Reviews for National Safety Council - Nebraska Chapter

Dec 2023

Enrolled my 4th and final kid in driving lessons here, each time gets better than the last. They actually went over and above the call of duty after I messed up my scheduling. They took away all of the stress and made it all work. They even found my kids sweatshirt and went through the process of elimination and got it to us, the right kid. Amazing staff, seriously the best experience. They did this in the middle of construction and havoc. So incredibly impressed. THANK YOU for being a great part of an important chapter in a kids life. He learned so much.
Nov 2023

I cannot thank you guys enough for allowing me an extension to take my STOP online course. I appreciate it so much that I don't have the proper words to describe it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Nov 2023

I absolutely loved the course here! I had both my children (now 16 & 18) take the class and I feel they learned what they needed to excel in their "new-driver" role (aside from what I could teach them). The kids really liked their instructors. You can do either "in person" or virtual for the class time portion and then 3 -4 days/nights of driving , where they make the kids check the tire pressure, oil levels, and adjusts the mirrors, etc EVERYTIME! And they take them all over the city, in all types of traffic. We did the "in class" because my kids get enough screen time . Scheduling was simple with a great selection of either days/nights or weekdays/weekends. I also...read full review

From National Safety Council - Nebraska Chapter

The National Safety Council, Nebraska (NSCN) began in 1924 as the Omaha Safety Council, founded by a group of businessmen who concluded that 75% of workplace accidents could be prevented. Today, NSCN is led by a volunteer board of directors and a staff comprised of highly trained industry leaders and expert instructors. NSCN partners are businesses, schools, law enforcement, firefighters, hospitals, and Nebraska communities. The unique mission is to promote safety and health by providing programs, resources, and education to reduce both the personal and economic loss associated with injuries, accidents, and health hazards.