We provide high-quality HGV & LGV training tailored to each person

C1 Training

Our C1 driver training course is designed to provide you with the necessary skills and knowledge to drive HGV/LGV vehicles weighing between 3,500kgs/3.5-tonnes and 7,500kgs/7.5-tonnes with a trailer of up to 750kgs. This license category is often required for driving ambulances, small delivery trucks, and horseboxes.

The training course is conducted over 3 days and is a total cost of £799. Included within the course is, medical, theory & case study, study materials, in-vehicle training, and the test itself. The medical exam is necessary to ensure that you are fit to drive a C1 vehicle. The theory & case study test will assess your knowledge of driving theory and regulations, and the study materials will help you prepare for the test.

During the in-vehicle training, our experienced instructors will provide you with the necessary skills and knowledge to handle a C1 vehicle, including practical driving techniques and vehicle safety. The test will assess your ability to drive a C1 vehicle safely and competently.

At LGV Training Centre, we understand that everyone has different learning needs, which is why our training course is tailored to suit each individual person. We aim to provide high-quality training that meets the requirements of the DVSA and prepares you for a successful career in HGV driving.

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C Training

Our C driver training course is designed to prepare you for driving heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in Scotland. With our course, you’ll be able to drive HGV/LGV vehicles weighing over 7.5 tonnes with a trailer up to 750kgs. Our training program is tailored to suit each individual, and we offer lessons that are specific to your needs.

The C driver training course is conducted over 5 days and is a total of £1495. Included in this course is, medical, theory & case study, study material, 20 hours of in-vehicle training, and the test itself. The medical examination is mandatory to ensure that you are fit to drive an HGV. The theory & case study test will assess your knowledge of driving regulations and theory, and the study material will help you prepare for the test.

During the hours of in-vehicle training, our experienced instructors will teach you practical driving skills, vehicle handling, and safety techniques. We aim to provide high-quality training that meets the requirements of the DVSA and prepares you for a successful career in HGV driving.

At LGV Training Centre, we understand that everyone has different learning needs, which is why our training course is tailored to suit each individual person.

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C+E Training

Our C+E driver training course is designed to help you become a qualified HGV driver in Scotland. With our course, you’ll be able to drive articulated vehicles weighing over 7.5 tonnes with a trailer. Our training program is tailored to suit each individual, and we offer lessons that are specific to your needs.

The C+E driver training course is conducted over 8-10 days and is a total of £2495. Included in the course is, medical, theory & case study, study material, 20 hours of in-vehicle training, and the test itself. The medical examination is mandatory to ensure that you are fit to drive an HGV. The theory & case study test will assess your knowledge of driving regulations and theory, and the study material will help you prepare for the test.

During the hours of in-vehicle training, our experienced instructors will teach you practical driving skills, vehicle handling, and safety techniques. We aim to provide high-quality training that meets the requirements of the DVSA and prepares you for a successful career in HGV driving.

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D Training

Our D driver training course is designed to help you become a qualified PCV (Passenger Carrying Vehicle) driver in Scotland. With our course, you’ll be able to drive buses, coaches, and other large passenger vehicles. Our training program is tailored to suit each individual, and we offer lessons that are specific to your needs.

The D driver training course is conducted over 5 days and is a total of £1495. Included in the course is, medical, theory & case study, study material, 20 hours of in-vehicle training, and the test itself. A medical examination is mandatory to ensure that you are fit to drive a PCV. The theory & case study test will assess your knowledge of driving regulations and theory, and the study material will help you prepare for the test.

During the hours of in-vehicle training, our experienced instructors will teach you practical driving skills, vehicle handling, and safety techniques. We aim to provide high-quality training that meets the requirements of the DVSA and prepares you for a successful career in PCV driving. Please note this course is only available in Glasgow.

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CPC

If you’re looking to work as a professional driver in Scotland, you will need a Driver CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence). Our CPC training course is designed to help you obtain this qualification and prepare you for a successful career as a driver.

Our CPC training program is tailored to suit each individual, and we offer lessons that are specific to your needs. The course includes modules that cover topics such as vehicle safety, driver hours and tachograph rules, and safe and fuel-efficient driving.

Our CPC training course is a 7 hour online course and is £35 per module.

If you’re looking to obtain your CPC qualification in Scotland, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information about our CPC training course.

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Frequently asked questions

To enroll in an HGV training course, you must have a valid UK driving license, be at least 18 years of age, and meet the minimum medical requirements for professional HGV drivers.

The salary for HGV/LGV drivers in the UK can vary based on a variety of factors such as experience, location, company size, and more. However, as a general guideline, the average salary for an HGV/LGV driver in the UK is around £31,787 per year, according to data from the UK government’s National Careers Service. This can vary significantly, with entry-level drivers earning around £17,000 per year, while experienced drivers and those working for larger companies can earn up to £45,000 or more per year.

The length of time it takes to learn to drive an HGV in the UK can vary based on several factors, including the type of licence you need, your previous driving experience, and the training provider you choose.

As a rough estimate, most HGV training courses in the UK last between 3 to 5 days for those with previous experience and up to 20 days for complete beginners. However, this can vary based on the course you choose and your individual circumstances.

It’s important to note that in addition to the practical driving training, you will also need to pass a theory test and a practical driving test to obtain your HGV licence. The time it takes to prepare for and pass these tests will also affect the overall length of time it takes to learn to drive an HGV.

In the UK, the minimum age to drive an HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) varies depending on the type of vehicle and the category of license.

For Category C1 (medium-sized lorries up to 7.5 tonnes), drivers must be at least 18 years old. For Category C (rigid vehicles over 7.5 tonnes) and Category C+E (articulated vehicles), drivers must be at least 21 years old.

In addition to the minimum age requirements, drivers must also hold a valid HGV driving licence, pass a medical examination, and pass a theory and practical driving test.

It’s important to note that some employers may also have their own age requirements for drivers, so it’s worth checking with potential employers to ensure you meet all the necessary criteria.

Passing the C and C+E categories of the HGV licence can increase your chances of finding work in the UK as these licences qualify you to drive larger vehicles such as articulated lorries and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs).

However, your chances of finding work will also depend on factors such as your level of experience, location, and the demand for HGV drivers in your area.

In general, the demand for HGV drivers in the UK is high, and there is often a shortage of qualified drivers. Many industries, such as logistics and construction, rely heavily on HGV drivers to transport goods and materials across the country. Therefore, if you have the relevant qualifications and a clean driving record, you should be able to find opportunities in the field.

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