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- Those unable to attend live classes
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- Out-of-state offenses
- Deployed military personnel
- Employees working abroad
- Foreign exchange students
- Frequently Asked Questions
- American Society of Addiction Medicine Levels of Care Descriptions (pdf document)
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Florida State Counties
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Florida Online Classes
A Level I course is to be a minimum of 12 hours of classroom instruction and incorporates didactic and interactive educational techniques. A Level II course is a minimum of 21 hours.
Information for out-of-state DUI defendants who receive a DUI in Florida.
The Bureau of Driver Education and DUI Programs provides the oversight for 26 licensed programs. The Bureau administers Florida Administrative Code Rule 15A-10, including instructor certification and training, investigating complaints, processing client appeals.
Reciprocity (recognition of non-Florida based DUI programs) is governed by Florida Administrative Code 15A-10.003 which states:
"DUI programs recognized, approved, licensed, or certified by another state or country's driver license authority, shall be recognized by the Department [Florida Department of Highway Safety] as being similar to the Driving Under the Influence program in this State."
A Level I course is to be a minimum of 12 hours of classroom instruction and incorporates didactic and interactive educational techniques. A Level II course is a minimum of 21 hours.
ATTENTION: If you are registering for a DUI, Alcohol & Drug or Relapse Prevention class, DO NOT add an additional Victim Panel to your shopping cart! It is already included in those classes at no extra charge.
- Established in 2004
- Tom Wilson, Director
- Tom Wilson has 30+ years of counseling experience
- Pioneered online alcohol classes
- State Licensed Agency
- Preferred by Attorneys
- Our classes have been completed by thousands Worldwide
- APPROVED by most courts, agencies, employers, and attorneys
- Ada County, Idaho Approved Online DUI Classes Provider since 2004
- State Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
- Board Certified TeleMental Health Provider