Substance and Drug Awareness
A self-paced online course on substance use, overdose response and recovery, with module quizzes and a final assessment, for a court or probation order that does not name a state program. If your paperwork says DOEP or drug offender education, take that class instead.
Class details
- Format
- Self-paced online
- Price
- $30
How the class runs
You work through the lessons online in order, on your own schedule. Complete every lesson and pass the module quizzes and final assessment to finish the course.
What you get at the end
A Certificate of Completion once you finish every lesson, pass the module quizzes and final assessment, and pay your balance in full. We report your enrollment and completion to the court or supervising authority named in your order. Our privacy policy covers exactly what that reporting involves.
Before you enroll
Confirm with your court or probation officer that Substance and Drug Awareness is the program your order requires. Only they can decide whether a certificate satisfies it, and taking the wrong class is the most expensive mistake in this process. Have your order, cause or case number, and county to hand when you register.
Questions about this class
- What does Substance and Drug Awareness cost?
- $30. That is the whole price of the class. The amount you pay is the amount shown at checkout.
- How do I enroll in Substance and Drug Awareness?
- Pay for the course on this page. After payment, check your email for access to the TruLynk learning portal. Call or text us if you need help signing in.
- Will my court accept Substance and Drug Awareness?
- Only your court or supervising officer can decide that, so confirm with them before you pay. What they need to match is the program name, Substance and Drug Awareness, exactly as your order prints it. This course is not a state-regulated program, which makes confirming it before you pay more important, not less.
- What do I get when I finish Substance and Drug Awareness?
- A Certificate of Completion, once you have finished every lesson, passed the module quizzes and final assessment, and paid your balance in full. We also report your enrollment and completion to the court or supervising authority named in your order.