Hi, I'm Blaze,

People ask me all the time how I ended up running a driving school at my age. The short version? I had a terrible experience as a student, and I never got over it.

I signed up with the school everyone recommended. It was affordable, close to home, and supposedly “got the job done.” But the instructor barely taught me anything. He took phone calls during my lessons, signed off on hours I never completed, and rushed me to a test I wasn't remotely ready for.

I failed my G2 four times.

It wasn't until my mom found a private instructor who actually cared that everything clicked. He broke things down step by step, wouldn't move on until I understood, and made sure I was truly ready. I passed on my next attempt. Same kid, same car, same test. The only thing that changed was who was teaching me.

That gap between what my parents paid for and what I actually received stuck with me for years. While studying Commerce at Toronto Metropolitan University, I kept coming back to it. The more I looked into the industry, the more I realized my experience wasn't unique. Students across Ontario were being pushed through a system designed to collect fees, not build skills.

So I built the school I wished existed when I was 16.

Greenhorn is a driving school built on accountability. Every lesson comes with a detailed evaluation sheet so you know exactly what you covered and where you stand. Our web platform tracks your skill progression from “Not Covered” all the way to “Mastered” so there's never any guessing.

We don't cut hours. We don't rush students to test before they're ready. We don't treat this like a transaction. If your kid isn't progressing, you'll know, because the data is right there in front of you.

We built everything ourselves. The booking system, the progress tracking, the achievement badges, the evaluation reports. We built a platform that puts students and parents in control because that's the school I needed when I was learning.