Written Exam/Instruction Permit

The path to an Illinois driver’s license begins with passing the written exam. Illinois requires all new drivers, both teens and adults, to pass the Secretary of State’s written test in order to earn an instruction permit before beginning practice drives behind-the-wheel.

Nova’s instructors will teach you the Rules of the Road so that you can earn your instruction permit with ease. When you need to prepare for the written test for your instruction permit, turn to Nova Driving School for high-quality instruction at affordable prices.

HOW DO WE ACHIEVE THESE RESULTS?

With our training methodology you will easily pass the written test at the Secretary of State. Our written exam training is so effective that you are guaranteed to pass the test. With our training, we expect you will pass the exam on the first attempt, but in case you don’t, we’ll keep training you with no additional charge for that training.

Additionally, we can provide you transportation to the Secretary of State. We also have trained professionals who have expertise in teaching students who have reading or writing challenges so they can take the test orally. Spanish available.

Requirements for Signing Up for Adult Written Exam Training:

1. 18 years old minimum.* If you are a teen student (15-17 years old), please click here.

*If you are 18-20 years old: Effective July 1, 2014, Illinois requires Illinois driver’s license applicants ages 18, 19, or 20, who have never previously been licensed or completed an approved driver education course, to complete a six hour Adult Driver Education Course. For more information about the Adult Driver Education Course, please click here.

WE HAVE THE PROGRAM THAT BEST SUITS YOUR NEEDS:

To view a list of dates and times available click on register. In case these days don’t work for you, give us a call (773) 489-2712 or email us at novadrivingschool@gmail.com.