Applying for a learner’s license
Testing Hours are Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Walk-in service, no appointments
Testing languages are:
English | Simplified Chinese | Arabic | Somali |
Traditional Chinese | Cree | Farsi | Thai |
French | Dutch | Hindi | Ukrainian |
Punjabi | German | Spanish | Urdu |
Tagalog | Italian | Vietnamese | Portuguese |
Amharic | Korean | Oromo | Russian |
Polish | - | - | - |
The driver’s handbook and practice tests can be found online at:
Geared to Go – A Work Book for Coaching New Drivers (PDF)
Rider's guide to operation, safety, and licensing motorcycles, mopeds, and power-assisted bicycles.
Requirements to write a learner’s test
Proof of entitlement – valid Canadian Passport, Canadian Birth Certificate, Indian Status Card, Work/Study Permit, Permanent Resident Document/Card, Canadian Citizenship Document/Card
Secondary piece of ID – Alberta Health Card, Valid Passport, Permanent Resident Card, Nexus Card, Birth Certificate
Proof of Alberta Address – Something that shows your current address, name, and a date.
Alberta Residency Documents (PDF)
If you are under 18 and are unable to provide proof of address your parents can prove it on your behalf with one of the above documents, a valid Alberta ID Card or license.
If you possess a valid Alberta ID card and wish to re-class to an Alberta class 7 learner’s license you require the ID card as well as a secondary piece of ID.
If you are under 18 your parent/guardian is required to come with you to give consent.
If you have a medical condition that may affect driving you will require a medical report before the license can be issued.
Expired ID is not accepted
To download PDF documents, right-click and select ‘save as’ and save to your computer.
PDF documents must be opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader, not in your browser.