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Court-Ordered Classes Online in North Carolina

If a North Carolina court, probation officer or attorney has told you to take a class, you can complete it online with RestoreU Learning. Pick the class and hours on your order, study at your own pace on any device, and download your certificate of completion when you finish.

Before enrollment, confirm the specific course and required hours with your probation officer, attorney, or assigning authority.

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Classes you can take online in North Carolina

Each class is 100% online and self-paced, and every hour option includes a certificate of completion. Open a class to see how it applies in North Carolina, or enroll directly.

Anger Management

4–52 hours · From $34.99

Our Anger Management Class is designed to help participants understand their anger, develop effective coping strategies, and build healthier communication skills.

Anger Management in North Carolina →Enroll

Domestic Violence

4–52 hours · From $34.99

Our Domestic Violence Awareness Class provides comprehensive education on domestic violence, its effects, prevention strategies, and resources.

Domestic Violence in North Carolina →Enroll

Life Skills

4–52 hours · From $34.99

Our Life Skills Class provides practical education in personal development, decision-making, goal-setting, and essential life competencies.

Life Skills in North Carolina →Enroll

Traffic Safety

4–12 hours · From $29.99

Our Traffic Safety Course is a comprehensive, evidence-based program designed to help participants understand traffic laws, develop defensive driving skills, and build safer driving habits.

Traffic Safety in North Carolina →Enroll

North Carolina laws behind common court-ordered classes

These are examples of North Carolina laws that can lead to a court ordering one of these classes. Each course guide explains them in more detail.

Drug & Alcohol Awareness

  • NCGS §20-138.1 — DWI
  • NCGS §90-95 — Drug Possession
  • NCGS §18B-302 — Underage Alcohol
  • NCGS §7A-790 — Drug Treatment Court
Read the North Carolina Drug & Alcohol Awareness guide →

Anger Management

  • NCGS §14-33(a) — Simple Assault
  • NCGS §14-33(c)(2) — Assault on a Female
  • NCGS §14-277.1 — Communicating Threats
  • NCGS Chapter 50B — Domestic Violence
Read the North Carolina Anger Management guide →

Domestic Violence

  • NCGS §14-33(c)(2) — A&B Against Family Member
  • NCGS §50B-3 — DVPOs
  • NCGS §14-33(d) — Habitual DV
  • NCGS §50B-4.1 — Violation of DVPO
Read the North Carolina Domestic Violence guide →

Life Skills

  • NCGS §15A-1343 — Probation Conditions
  • NCGS §7B-2506 — Juvenile Disposition
  • NCGS §148-22.2 — Correctional Programs
Read the North Carolina Life Skills guide →

Minor in Possession (MIP)

  • NCGS §18B-302 — Underage Possession/Purchase
  • NCGS §20-17.3 — License Revocation
  • NCGS §18B-302(e) — Fake ID
Read the North Carolina Minor in Possession (MIP) guide →

Traffic Safety

  • NCGS §20-141 — Speed Restrictions
  • NCGS §20-158 — Traffic Signal Violations
  • NCGS §20-140 — Reckless Driving
  • NCGS §20-154 — Improper Passing
Read the North Carolina Traffic Safety guide →

Examples only, not legal advice. Your court order or your probation officer decides which class and how many hours you need.

How it works

  1. Choose your class and hours

    Pick the class and the number of hours named on your court order or probation paperwork.

  2. Take it online

    Study at your own pace on a phone, tablet or computer. Your progress saves automatically, so you can stop and come back.

  3. Get your certificate

    Download your certificate of completion as soon as you finish. Anyone can check it on our certificate verification page.

Before you enroll

  • Before enrollment, confirm the specific course and required hours with your probation officer, attorney, or assigning authority.
  • If your order names a state-certified program, such as a batterer intervention program or a DUI/DWI program, ask whether an online education class can be used instead.
  • If our course or certificate is rejected, we will refund your payment in full with written proof of rejection.

North Carolina court-ordered class questions

Can I take a court-ordered class online in North Carolina?

Yes. All 6 RestoreU Learning classes are 100% online and self-paced, so you can take them from anywhere in North Carolina on a phone, tablet or computer. Whether an online class satisfies your order is decided by the court or agency that ordered it. Before enrollment, confirm the specific course and required hours with your probation officer, attorney, or assigning authority.

Which class do I need?

Take the class your court order, probation officer or attorney names. We offer Drug & Alcohol Awareness, Anger Management, Domestic Violence, Life Skills, Minor in Possession (MIP) and Traffic Safety. If your order calls for a state-certified program, such as a batterer intervention program or a DUI/DWI program, ask whether an online education class can be used instead before you enroll.

How many hours do I need?

Your order sets the hours. Our classes come in options from 4 to 52 hours, and you choose the option that matches your order when you enroll.

How do I show I finished?

You can download your certificate of completion as soon as you finish. Every certificate has a unique certificate number that anyone can check on our certificate verification page, and you can have a copy emailed to your attorney or probation officer when you complete the course.

What if my certificate is not accepted?

If our course or certificate is rejected, we will refund your payment in full with written proof of rejection. Contact us and we will help you with the next step.

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