This 6-hour AEPM is a comprehensive program designed to educate individuals under the legal drinking age about the risks and consequences associated with alcohol consumption. This program, in accordance with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation’s (TDLR) guidelines, covers topics such as the physiological effects of alcohol on the body, the legal implications of underage drinking, strategies for responsible decision-making, and resources for seeking help with alcohol-related issues. Through interactive sessions, informative material, and engaging discussions, participants will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed choices regarding alcohol use, ultimately promoting healthier lifestyles and safer communities.
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This AEPM Education class is a live Zoom course. Zoom courses are held on three consecutive days, for example: Monday (session 1), Tuesday (session 2), and Wednesday (session 3). Each class is four hours in length. You can not make up days. If you miss a session, you will have to start again on a different date and pay a new registration fee. Test your Zoom connection prior to purchasing by clicking here.
A completion certificate will be emailed within 5-10 days upon completion of course. You may pay a rush charge of $20 to get your certificate with 24 hours. This Texas approved 6 Hour Alcohol Education for Minors (AEPM) education class is acceptable for any court-ordered AEPM class in Texas. Our courses are approved throughout the Texas court system—license #653.
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This class starts November 23-24, 2024. Classes are held ONLINE via ZOOM on CONSECUTIVE DAYS, for example, Monday (Session 1), and Tuesday (Session 2). Classes are for 3 hours each […]
This class starts November 23-24, 2024. Classes are held ONLINE via ZOOM on CONSECUTIVE DAYS, for example, Monday (Session 1), and Tuesday (Session 2). Classes are for 3 hours each […]
In some instances, a minor has been caught in possession of alcohol or charged with underage drinking offenses.
A young adult may be required to attend an alcohol education class as a part of their penalties or to fulfill the terms conditions of deferred adjudication.
Some organizations may offer an alcohol education course as a preventative measure to educate minors on the risks and consequences of alcohol consumption, aiming to promote responsible decision-making and discourage underage drinking.
In certain circumstances, a court or legal authority may order someone to attend a DWI education class as a condition of probation or to fulfill other legal requirements.
First-time offenders may be required to attend a DWI education class as part of their penalties or to fulfill the terms of a plea agreement.
In some cases, individuals who have had their driver’s license suspended or revoked due to a DWI may need to complete a DWI education class as part of the process to reinstate their driving privileges.
In certain circumstances, a court or legal authority may order someone to attend a DWI education class as a condition of probation or to fulfill other legal requirements.
Overall, an online AEPM education program aims to empower individuals with knowledge, skills, and resources to make responsible decisions regarding alcohol consumption, reduce risks, and promote a healthier relationship with alcohol. It provides comprehensive knowledge about alcohol, its effects on the body, potential risks, and associated behaviors. Participants learn about the physiological, psychological, and social aspects of alcohol consumption.
Online AEPM Education classes offer the flexibility to access the course materials and complete the program at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home. All lessons and tests are done over the internet.
Online AEPM Education classes make education more accessible to a broader range of individuals, such as those with physical disabilities or mobility limitations. It eliminates the need for transportation to a physical location, making it more convenient.
Online 6 hour AEPM Education classes are more cost-effective compared to traditional in-person classes. They often have lower fees due to reduced overhead costs associated with maintaining physical classrooms and facilities.
Some individuals may prefer the privacy provided by online AEPM classes. They can learn and complete the program without the concern of being recognized or stigmatized in a public setting.
Online classes for AEPM can offer interactive modules, quizzes, and multimedia materials that can enhance the learning experience. Participants can engage with the content in a way that suits their learning style and preferences.
Online classes provide participants with the ability to manage their time effectively. They can fit the coursework around their existing commitments and responsibilities, increasing the likelihood of completing the program.
There will only be a refund if Texas Court Classes cancels your class. If the student fails to be present for all days of the course, the student will be disenrolled and will have to enroll themselves again through texascourtclasses.com.
Yes, you can reschedule your selected class only if your class HAS NOT already started.
Yes, you can take these courses from any county in the state of Texas!
The DOEP course is 15 hours for 5 consecutive days.
The DWIE course is 12 hours for 3 consecutive days.
The DWII course is 32 hours for 5 weeks.
Online course certificates are available IMMEDIATELY after successful completion of the course.
Texas Court Classes will email you & DPS (if needed) your certificate within 5 business of completion for Zoom courses, including DOEP, DWIE, and DWII.
Depending on how late you are to class, you may be locked out of your Zoom course and required to start the course from scratch. You will then have to pay for the entire course again.
Because Texas Court Classes is licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulations, you cannot miss any sessions. You will have to pay to take the class again from the beginning.
Yes, however for the final examination (on the last class) you will need a secondary device. You have to be visibly present while taking the exam.
Texas Court Classes is committed to quality instruction to individuals who need to satisfy court, educational and employment requirements, to help people move forward with their lives.
