Many of our Senior VCAL students are at the age when they have, or will soon have, their driver’s licence. To prepare them for the risks of driving, this week they attended the Motorvation driver education program that focuses on changing young driver attitudes and behaviours. This is very important as evidence suggests that many young drivers can be overly confident and take unnecessary risks while driving.
Motorvation is based in Kangarro Ground and takes a unique approach to changing young driver attitudes. They work with groups of young drivers aged 15-20 years to decrease risk-taking and collison risk. This hands-on program is regarded as a highly engaging excursion for secondary students and our Senior VCAL students reported that the session was extremely valuable and definitely had a positive impact on their driving habits.
