HGVT: Top Platform for HGV Class 1 Driver Training Programme

HGVT, a top driver training academy, provides HGV Class 1 driver training courses.
Through standard training driving schools, drivers seeking to advance their careers can do so with ease. These training schools will better prepare them for certification exams that will set them apart from other drivers. HGVT is a leading driver training academy that provides driver training courses and programmes in the United Kingdom. The driving school has well-trained and dedicated instructors on its team. Thus, they offer driver's licence training courses, including CAT C, CAT C1 + E, CAT C1, CAT C+ E, trailer towing, CAT D1, and CAT D.

In response to a query about their services, the spokesperson of HGVT commented, "We put the needs of our trainees first. This is why we ensure that we equip them with all they need to know about their licence acquisition exams. As a driver training platform, we also help companies of all sizes with training their drivers, as they may not have the resources or time to train them. This gives them time to focus on more crucial aspects of their businesses. We have been in operation for years, and with our experience, we guide different drivers on their career paths, pointing them to opportunities within the driving industry."

HGVT's courses are designed to address the theoretical and practical areas of driver's licence acquisition exams. The driver training academy has ever-available and passionate instructors who ensure students are adequately prepared before the day of their exams. They work closely with students from the time of their enrolment till the day of their exams and even after. They offer HGV Cat C+E licence/Class 1 licence training, which allows one to drive vehicles weighing over 7.5t with a detachable or a separate trailer. Through this type of training programme, drivers can increase their income and enhance their professional HGV driving CV. Those interested in an HGV licence [https://www.hgvt.co.uk/hgv-licence/] can contact HGVT.

The spokesperson added, "The Class 1 licence is known to be the standard for most professional drivers. At HGVT, we provide Class 1 licence driver training at a discounted rate. Our winter price slash is up to 500 off. However, this offer is only valid until 31st December 2024. The driver training programme also comes with a few requirements. For instance, those who want to register for the training must be 18 years old or above and hold a valid LGV CAT C or Class 2 Licence."

HGVT provides CAT C + E (Class 1 licence) driver training services at affordable rates. The training programme requires that drivers get a provisional licence, take a medical test, do a theory exam, and gain their periodic CPC certification. However, those who are existing holders of CAT C licence do not need to do a medical & theory test. Drivers enrolled on the programme will be trained for up to 20 hours behind the wheel. For more information about the HGV Class 1 [https://www.hgvt.co.uk/hgv-training/hgv-cat-ce-class-1-licence/] programme, people can visit their website.

About HGVT:

HGVT is a leading driver training academy in the United Kingdom. The driving school has been in operation for years with numerous centres in different locations. Their courses and programmes focus on helping drivers improve their skills, pass their licence acquisition exams, and become recognized professionals. They have qualified and highly experienced trainers on their team to guide student drivers on their journey to success. Those who would like to register for the C1 licence [https://www.hgvt.co.uk/what-does-a-c1-licence-entitle-you-to-drive/] training programme can do so on their website.
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