What attending means
Periodic training is about learning, not testing. You need to attend the full course – arriving late or leaving early can mean the hours are not recorded. Bring your licence or Driver Qualification Card so the centre can upload your attendance correctly.
Making the hours count
The best courses include practical exercises, discussion and real examples from lorry, bus and coach work. Take part, ask questions and bring your own experiences – you will get far more out of the day.
Lorry, bus, coach and minibus routes
If your aim is a minibus, bus or coach seat, PCV training gives you the passenger carrying vehicle entitlement; if it is freight, HGV/LGV training is the way in. For paid driving either way you will add Driver CPC by passing CPC Module 2 and CPC Module 4.
Related pages
- I hold a Transport Manager CPC – do I still need the Driver CPC?
- Will I be charged for the Driver Qualification Card?
- Who delivers periodic Driver CPC training?
- I am a new driver – do I need periodic training?
- I hold both PCV and lorry licences – do I need two sets of periodic training?
- Should I compare PCV training schools?
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