What kind of drivers ed do you need to get to get a permit in california?

Hi. I'm already 16 and i'm about to complete drivers ed course online thats 30hrs. Do I need to go to driving school too or is it just for license?|||Driver Education and Driver Training Information


You may take driver education (classroom training) or driver training (behind-the-wheel) in a California secondary school, or in a state licensed, professional driving school. A California secondary school is a private or public high school, technical school, or adult school.





Driver Education and Driver Training courses must be conducted as prescribed by the Department of Education. Driver Education must consist of at least 30 hours or 2 1/2 semester periods of professional classroom instruction. Driver training must consist of at least six hours of behind-the-wheel professional instruction.





Professional schools and instructors in California are licensed by the DMV. Schools must carry liability insurance, be bonded, and maintain complete records for DMV inspection. Their teaching cars are subject to inspection every 6 months. Instructors must pass qualifying examinations every three years, or show proof of continuing education in traffic safety.





NOTE:If your driver education and driver training were taken in a state other than California, DMV will accept either a





•“To Secondary Schools Other Than California Schools” form (DL 33) form completed by the out-of state secondary school. Obtain a DL 33 form from your local DMV office or by calling DMV at 1-800-777-0133. Send the DL 33 form to your out-of-state secondary school to complete.


•letter from your out-of state secondary school on the out-of-state secondary school's stationery signed by a school official stating that the courses you have taken are equivalent to a California secondary school course described in Section 10020 of Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations.


An out-of-state driving instructional permit is not acceptable proof of driver education and driver training.|||Before you can practice with your California learner's permit, you must first complete your first 2 hour driving lesson with a DMV licensed driving instructor...