Learners Licence Course

By being the holder of a full Class 2 licence, you will be able to drive any heavy rigid vehicle that is capable of carrying loads and weighing up to a maximum of 18,000 kgs. The Class 2 training course includes two days theory training in class and up to four hours on road training and assessment. Participants will complete unit standards 17574 and 24089 which will also be registered onto the NZQA framework.

By being the holder of a full Class 4 licence, you will be able to drive any heavy rigid vehicle that is capable of carrying loads and weighing beyond 18,000 kgs. The Class 4 training course includes two days theory training in class and up to four hours on road training and assessment. Participants will complete unit standards 17576 and 24089 which will also be registered onto the NZQA framework. If unit standard 24089 has already been completed, then the theory training component can be reduced to one day.

By being the holder of a full Class 5 licence, you will be able to drive any combination vehicle that has a total combined weight over 25,000kg. The Class 5 training course includes two days theory training in class and up to four hours on road training and assessment. Participants will complete unit standards 17577 and 24089 which will also be registered onto the NZQA framework. If unit standard 24089 has already been completed, then the theory training component can be reduced to one day.

Logbook and Worktime rule course including unit standard 24089

Practice questions for class 2 learners licence

By being the holder of a full Class 2 licence, you will be able to drive any heavy rigid vehicle that is capable of carrying loads and weighing up to a maximum of 18,000 kgs. You have the choice of online learning, or in class, or a blend of training with in class assessments and practical training and assessment. Participants will complete unit standards 17574 and 24089 which will also be registered onto the NZQA framework.

By being the holder of a full Class 4 licence, you will be able to drive any heavy rigid vehicle that is capable of carrying loads and weighing over 18,000 kgs. You have the choice of online learning, or in class, or a blend of training with in class assessments and practical training and assessment. Participants will complete unit standards 17576 and 24089 (if required) which will also be registered onto the NZQA framework.

You can select just the options you need to keep training costs to a minimum