The founder of Darylee's Driving School is a former instructor for All Weather Driving School, based in Kelowna
ABOUT ME
Darylee’s Driving School
My family and I have called Kelowna our home since 1990. I am a proud mother of two awesome sons.
In May 2019, I received my Driver Training Instructor’s Certification. Since then, I have enjoyed training students as an instructor for All Weather Driving School. In the Fall of 2021, I embarked on the next phase of my career as an independent owner/operator of my own Driver Training School: Darylee’s Driving School. It is an immensely fulfilling career with important lifelong results for my students.
I am a Certified Driver Training Instructor – Class 5 & 7, and maintain a license as a Driver Training School, under the British Columbia Motor Vehicle Act Owner/Operator. I have 41 years of driving experience and have a background in teaching students through piano lessons and operating a licensed daycare for many years. Aside from teaching students how to drive, my interests are also in music, riding my motorcycle, camping and spending time with my family.
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My Mission
My mission is to give the gift of believing in yourself, overcoming fear & anxiety, becoming confident in yourself, in a positive and calm environment. All while learning how to become a safe and responsible driver for a lifetime.
Successful Training for Safe Driving
My Goal
My goal is to provide a higher level of training to a wide variety of clients.
I use a variety of teaching techniques, look for teachable moments and promote thinking and understanding. I continue my dedication to influence drivers to be the best they can be. I’m highly professional and possess extensive knowledge and experience in the field. I work with each student at a pace that is comfortable for them. Every student is different and has a different capacity of learning, and I work with each one until they achieve a successful outcome. I follow the ICBC instructed Safe and Smart Driving approach of see-think-do.
SEE: Scan for hazards. Pay attention to other road users and the areas where hazards could occur.
THINK: Decide which hazards are the most dangerous. Think quickly about possible solutions. Decide on the safest solution.
DO: Do maneuvers to keep yourself and others safe.
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Driving School Code of Conduct
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