In Texas, “alcohol awareness program” means the licensed TDLR program if you are under 21 — this class is for adults 21+ whose order is written generically, and the check below confirms it. Self-paced 4, 8, and 12-hour classes with your certificate the instant you finish. Accepted by your court, or your money back.
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Accepted by your Texas court, or your money back — guaranteed. Full refund if your court doesn't accept it, for any reason.
For minor first-time matters where the order clearly states four hours.
Common for misdemeanor and public-intoxication matters specifying eight hours.
Enroll nowFor orders that specify 12 hours of alcohol education — our most-completed class.
Every state regulates DUI/DWI programs differently. Two minutes here protects your money and your court date.
From Houston to El Paso, Texas students finish their court-ordered alcohol awareness class online — then send the certificate straight to the judge or probation officer who ordered it.
Every Texas county — all 254 of them, backed by the same money-back acceptance guarantee.
Courts write the same generic order under many names. If yours uses any of these — with no licensed program named — this class covers it.
Ordered into a named state program instead? Check the paperwork guide above — we’ll point you to the official provider.
For provider-flexible orders, Texas courts routinely accept online completion in place of a local program — no fighting Houston traffic to a weeknight classroom, no waiting for the next session in Dallas or Fort Worth, no driving an hour from anywhere in between. You take the same self-paced class from home, on any device, and your certificate verifies instantly, wherever your court sits.
If your paperwork says “local,” “in your county,” or names a specific program, check with your probation officer before you enroll — DUI and named-program orders follow their own rules (the paperwork check above sorts them out), and every enrollment is backed by the money-back acceptance guarantee.
Check what your Texas paperwork allows →…and every city in between — the class and the certificate are the same statewide.
Your full court paper trail — proof of enrollment when you start, your certificate when you finish, and a verification report your PO can check anytime.
“Supervision and verification is made easy, as the time spent in the course is tracked.”
The completion audit report for the 12-hour class — tracked, timestamped, verifiable.
The hours match your order. 4, 8, and 12-hour classes — pick the length your paperwork names, and the certificate states it plainly.
Written by a certified counselor. Built by a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and reviewed by a licensed therapist — the certificate carries a real provider your court can look up.
Verifiable in seconds. Every certificate has a unique ID your clerk or probation officer can check at courseable.com/certificate-validation — no phone calls, no faxes.
Proof from day one. Need to show your Texas court progress before you finish? Download an enrollment letter the moment you sign up.
Honest about the limits. If your paperwork names DWI Education (DWIE), DWI Intervention (DWII), DOEP, or the TDLR alcohol awareness program for anyone under 21, we say so before you pay — the paperwork check above sorts it out, and every enrollment is backed by the money-back acceptance guarantee.
When defense attorneys and probation officers — often on opposing sides of a case — both recommend the same program, it's because the certificates hold up in court. Every time.
No classrooms, no appointments, no waiting rooms. Five steps, all from your couch.
Over 50% finish on their phone.
Choose your required hours and create your account in under 2 minutes.
An official letter for your court or attorney that shows you've started.
Learn on any device. Stop and resume anytime — your progress is saved.
Ready the moment you pass. Print it or email it straight to your court.
Requirement met. Get back to your life.
Evidence-based lessons by a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, reviewed by a licensed therapist — real skills, not filler. Longer classes build on the shorter ones.
Over a decade supporting people through recovery and relapse prevention. Linda built this curriculum around the evidence-based alcohol education courts expect — the science of alcohol, the real risks of misuse, and practical prevention skills that hold up after the class ends.
Over 15 years in behavioral therapy. Tiffany reviewed this curriculum for clinical soundness and court-appropriateness — making sure every lesson teaches skills people actually use.
7 lessons in the 12-hour class, plus a final test.
Detailed answers about our court-ordered alcohol awareness classes.
It depends on your age, and this is the single most common Texas mix-up. For anyone under 21, “alcohol awareness program” is the licensed TDLR minors' program (AEPM) — even for public intoxication — and only a TDLR-licensed provider can issue the serial-numbered certificate your court expects. For adults 21+ with a generically worded deferred-disposition or diversion condition, this class is the right fit. Check the wording and your age before you enroll.
Not this one. DWI Education (DWIE), DWI Intervention (DWII) and DOEP are licensed programs, and DPS reinstatement runs off them. The good news: Texas's licensed programs are already available online through TDLR-licensed providers, so you are not stuck in a classroom — search the state's official TDLR course list and enroll there instead.
Usually yes, and that is who this class is for. An adult deferred-disposition condition written generically, a DA pretrial-diversion class that names no provider, or “alcohol awareness or substance misuse education” where your probation officer confirms provider choice all leave the decision with you. Pick the hours your paperwork names — most Texas orders specify 8 or 12 — and your certificate is ready the moment you pass. Accepted by your Texas court, or your money back.
No — and anyone selling you a self-paced class for a DUI program order is selling you a refund. State DUI/DWI programs (California’s licensed DUI programs, Texas DWI Education, New Jersey’s IDRC, and similar) are licensed by each state and usually required separately by the DMV before you get your license back. If your order names one of those, use your state’s official provider list — check your paperwork here. If your order is a general alcohol awareness or education class where you choose the provider, that’s exactly what this is.
For provider-flexible orders, courts in most states accept online completion, and every enrollment is covered by the guarantee: accepted by your court, or your money back. If you want certainty first, email a photo of your paperwork and we’ll tell you before you pay.
Your court paperwork states the required hours — match it exactly. Most alcohol orders specify 8 or 12 hours; only choose the 4-hour class if your order clearly says four.
No. One payment covers the class, the final exam, unlimited access until you finish, and your certificate. Nothing to unlock, ever.
The moment you pass the final lesson, your certificate downloads instantly and is emailed to you. Many students enroll and finish the same week their paperwork is due.
Usually, yes — first-time public intoxication, minor-in-possession, and disorderly matters are the most common orders we serve. First-offense DUI is different: most states route it into a licensed program, so check the paperwork guide first.
Yes — it works on any device. Over 50% of our students complete their class entirely on their phone. Progress saves automatically and syncs if you switch devices; no app download required.
No — that’s a separate class, and we offer it too. Courts order impulse control & decision-making classes for charges like petty theft, disorderly conduct, or first-offense diversion. If your paperwork says “impulse control,” “decision-making,” “thinking errors,” or “making better choices,” enroll in that class instead — same instant certificate and the same acceptance guarantee.
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