Haw. Code R. § 19-139-10 - General provisions
(a) No person shall
be certified as a driver education or behind-the-wheel driving instructor
unless the applicant satisfies the following conditions:
(1) Possesses a valid Hawaii driver's license
with the classification and endorsements required for operation of the class
and type of motor vehicle used in driver education;
(2) Has successfully completed a training
course certified, or subsequently certified, by the department in subchapter 5.
Instructors who have been certified by the department of education within five
years prior to 12/2/00, will be considered to have successfully completed a
department certified course;
(3)
Subject to section 19-139-13(h), applicant has not had more than one moving
traffic violation within one year prior to obtaining certification; not more
than two moving traffic violations within three years prior to obtaining
certification; and not more than three moving traffic violations within five
years prior to obtaining certification;
(4) Has no driving under the influence of
alcohol or drugs conviction within five years prior to obtaining
certification;
(5) Has no driver's
license suspension, revocation, cancellation, or disqualification within three
years prior to obtaining certification;
(6) Is at least twenty-one years of age and
possesses the equivalent of a high school diploma;
(7) Has had a valid driver's license
recognized by the State of Hawaii for at least five consecutive years prior to
obtaining certification;
(8) Meets
the requirements of subchapter 3, provided that "applicants" and "employees"
and "persons who have been employed continuously by the department of education
on a salary basis prior to July 1, 1990" as defined in chapter 9-7, Hawaii
Administrative Rules, may meet this requirement by complying with chapter
8-7, Hawaii
Administrative Rules. At the expiration of the chapter 8-7 certification,
"applicants" and "employees" as defined in chapter
8-7, Hawaii
Administrative Rules, must recertify according to subchapter 3; and
(9) Has effective communication skills; is
capable of assessing and observing appropriate student behavior; is capable of
engaging students in meaningful driver education activities; and models
positive driving behaviors.
(b) Application for instructor certification
shall be made on a form supplied by the department which shall require the
following information and attachments:
(1)
Full name, residence and business address(es), telephone and fax number(s), and
email address (if any);
(2) A copy
of original Social Security card;
(3) A certified copy of the applicant's birth
certificate;
(4) A copy of the
person's:
(A) Driver's license;
(B) High school diploma or equivalent;
and
(C) Driver education instructor
certificate;
(5) An
original traffic abstract;
(7) A certified or
sealed copy of a Hawaii criminal history record check showing convictions, and
proof of application for a FBI criminal history record check as defined in
subchapter 3;
(8) A statement
agreeing to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the department and the county
from liability resulting from the instructor's teaching of driver's education
or behind-the-wheel driving courses;
(9) Employment history for the ten years
prior to the date of the application, with names, addresses, and telephone
numbers of current and former employers that are listed;
(10) State general excise tax number and tax
clearance;
(11) Two 2" x 2"
photos;
(12) A sworn statement
indicating:
(A) Whether the person ever had a
teaching certificate or other professional license revoked or not
renewed;
(B) Whether the person
within the past ten years was suspended, fired, asked to resign from
employment, or separated from military service under conditions other than
honorable;
(C) Whether the person
had been convicted of a crime, other than a minor traffic offense involving a
fine of $50 or less;
(D) Whether
the person had been diagnosed as having a mental or emotional condition which
may affect the person's ability to responsibly manage, supervise, control, and
interact with children;
(E) A
detailed explanation for each of the items in clauses (A) through (E) when
applicable; and
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