Drink Driver education
The Back on Track (Drink/Drug Driver Education) program is designed to provide participants with factual information about the effects of Alcohol and Other Drug use and the direct impact it has on themselves, their families and the broader community.
Participants are required to reflect on their attitudes and behaviours around Alcohol and Other Drugs and driving.
The program is based on the latest clinical research and incorporates best practise approaches to promote positive change within participants.
DDE Course Details
Key learning outcomes include:
- Understanding the physical, social and emotional impacts of Alcohol and Other Drugs.
- Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and standard drinks.
- Understanding the legal issues that relate to the misuse of alcohol and other drugs.
- Develop effective personal strategies to avoid Drink/Drug Driving in high risk situations.
- Assist participants consider the consequences of their behaviour in their own life and of others.
- Understand and develop self-awareness around dependancy behaviours.
- Provide information about other complementary alcohol and other drugs support services.
Facilitators
Our facilitators are highly experienced and professional Alcohol and Other Drugs Educators.
They have worked extensively throughout the Northern Territory delivering training in regional, remote and very remote communities.
Duration
Duration is dependant on whether participants are required to complete one or two units.
- Unit 1 - 9.00am to 2.00pm (approx)
- Unit 1 & 2 - 9.00am to 3.30pm (approx)
The number of units required are mandated by law.
Requirements
Participants must attend all program sessions on time and to the end of the session.
Participants are required to be breath tested each day of the course and record a 0.00% BAC.
Successful completion of the course requires full and engaged participation in all activities and to demonstrate a willingness to create positive change.
Alice Springs
Course Enrolment
Location: 4 Schwarz Crescent, Alice Springs NT
2024 COURSE DATES:
Weds 21st Feb
Weds 20th Mar
Weds 17th Apr
Weds 15th May
Weds 12th June
Weds 17th July
Weds 21st Aug
Course Duration:
Unit 1 - 9.00am to 2.00pm (approx)
Unit 1 & 2 - 9.00am to 3.30pm (approx)
COURSE COST:
UNIT 1 - $325
UNIT 1 & 2 - $425
Payment Methods
DDE certificates will not be issued until DASA has received full payment of course and/or any outstanding money owed to us (including outstanding fees from services such as Aranda House or Alternative to Custody). DASA accepts part payments, with a minimum of $50.00 deposit.
- Cash - paid in person at DASA Head Office
- Basic Card - paid in person at DASA Head Office
- Centrepay - Click to call 08 8950 5000
- Over the Phone - Click to call 08 8950 5000
- EFTPOS - paid in person at DASA Head Office
- Bank Transfer
Bank Details:
Account Name: Drug and Alcohol Services Australia Ltd
Bank: Westpac
BSB: 035-303
Account No: 398-626
Reference Note: first 7 digits of your mobile number, your name or invoice number
Centrepay Details:
Centrelink Reference Number (C.R.N): 555 065 259 A
Reference Note: Your full name
Important Information:
- Please treat our staff and others with kindness and respect.
- All participants will be breath-tested on arrival to DASA.
- Lunch will be provided for all participants.
- If choosing Centrepay as your payment method, please make sure you contact DASA to let them know.
- Ensure you are aware of the units you need to complete. You can find out by visiting Motor Vehicle Registry on the South Stuart Highway or calling them on 1300 654 628.
- Please be aware DASA staff do not have the authority to ring MVR to ask on your behalf.
TEnnant creek
Course Enrolment
Location: Charles Darwin University, Staunton Street, Tanami Room
COURSE DATE: Weds 8th May
Course Duration:
Unit 1 - 9.00am to 2.00pm (approx)
Unit 1 & 2 - 9.00am to 3.30pm (approx)
COURSE COST:
UNIT 1 - $325
UNIT 1 & 2 - $425
Payment Methods
DDE certificates will not be issued until DASA has received full payment of course and/or any outstanding money owed to us (including outstanding fees from services such as Aranda House or Alternative to Custody). DASA accepts part payments, with a minimum of $50.00 deposit.
- Cash - paid in person at DASA Head Office
- Basic Card - paid in person at DASA Head Office
- Centrepay - Click to call 08 8950 5000
- Over the Phone - Click to call 08 8950 5000
- EFTPOS - paid in person at DASA Head Office
- Bank Transfer
Bank Details:
Account Name: Drug and Alcohol Services Australia Ltd
Bank: Westpac
BSB: 035-303
Account No: 398-626
Reference Note: first 7 digits of your mobile number, your name or invoice number
Centrepay Details:
Centrelink Reference Number (C.R.N): 555 065 259 A
Reference Note: Your full name
Important Information:
- Please treat our staff and others with kindness and respect.
- All participants will be breath-tested on arrival to DASA.
- If choosing Centrepay as your payment method, please make sure you contact DASA to let them know.
- Ensure you are aware of the units you need to complete. You can find out by visiting Motor Vehicle Registry on the South Stuart Highway or calling them on 1300 654 628.
- Please be aware DASA staff do not have the authority to ring MVR to ask on your behalf.
NT Communities
Course Enquiry
Course Duration:
Unit 1 - 9.00am to 2.00pm (approx)
Unit 1 & 2 - 9.00am to 3.30pm (approx)
COURSE COST:
UNIT 1 & 2 - TBA
COMMUNITY ENQUIRY
Payment Options
DDE certificates will not be issued until DASA has received full payment of course and/or any outstanding money owed to us (including outstanding fees from services such as Aranda House or Alternative to Custody). DASA accepts part payments.
Important Information:
- Please treat our staff and others with kindness and respect.
- All participants will be breath-tested on arrival to DASA.
- Ensure you are aware of the units you need to complete. You can find out by visiting Motor Vehicle Registry on the South Stuart Highway or calling them on 1300 654 628.
- Please be aware DASA staff do not have the authority to ring MVR to ask on your behalf.
DDE Forms
DASA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work, the Arrernte people of Central Australia.
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