I attempted to attend Millennium Driving School back in 2019, and the experience was extremely disappointing.
The student books they gave out were written in terrible English, full of awkward wording... Read More
I attempted to attend Millennium Driving School back in 2019, and the experience was extremely disappointing.
The student books they gave out were written in terrible English, full of awkward wording and poor grammar. For a driving school operating in Canada, that is completely unacceptable. Clear English matters when people are trying to learn road rules, safety, and driving standards.
The front desk communication was also frustrating. The receptionist was difficult to understand, and getting clear answers felt harder than it should have been. The whole place gave me the impression that proper English-speaking students were not the priority.
On top of that, the in-class portion was a joke. They showed me what looked like an outdated driving video from about 20 years ago and basically signed off on my in-class learning as if that was enough. If that is their standard for teaching people how to drive safely on Canadian roads, then Christ help us all.
It felt like the school was catering mainly to specific immigrant communities while letting basic Canadian English standards fall apart. That might work for some people, but if you expect proper English, professional communication, updated learning materials, and serious driving instruction, this is not the place I would recommend. No wonder there are so many terrible drivers in Toronto
Take your money somewhere else. AMB was far more professional, far clearer, and actually taught in proper English. Millennium Driving School needs to seriously improve its communication, materials, teaching standards, and overall professionalism. Read Less