Driver Ed Partners vs Stych

Driver Ed Partners provides a white-label online driver education program for high schools and driving schools. Schools can apply their own logo, colors, and domain, and the site says its DMV-compliant courses are approved in all 50 states. Lessons include interactive traffic law modules, adaptive learning, gamified assessments, read-along accessibility features, and CyberActive-powered 3D driving simulations with hazard-perception scenarios. Students can access courses on iOS, Android, and web browsers. An administrative dashboard supports enrollment management, real-time progress tracking, completion reports, customizable reporting, and communication tools. The platform can integrate with existing school websites and student information systems. Organizations delivering training through their own learning management infrastructure can obtain SCORM-compliant Learning Content Management System licensing. Partnership options include white-label arrangements and affiliate referrals. Onboarding and setup typically take days and include branding customization and enrollment support. Partner support includes an account manager, technical support, curriculum guidance, and regular check-ins. Pricing is available on request.

Stych is a French driving school that combines digital learning with physical agencies. Its code preparation includes videos, course materials, exercises and practice exams; learners can revise in its iOS and Android app. Students can use the app, website or agencies to manage their file, plan driving lessons and follow progress, including teacher observations. Driving instruction is available for manual or automatic cars, in standard training or accompanied driving, and Stych says it handles administrative steps. The service lists 78 agencies, 1,052 meeting points and 831 state-certified instructors. Driving lessons are offered Monday through Saturday from 7 h to 21 h, while code revision in the app is available around the clock. Stych also offers training for motorcycles, bicycles, scooters and eco-driving. Code Eco is free for an unlimited duration; Code Zen costs $9.99 a year and Code Réussite costs $33.99 a year. Driving-school prices vary according to the assigned agency and postal code, and a code-exam booking costs 30 €. Stych says it holds Qualiopi certification and is approved for CPF training funding.