AQEEL DRIVING SCHOOL 416-723-461 road safety defense driving driving lesso
- Preparing safe drivers on the roadway since 1988.
- Become a confident and safe driver!
- Male and female instructor
About Us
Qualified Instructor(s)
- Aqeel has been a licensed Driving Instructor in Ontario since 1988 with a specialty in advanced driver training which includes winter driving, adverse weather driving, skid control, and collision avoidance techniques. You will also learn expressway and rural road driving with G1 license to ensure you are capable of driving safely on the 400-series freeways.
Experience Counts!
- You can count on Aqeel for expert teaching skills. With a background in advanced driver training at Oakville’s Skid Control School, Aqeel knows what it takes to develop a pro-active, confident driver. Learn from the best to become the best driver you can be!
- Also teaching Driving Instructor courses at local colleges!
Motivation Counts!
- Aqeel is passionate about your success. Today and for the future. Aqeel will motivate you throughout the learning process.
Patience Counts!
- Everyone learns differently. Aqeel will adapt to your needs with innovative teaching techniques so that you learn in a supportive environment. Safe driving is a skill that you need to do well.
Make your Driver Training Count!
- “Teaching at Oakville’s Skid Control School demonstrated Aqeel’s ability to motivate and train people with a wide variety of needs and personalities. From nervous beginners to executives, Aqeel excelled at adapting to each person’s learning curve. These formative years give Aqeel a great depth of experience in the art of driver training and offer a highly professional approach to beginner driver education.”
- Doug Annett, former President of Skid Control School
- Aqeel Driving School Inc is a Ministry of Transportation Approved BDE course provider offering a range of training options for new drivers as well as those looking to refresh their skills.
Online learning
- MTO approved course which includes 20 hours of online learning (theory), 10 hours of Homelink (online homework) and 10 hours of in-vehicle training.
- After successful registration, you will receive a link to a learning management System (LMS) to start the online course.
- Proof of course completion is issued by Service Ontario after successful completion of the 40-hour course.
- The MTO requires students to complete 20 hours of theoretical instruction
(Step 1); 10 hours of digital instruction (Step 2); and a minimum of 10
hours of in-vehicle training within one year (365 days) from the course. If
you do not complete the online course and the in-vehicle driving lessons
within one year from the course start date, the driving school will not be
able to process your certification.