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#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED DRIVER#
#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED REGISTRATION#
#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED CODE#
#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED PASSWORD#
#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED LICENSE#

#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED REGISTRATION#

If the student does not have a PCC ID number, one will be assigned when the registration is processed.

#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED DRIVER#

We recommend refreshing the browser when registration opens to ensure the page is fully updated.Ī PCC ID is not required to register for Driver Education. You will know when registration is open when hyperlinked registration packets are posted under “Registration Packets” at the bottom of the page. The date and times of registration are listed at the top of this page. Packets are available when registration opens. How will I know that registration packets are available?

#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED CODE#

We will ask for this code each time student information is discussed. It is used to verify the identity of authorized individuals when they call to discuss student information.

#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED PASSWORD#

If you would like to add multiple people, click “return” and repeat steps 5 and 6Ĭonfidential Code: The confidential code is a password or code that the student creates and provides to us.

When you have filled out all required information, click “Add this Name”.

The most common selections for Drivers Ed students are “Course Schedule,” “Student Finances,” “Enrollment Status,” “Attendance,” “Grades”.

Select the types of records you would like shared.Fill in all required information on the electronic “Consent to Release” form.From your MyPCC Home tab, scroll down to the “Quick Links” menu (bottom left of page).Instructions for completing Consent to Release via MyPCC:.Follow the prompts to create the account.Select the “Apply as a non-credit” student option.Select the “Create Your Account” option.Instructions for creating a MyPCC student account:.We highly recommend the student creates a MyPCC account and submits their Consent To Release form online prior to submitting the registration packet so we are able to communicate with their parent/guardian regarding registration status, class schedules, drive times/locations, attendance, payment, test scores, grades, etc. For safety reasons, PCC reserves the right to drop any student if the instructor cannot safely communicate with them or if the student is unable to safely operate the vehicle.Students must have reached intermediate proficiency in spoken English to register. Driver Ed classes are taught in English.Students must have a minimum of 10 hours of driving experience before beginning the class.Must bring Oregon Instruction Permit and a photocopy of your permit to the orientation.Mandatory parent/teen orientation is held at the first class session.Missing more than one session may result in being dropped from the course. Missed sessions must be made up at an additional cost of $50. Students are only permitted to arrange for one missed session.Attendance at ALL sessions is mandatory.Must have a valid Oregon Instruction Permit to register.Failure to complete the course before turning 18 will result in the student being required to repay the ODOT subsidy amount to PCC (see FAQ). Teens must be 15-17 years old and complete the course before their 18th birthday to qualify for the ODOT teen program.All other licensing requirements will apply.

#DBA QUESTIONS FOR DRIVERS ED LICENSE#

The provisional driver license will still be obtained through DMV. The Oregon DMV will waive the Drive Test for all 15-17-year-old teen students who successfully complete this ODOT approved Driver Education course. The behind-the-wheel instruction and in-car observation are scheduled outside of the classroom times and may extend past the last day of class. PCC’s program provides teens and adults with classroom and behind-the-wheel instruction. Please check back for updates.įor more information on PCC’s college-wide response, visit: pcc.edu/coronavirus We look forward to serving you in the future. The timing will continue to be in alignment with PCC’s readiness, county readiness, the Governor’s Executive Orders , Oregon Health Authority (OHA), Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC), and other relevant health authority guidance. PCC’s Driver Ed program is paused until we are confident that we can ensure the health and safety of students, instructors, and staff.