On average, you should only need between 20-24 hours, which will be spread over several days. This will give applicants plenty of time to absorb what is being taught to them.
Verbal and practical training will be given, covering areas such as:
- Improving General Driving Skills
- Demonstrating Common Situations and Driving Manoeuvres
- Teaching the Reversing Manoeuvre
- Show Me/Tell Me Questions
And once you’re ready, you’ll proceed onto the test. The test is a combination of vehicle safety questions, a reversing exercise, and 50-60 minutes of driving on a public road. You’ll be assessed across multiple variables, such as how you interact with other road users, your general driving, and how you handle road and traffic conditions. So long as you don’t make more than 15 minor faults and no serious faults, you’ll have passed the test.