Affordable Texas court-ordered classes, taught live on Zoom
Take the 15-hour Drug Offender Education Program (DOEP) or the 12-hour DWI Education class from home, with a live instructor. One price covers the whole course.
DOEP, 15 hours, full course
- Book 14 or more days before your first class
- $50
- Book within 14 days of class
- $60
The lowest DOEP price we found in Texas. On October 5, 2026 we checked the published prices of eight Texas DOEP providers. The next lowest started at $55.
Enrollment opens once the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation issues our program license. Read about licensing.
Which class do you need?
Your court order or probation paperwork names the class. If you're not sure, ask your attorney or probation officer.
Drug Offender Education Program (DOEP)
The 15-hour class Texas courts order after certain drug offenses, taught live on Zoom.
$50 to $6015 hours
DWI Education Program (DWI Education)
The 12-hour class Texas courts usually order after a first DWI offense, taught live on Zoom.
Price posted soon12 hours
How it works
Choose a class date
Pick a start date that works for you. Booking 14 or more days ahead costs less.
Pay online
Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, Affirm or a debit or credit card. One price covers the whole course.
Fill in your intake form
Texas requires a registration form before your first class starts.
Join each session on Zoom
Your instructor teaches live. Keep your camera on for the whole class.
Get your certificate by mail
We mail your official certificate within 5 days of finishing.
What you'll need
A laptop, tablet or phone with all three. If your camera or microphone isn't working when class starts, Texas rules don't allow the instructor to let you in.
A camera
It stays on for the whole class. That's a state rule.
A microphone
Built into most laptops and phones.
A steady internet connection
Enough for a video call that lasts a few hours.
Your certificate arrives by mail
Texas completion certificates are printed on numbered state forms and can't be sent by email. We mail yours within 5 days of finishing the class, ready to hand to the court or your probation officer.
Regulated by the State of Texas
Court-ordered education classes in Texas are regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), which approves the course material and licenses every program and instructor.
Enrollment opens once the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation issues our program license. Read about licensing.