screen facing a wall to prevent the content of the course from being visible, for this reason virtual backgrounds are not permitted to protect everyone privacy.
Unless you are using the device to participate in the course, mobile phones are not allowed to be used during a course. They should be switched off throughout although you can use them during the scheduled breaks. The same goes for iPads or other communication tools. These policies are applied so that the courses can take place without the disruption of active mobile phones or other devices.
The filming and/or recording or reproduction or posting on social media of any part of a course is strictly prohibited as this infringes data protection laws and privacy of the delegates.
Anyone using a mobile phone, or any other recording equipment, is liable to be excluded from taking any further part in the course and the case will be referred back to the police who will normally institute criminal proceedings for the original offence.