Class 2 (Category C) Driver Training
Description:
This is a package suitable for anyone wanting to obtain their Category C (Class 2) driving licence.
This licence will allow you to drive any lorry or truck which ways between 3.5 and 32 tonnes.
This course also includes the Driver CPC Initial Qualification (Module 2 & 4) which is a legal requirement to drive large goods vehicles for the purposes of paid work.
All of our LGV training vehicles have automatic gearboxes. From April 2014, any candidates who pass their LGV/HGV driving test will receive a full manual licence even if you take the test in and automatic vehicle, as long as you passed your car driving test in a manual vehicle.
Duration:
Candidates should expect for the whole process to take between 2-3 months, but this can depend how efficient the DVSA are at sending your provisional licence back.
You will also need to allow time to study for your theory tests, and a day off work to go to a DVSA theory test centre to take your theory tests.
Every candidate will receive a minimum of 20 hours practical training with our instructor.
You’ll take the Module 3a (off-road), Module 3b (on-road) and CPC Module 4 Practical Demonstration tests at the DVSA Test Centre.
Cost:
£1,400.00 including VAT.
Our package includes:
- Drivers Medical (Booked at a date and time to suit you)
- Provisional Paperwork
- Online Theory, Hazard Perception & CPC study package
- Theory test
- Hazard Perception test
- CPC Module 2 test (case studies)
- 20 hours of vehicle and instructor hire
- DVSA Driver CPC Module 4 practical demonstration test
- DVSA C+E Module 3a (off-road) test
- DVSA C+E Module 3b (on-road) test
Requirements:
- Candidates must be 18 or over
- Have a UK car driving licence (in date photo card licence)
How to Book:
A £250.00 deposit is due upon booking the course. This is a non-refundable deposit.
The remaining balance of £1,150.00 is due 21 days prior to the first day of practical training. If the training and test times are moved back due to a delay in licence processing at the DVSA, candidate not being ready or any other reason, the balance will still be due 21 days prior to the original ‘start date’ of practical training.
If the training and test times are moved forward as the candidate is ready early, then the balance due date will be discussed on a case-by-case basis and a new payment date agreed.


