Drug Offender Education Program (DOEP) – 15-Hour Course in Texas
Court-Ordered Drug Class for First-Time Offenders | TDLR-Approved
If you’ve been ordered by a Texas court to complete a Drug Offender Education Program (DOEP), Alamo Center is ready to help. Our state-approved 15-hour class is designed to meet legal requirements and help you take meaningful steps toward change. The course is fully compliant with Texas law, accepted by all courts and probation departments statewide, and delivered online in a convenient, supportive format.
The Drug Offender Education Program, also called DOEP, is a 15-hour course mandated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). This class is required for individuals with a drug-related conviction, often involving controlled substances, possession charges, or violations related to marijuana, narcotics, or prescription drugs.
Course Requirements:
Length: 15 hours (typically 3 sessions over 3–5 days)
Format: Live instructor-led sessions on Zoom
Language Options: English and Spanish
Certificate: Digital completion certificate provided same day
Approved by: TDLR and accepted by all Texas courts and probation offices
Who Is Required to Take the DOEP Class?
You may be required to complete this course if you:
Were convicted of a drug possession charge or controlled substance offense
Are on probation or parole and must complete court-ordered drug classes
Had your Texas driver’s license suspended for a drug-related arrest
Are working to regain driving privileges through the DPS requirement process
Have been referred by a court, probation officer, or attorney
Don’t risk non-compliance. Alamo Center’s course is court approved, fully meets Texas Drug Offender Education Program standards, and provides everything you need.
Why Choose Alamo Center for Your DOEP Class?
Officially Licensed by the State of Texas
Our course is approved by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) and meets all standards for court, probation, and DPS requirements.
100% Online and Easy to Attend
You don’t need to leave home. Join from any city in Texas, including Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso, and smaller towns across the state.
Instructor-Led Sessions Over Zoom
Learn from licensed educators who provide guidance, structure, and insight throughout the course.
Same-Day Certificate Delivery
Finish your class and receive a digital completion certificate the same day - ready to submit to your court or probation officer.
Supportive and Private Experience
We provide a non-judgmental, confidential environment focused on education and progress.
What You’ll Learn in the Drug Offender Education Program
Texas drug laws and how drug offenses impact your life
Physical and mental effects of drug use
How substance use affects family, work, and community
Understanding patterns of behavior and decision-making
Building tools to reduce risk of reoffending
Creating an individual action plan for ongoing success
Resources for support, recovery, and long-term change
Our goal is to help you better understand the consequences of drug use and support you in making lasting positive changes.
We proudly support residents and legal clients in: Harris County, Travis County, Dallas County, Bexar County, Tarrant County, Collin County Cities including, Houston, San Antonio, Lubbock, Corpus Christi, McAllen, Frisco, Amarillo, Waco, and more Whether you’re in a large city or a rural area, our program is accessible and accepted statewide.
How It Works
Sign Up Online
Choose your preferred schedule and enroll in minutes.
Attend Zoom Sessions
Participate in three live sessions from any device with internet access.
Complete All 15 Hours
Full attendance is required. Sessions include discussion, learning, and real-time support.
Receive Your Certificate
Get your TDLR-compliant certificate and meet your legal obligations.
Common Searches We Serve
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Our program is officially licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and meets statewide standards.
Yes. We deliver this course through Zoom with real instructors. You can attend from anywhere in Texas.
Texas courts, probation departments, and the Department of Public Safety (DPS) all accept our certificates.
Yes. We issue your certificate by email as soon as the class is completed and verified.
You must attend all 15 hours. We’ll help you reschedule missed sessions if needed.
Start Your DOEP Class Now with Alamo Center
Whether you're trying to meet court requirements, regain your driver’s license, or take steps toward a better future, our DOEP course offers the education and support you need. Alamo Center has helped thousands of Texans complete their classes on time, from cities large and small.
