PASS IT DRIVING SCHOOL

You and your team have been tasked with providing consultancy to Pass IT Driving school. They are aware that they are not sufficiently utilising the data that they are collecting from customers and prospective customer queries. Pass IT currently use MS Excel to collect data. You have been asked to advise them on the following:

1. Should they switch their data collecting platform from MS Excel to MS Access. Give them three (3) reasons why they should or should not do this. (40 marks)
2. Recommend how Pass IT can benefit from using data analysis. Use one (1) of the MS Access reports that you are working on in the lab to illustrate your points (60 marks)

A beginner driver education program approved by the provincial government can teach you the skills and attitudes you need to be a safe and responsible driver. This page lists driving schools that offer a government-approved program.

Beginner driver education is now available digitally (online – self learning or virtually) for the 20 hours in-class component, making it much more convenient for you to study where and when you want. See below for driving schools that offer their curriculum digitally.

How do you choose a ministry-approved driver education course?

Not all driving schools offer ministry-approved beginner driver education courses. Look for schools that offer “MTO-approved beginner driver education courses”, or “ministry-approved beginner driver education courses”.

Beginner driving schools in Ontario are regulated by MTO. Choosing a school is a personal choice. Choose carefully:

• You may want to check the list of driving schools that offer ministry-approved beginner driver education courses at the bottom of this page.
• You may wish to ask your friends or co-workers to recommend a driving school to you.
• You could consider asking to meet with the instructors who will be conducting the classroom instruction and the behind-the-wheel training.