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Learn and Permits is a trusted provider of online education, offering specialized programs to help students in California achieve their goals. We provide a DMV-approved, 30-hour driver education course that is fully online and self-paced, allowing students to learn conveniently and at their own pace. Over the years, we’ve proudly helped thousands of students successfully complete the course and take the first step toward earning their driver’s license.

In addition to driver education, we offer comprehensive training for individuals aspiring to become public notaries, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in this important role.

Our dedication to quality and student success has earned us high ratings and positive feedback from our customers. We also provide valuable resources like practice exams and a free study guide to ensure students are well-prepared and confident. At Learn and Permits, we are committed to delivering accessible, effective, and reliable education to meet your needs.

We currently offer three products:

  1. All-Inclusive CA Driver’s Ed Package (DMV-Approved, Certificate, Study Guide & Practice Tests)
  2. DMV-Approved Online Driver’s Ed (Includes Certificate & Study Guide; No Practice Tests)
  3. California Driver’s Online Practice Tests & Study Guide (No Certificate)

Visit our homepage to explore these options.

We are listed as “Learn and Permits” on the California DMV’s approved driving schools list. Our license number is E0183. You can confirm our approval directly on the DMV website.

Yes, the course is 100% online and self-paced, allowing you to study whenever and wherever it’s convenient for you.

Our course is a California DMV-approved 30-hour driver education program. To meet DMV requirements, the final quiz can only be taken 4 days after enrollment.

To apply for a California Instruction Permit, follow these steps:

  1. Meet the Age Requirement:
    You must be at least 15 ½ years old to apply for an instruction permit.

  2. Complete a Driver’s Education Course:
    Finish a DMV-approved 30-hour driver’s ed course and obtain your completion certificate.

  3. Gather Required Documents:
    Collect proof of identity, residency, and Social Security Number. For a full list of acceptable documents, visit the California DMV Document Requirements.

  4. Apply at the DMV:
    Visit your local DMV office. You can either schedule an appointment or check if walk-ins are accepted by contacting your local DMV. Start the application process online at the DMV Online Application Portal.

  5. Take the Vision Test and Written Exam:
    At the DMV, you’ll need to pass a vision test and a knowledge exam based on the California Driver Handbook.

  6. Receive Your Instruction Permit:
    If you pass the tests, you’ll be issued a provisional instruction permit, allowing you to practice driving under specific conditions.

For more details on the process, visit California DMV Teen Drivers Page.

If you are between 15 ½ and 18 years old, you’ll need to apply for an instruction permit before starting behind-the-wheel training. Here’s the step-by-step process:

  • Step 1: LearnCertify helps you complete the 30-hour driver’s ed course.
  • Step 7: You’ll receive your instruction permit after passing the knowledge test.
  • Step 10: Successfully completing the driving test earns you your driver’s license!
  1. Complete a DMV-Approved 30-Hour Driver’s Ed Course (Pink Slip):

    LearnCertify is key to this step! Complete your training through LearnCertify, a California DMV-approved driving school listed as “Learn and Permits” on the DMV website. We are a trusted provider, with over 95% of our customers giving us a 5-star rating. 

  2. Complete a Driver License or ID (DL/ID) Card Application:

    Fill out this form to begin your application process.

  3. Get Parent/Guardian Consent:

    Have your parent(s) or guardian(s) sign your application.

  4. Provide Proof of Identity and Residency:

    Submit documents that verify your identity and residency in California. Refer to the DMV’s list of acceptable identity documents and acceptable residency documents.

  5. Submit Driver’s Ed Completion Forms:

    Provide your official pink slip and any additional required forms from your education or training classes.

  6. Visit a DMV Office or Use MVProctor Online:

    Schedule an in-person appointment at the DMV or select MVProctor Online to take the knowledge test from home. An in-office visit is still required for fingerprinting and vision tests.

  7. Complete Your DMV Office Visit:

    At the DMV, you’ll:

    • Pay the non-refundable application fee.
    • Provide a fingerprint scan.
    • Take a vision test.
    • Have your photo taken.
    • Take the knowledge test (don’t worry if you fail—you can retake it in seven days).
    • Receive your learner’s permit!
  8. Start Behind-the-Wheel Training:

    Begin your behind-the-wheel training, which includes:

    • A minimum of 6 hours with a DMV-certified driving instructor.
    • Additional practice with a licensed driver.

    Visit the DMV website for detailed requirements.

  9. Pass the Behind-the-Wheel Test:

    Schedule and pass your driving test at the DMV.

  10. Receive Your Driver’s License:

    Celebrate your achievement and enjoy the freedom of the road!

For teen drivers seeking extra resources: Teen drivers, enhance your knowledge and stay updated on permits by visiting the official California DMV website. Access specialized resources and guides tailored for teen drivers at: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/driver-education-and-safety/special-interest-driver-guides/teen-drivers/ 

An instruction permit is a learner’s permit issued by the DMV that allows individuals to practice driving under specific conditions before obtaining a full driver’s license. For teens aged 15 ½ to 17 ½ years old in California, completing a DMV-approved driver’s education course is a mandatory requirement to obtain an instruction permit. This ensures young drivers have the foundational knowledge of traffic laws, road safety, and responsible driving before getting behind the wheel.

Yes! Most chapters in the driver’s ed course include practice quizzes to reinforce your learning, and the final quiz is designed to simulate the DMV knowledge test, helping you build confidence. For additional preparation, you can purchase the California Driver’s Online Practice Tests & Study Guide.

If you choose the All-Inclusive CA Driver’s Ed Package upfront, you’ll receive a discounted price for both the driver’s education course and the practice tests, giving you comprehensive preparation at a better value.

Accordion ContentWe offer a refund if our website is continuously unreachable for 7 days within 30 days of purchase. To request a refund, please contact us at contact@learncertify.com with the necessary details.

Yes! We will match the price of a competitor’s course within 30 days of your purchase. Send an email to contact@learncertify.com with a screenshot or image showing the price and the competitor’s website name.

Yes, here are some useful DMV links:

Visit our Groupon redemption page at https://learncertify.com/groupon and follow the instructions to activate your course.

We recommend using a personal email address instead of a school email, as school domains often block our communications.

Discounts and promotions are occasionally available and will be displayed on the checkout page once you add a product to your cart. 

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at contact@learncertify.com or visit our website at LearnCertify.com. We’re here to support your success!

If you experience any technical difficulties, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at contact@learncertify.com, and our support team will assist you promptly. Alternatively, you can use the Contact Us form on our website for further assistance.

Have Questions?

  1. Visit LearnCertify.com/questions/ for solutions to common inquiries.

  2. Redeeming Groupon? Instructions are available on the page LearnCertify.com/Groupon.