Bc1 Course
Light Vehicles & Trucks(Full Course)
A BC1 driving course is a combined training program that qualifies a driver to operate both light passenger vehicles (Class B) and light commercial trucks (Class C1). This course is designed to equip trainees with skills for both personal and professional light-duty driving.
KSh 15,000
Complete course fee
All materials included
Flexible scheduling
NTSA approved
No hidden costs
Course Overview
A BC1 driving course is a combined training program that qualifies a driver to operate both light passenger vehicles (Class B) and light commercial trucks (Class C1). This course is designed to equip trainees with skills for both personal and professional light-duty driving.
Duration
4 weeks
Class Size
1-on-1 instruction
Vehicle Type
Dual control training car
Certification
NTSA approved
Course Highlights
Vehicle Scope: The course covers light trucks with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) exceeding 3,500 kg up to 7,500 kg, and sometimes includes light trailers (not exceeding 750 kg)
Comprehensive Training: Covers essential driving aspects, including road signs, traffic rules, and highway codes.
Defensive Driving: A major highlight is training on defensive driving techniques to prevent accidents and improve road safety.
Course Curriculum
Theory Training
Essential knowledge and regulations
- Introduction to Driving: Basic vehicle systems, controls, and maintenance.
- Fundamental Driving Rules: Traffic laws, regulations, and road safety protocols.
- Highway Codes & Road Signs: Understanding signs, markings, and signals.
- Model Town Board: Detailed training on navigating roundabouts, intersections, parking, and traffic rules.
- Human Factors in Traffic: Understanding driver psychology, fatigue management, and responsibility.
- First Aid: Basic emergency response training.
- Defensive Driving: Techniques to avoid accidents, anticipate hazards, and handle adverse conditions.
What You'll Learn
Vehicle Operation: Graduates are qualified to drive saloon cars (personal cars) and light trucks with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) between 3,500 kg and 7,500 kg.
Capacity: Allows operation of vehicles with either manual or automatic gearboxes.
Trailer Usage: Holders are permitted to tow a light trailer (not exceeding 750 kg).
Certification: Upon passing the NTSA driving test, candidates are issued a Certificate of Competence (C of C) for both classes.
Career Scope: Enables employment as a driver for light commercial vehicles, delivery trucks, or company vehicles
Prerequisites
Provisional Driving License (PDL): You must apply for a PDL on the NTSA TIMS/eCitizen portal before starting practical lessons.
Training Duration: The course typically takes 1 month (4-6 weeks).
Curriculum Content: Training includes theory on traffic rules, road signs, model town board, and practical driving lessons