Often when potential students call asking to take an alcohol awareness class, they aren’t sure the length of course they should enroll in. Our alcohol awareness classes, for example, come in 8 hour, 16 hour and 24 hour lengths. They are also called our Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 classes.
How to choose the right class
If you are a student who is coming because of a specific hour or session alcohol awareness class requirement… let’s say from your work or from a judge, then you should find out from them what the requirement is. That makes your option very easy
But if you are taking an alcohol class that has no specific hour or session requirement or taking the course for a personal reason, then hopefully I can help you select the perfect alcohol class length.
At the very least you should look at a course which is eight hours long. This is the minimum class that will really give you a sufficient comprehension of the issues surrounding alcohol and it’s impact on you, your friends and relatives and society as a whole. A class like this can really cover all the important subjects including:
- Issues and patterns of alcohol abuse
- Learning about how alcohol works
- Learning about how specific drugs work
- Legal vs. illegal drugs
- Impact of DUI on you and society
- Ideas for how to end dependence
- And many others
Once you begin your study of alcohol awareness, you’ll learn there’s a great deal more to it than just studying about the basics of Blood Alcohol Content (BAC). So an 8 hour alcohol class will give you a pretty good look of all the topics. By the same token it’s mainly a survey of these subjects and won’t give you the full in-depth look that the long classes will.
Sixteen Hour Class – Getting into the Meat of the Matter
With the 16 hour alcohol awareness class you really increase in the depth of the subject matter. There are not more topics, but a deeper study at each topic. Plus there are a lot more examples and case studies. In some sense this class is easier because the examples and stories make the study a lot more relaxing. as an alternative of having to learn subject later on subject in the eight hour format, you can see lots of different examples of each subject matter. For example in our sixteen hour course, we have more personal interviews with the victims of drunk driving, so you can really learn more about the personal effect a DWI has on the community.
Twenty-Four Hour Class
The 24 hour alcohol awareness class goes even further than the 16 hour alcohol class Like the 16 hour course in comparison to the eight hour alcohol class there are more examples, more diagrams and more in-depth understanding of the subject matter. Taking this Level 3 alcohol awareness class means you will really come away with a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Sure it’s a big time commitment, but of you’ve had a serious problem with drinking or maybe are a repeat offender, then this is the best course for you.
Still Unsure?
If you are undecided as to which class to take, we recommend contacting Online Alcohol Class for a free evaluation.