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  1. Class 5 – Instructor Resources

    https://sgi.sk.ca/class-5-instructor

    Certified Class 5 driver instructor documents.

  2. Mandatory entry-level training (MELT) - Instructor information

    https://sgi.sk.ca/class-1-melt-instructor

    Certified Class 1 MELT instructor documents.

  3. Become a driver instructor - Class 5

    https://sgi.sk.ca/become-a-driver-instructor-class-5

    If you’re interested in the future of road safety and have a passion for driving defensively, consider becoming a Class 5 driver instructor!

  4. Mandatory driver education

    https://sgi.sk.ca/handbook/-/knowledge_base/drivers/mandatory-driver-education

    No holder of a Class 7 licence is eligible for a higher class of driver's licence unless the driver has completed the High School Driver Education Program or has received a minimum of six hours of in-car and six hours of in-class instruction from a certified driving instructor.

  5. MELT Apprentice Instructor Certification Application [PDF]

  6. Become a driver instructor - Class 1, 3 or Air Brake

    https://sgi.sk.ca/become-a-driver-instructor-class-1-3-or-air-brake

    Driver examiners have heard all kinds of stories and myths about road tests over the years. They’ve compiled some of the frequently heard ones and provided official responses to set the record straight, and to hopefully help calm your nerves before your road test.

  7. Class 1 Training MELT Instructor Modules.pdf [PDF]

  8. Auto Fund Administrative Fee Changes Backgrounder [PDF]

    https://sgi.sk.ca/documents/37148/138352/SGI-Auto-Fund-Admininstrative-Fee-Changes-Backgrounder.pdf

    SGI is making changes to Auto Fund fees to better reflect what it costs to deliver the services. Most of the fee changes take effect Jan. 1, 2017, with some changes being phased-in mid-2017.

  9. Standard (manual) transmission vehicles

    https://sgi.sk.ca/handbook/-/knowledge_base/drivers/standard-manual-transmission-vehicles

    Driving a vehicle with a standard (manual) transmission requires significant practice and skill. Drivers should read the vehicle owner's manual for information specific to their vehicle.

  10. #PracticeUp Saskatchewan: New drivers are the traffic safety spotlight for June

    https://sgi.sk.ca/news?title=-practiceup-saskatchewan-new-drivers-are-the-traffic-safety-spotlight-for-june

    SGI and Saskatchewan law enforcement will be focusing on new drivers and motorcycle riders throughout June.