The Virginia public-school driver education curriculum is organized into 11 modules.

Quick Scoop

  • The classroom part of Virginia’s driver education follows a state-issued curriculum often referred to as the “Module One through Module Eleven” program, with content and pacing laid out by the Virginia Department of Education.
  • For example, official materials and homeschool guidance explicitly reference a “Module Eleven” program for the behind-the-wheel section, which implies a sequence of modules numbered from one up through eleven.
  • These modules together cover topics such as program guidelines, licensing laws, right‑of‑way, traffic control devices, managing risk, vehicle operation, and the in‑car/behind‑the‑wheel training that includes required hours of driving and observation.

If you are taking a commercial online course, the provider might label its content as “chapters” or structure it slightly differently (for example, 12 chapters instead of 11), but the underlying state‑approved curriculum they must follow is built around those 11 modules.

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