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Keys4Life

Keys4Life is a pre-driver education program for young people (Year 10 and above) in schools and other education settings that aims to build positive attitudes, resilience, and responsibility among future drivers. Students aged 15 and over who meet participation requirements can sit their learner’s permit theory test as part of the program. To become a registered Keys4Life teacher, staff must attend a professional learning workshop and have a current registration with the Teacher Registration Board of WA. Alternatively, non-teaching staff must hold a Bachelor of Education or a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment.

Topic: Resilience and wellbeing , Road safety , Student health and wellbeing

Year Level
  • Year 10
  • Year 11
  • Year 12
Content Type
  • Program/Overview
Audience
  • Career practitioner
  • Educator
  • Head of learning area
  • Teacher
Learning Area
  • Health and Physical Education

Keys4Life is delivered by the Department of Education as part of the School Drug Education and Road Aware (SDERA) program.

The SDERA program is funded by the Road Safety Commission, Mental Health Commission and the Department of Education to deliver road safety and alcohol and other drug education across the Western Australian education sector and systems. The SDERA program is supported by Catholic Education Western Australia and the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia.

For more information on Keys4Life Professional Learning or access to hardcopy resources, public, Catholic and independent school staff can contact:  

Road Safety and Drug Education
Statewide Services, Department of Education
Telephone: 9402 6415
Email: [email protected]

Keys4Life

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