Educational Services
8-12 Week Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Education Class
This standardized Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Education Program is offered in either an 8-week or 12-week format, with classes held once per week in two-hour sessions. The program is presented in a positive, supportive environment with an emphasis on evidence-based education, participation, and personal growth.
The goal of this course is to help participants address alcohol and drug-related behaviors while developing healthier decision-making skills and strategies for long-term success. By the end of the program, participants will have a better understanding of lifestyle choices, personal values, self-esteem, positive thinking, accountability, and responsibility.
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for individuals who:
Have multiple DWI and/or drug-related offenses.
Experience alcohol or drug-related challenges that require more support than a first-offender program provides.
Have been ordered by a court or another authority to complete an alcohol and drug education program.
1-Day Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Education Class (4 Hours)
This 4-hour Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Education Class is designed to provide participants with evidence-based education in a positive, supportive, and interactive environment. Through discussion and participation, attendees will gain a better understanding of alcohol and drug use, including the effects of alcohol on the body, the importance of responsible decision-making, and strategies for personal improvement.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for individuals who:
Have been convicted in Michigan of a first-offense DWI and/or drug-related offense.
Have been arrested for a Michigan DWI and/or drug-related offense and are completing educational requirements.
Are working toward restoring a suspended driver's license.
In addition to our testing services, First Class Testing offers a variety of educational classes designed to provide guidance, support, and resources during challenging times. Whether you are completing a court requirement or seeking personal growth and positive change, our programs are designed to help you develop the knowledge and skills needed to move forward.
We offer educational courses in a variety of areas, including Alcohol and Drug Education, Relapse Prevention, Anger Management, Domestic Violence, Distracted and Aggressive Driving, Retail Fraud, Impulse Control, and Marijuana Education.
To learn more or schedule a class, call First Class Testing at 586-371-0466 today. Our team is here to help you find the right program for your needs.
Relapse Prevention Educational Classes
8-12 Week Relapse Prevention Class
First Class Testing offers Relapse Prevention Educational Classes in both 8-week and 12-week formats. This program focuses on providing individuals with the education, support, and tools needed to better understand substance use behaviors and develop strategies for maintaining positive changes.
The course emphasizes a comprehensive approach to substance use and recovery services by addressing the whole person, including personal, social, and emotional factors that may impact long-term success. Participants learn the importance of effective communication, documentation, referrals, accountability, and relapse prevention planning.
Through education and participation, individuals gain valuable skills to recognize challenges, make healthier decisions, and build a foundation for continued progress.
Anger Management Educational Classes
First Class Testing offers Anger Management Educational Classes designed to help participants develop healthier ways to manage emotions, respond to conflict, and make positive decisions. This course is presented in a supportive environment with an emphasis on evidence-based education, participation, and personal growth.
By the end of the program, participants will gain a better understanding of self-control, conflict resolution, and the consequences of their choices. Additional areas of focus include setting personal goals, understanding values, improving decision-making skills, managing emotions, and developing effective strategies for handling challenging situations.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for individuals who:
Have a Michigan misdemeanor offense with court- or probation-ordered anger management or assault-related requirements.
Are seeking personal growth and want to develop better emotional regulation and communication skills.
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Domestic Violence Educational Classes
8-52 Week Domestic Violence Education Program
First Class Testing offers Domestic Violence Educational Classes in 8-week, 12-week, and 52-week formats. This program provides education focused on understanding the causes, dynamics, and impact of family violence from both personal and social perspectives.
The course explores research and evidence-based concepts related to domestic violence, including relationship dynamics, contributing factors, patterns of behavior, consequences, community responses, available resources, and prevention strategies. Participants gain a deeper understanding of how violence affects individuals, families, and communities while learning tools that support accountability, awareness, and positive change.
Aggressive/ Distracted Driving Educational Class
1 Day DISTRACTED/AGGRESSIVE DRIVING (4-hours)
Participants learn about the science and impact of distracted driving, myths about multitasking, financial and legal ramifications, and state and federal laws. Real-life driving scenarios and incident evaluation provide participants with the opportunity to think about their current risk level and track how those attitudes change during the course. Features include closed captioning, a convenient bookmark option and a printable certificate of completion.
Retail Fraud Educational Classes
First Class Testing offers Retail Fraud Educational Classes designed to help participants understand the impact of theft-related decisions and develop skills that support positive personal growth. This course is presented in a supportive environment with an emphasis on evidence-based education, participation, and accountability.
By the end of the program, participants will have a better understanding of personal values, responsibility, decision-making, and the consequences of their choices. Additional areas of focus include goal setting, stress management, self-improvement strategies, and developing healthier approaches to future challenges.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for individuals who:
Have a Michigan misdemeanor offense with court- or probation-ordered requirements related to shoplifting or retail fraud.
Impulse Control Educational Classes
1-Day Impulse Control & Compulsive Behavior Class
First Class Testing offers a 1-day Impulse Control and Compulsive Behavior Class designed to help participants better understand behavior patterns, decision-making, and the impact of their choices.
This course uses interactive discussions and evidence-based education to encourage participation and personal growth. Topics include behavior management, self-awareness, integrity, accountability, and understanding the connection between actions and consequences.
Participants will explore strategies for improving self-control, making positive decisions, and developing healthier responses to challenging situations.
1-Day Marijuana Education Class
First Class Testing offers a Marijuana Education Class designed to provide participants with evidence-based education in a positive, supportive, and interactive environment. This course focuses on understanding the effects of marijuana use, the process of behavior change, and the importance of making informed decisions that support personal growth and positive outcomes.
This program is designed to meet educational requirements related to suspended driver's licenses. Participants will learn strategies for avoiding drug use, improving decision-making skills, and developing a better understanding of personal responsibility and behavior choices.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for individuals who:
Have been charged with a misdemeanor or felony drug-related offense in the State of Michigan.
Have had their driver's license suspended due to a drug-related offense in the State of Michigan.