LGV Theory Test Preparation

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Large Vehicle Driving Theory Test

There are two sections to the driving test for LGV (Large Goods Vehicle):

1. A theory test

2. A practical test

You should clear the theory test before you can step through the practical test.

The theory test has two sections:

1. A multiple choice part

2. Hazard recognition test.

You don’t need to take the two pieces of the test around the same time yet you should take them inside two years of one another to get your theory test certificate.

Course Options

This course is available to study in Classroom only.

Classroom Learning 4 weeks training

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Price: £250.00

Our Locations :

129 Evington road, Leicester, LE2 1QJ

120 Melton Road, Leicester, LE4 5ED

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Course overview

The test is an extremely significant piece of figuring out how to drive a LGV since when you get to your practical test you’ll have to demonstrate that you can use what you realize for this test when you’re driving on the road.

It’s vital to plan for your theory test; it might be some time since you last refreshed your insight into the guidelines of the street. The better prepared you are, the almost certain you are to pass first time, which will spare you the time and cash that retaking the test will cost.

The Door Supervisor Training Course is Suitable for:

This course is suitable for new entrants or other security personnel who would like to widen their skills and be eligible to apply for a SIA Licence to work as a door supervisor within Private Security Industry. Once you have gained this qualification you would be able to work as a Door Supervisor in the UK and your employment chances will increase. Following are some reasons why people choose to do this course:

Flexible working hours
Part time and Full time roles available
Multiple employment opportunities
Extra money on the weekends and night shifts

Study Method:

At Bright Learning centre, this course is delivered by our qualified and experienced tutors. We deliver this course to meet individual’s needs, therefore you can complete this course by the following method:

Classroom-Based Learning:

We deliver this course in classroom based environment only. It is 6 days course including first Aid qualification. Learners must attend all 6 days to gain this qualifcation.

Assessment:

You will be assessed on each course units seperately. Each unit will be assessed by a Multiple choice exam. For each question, you will have to choose the correct answer from 4 options provided to you.

This unit 4 is also assessed by practical observations while demonstrating physical Intervention Skills.

All of the assessments will be conducted within the course duration. You will also writing evidential statement and completing the search scenario.

We understand that exams can be daunting or nervous for many candidates. Many candidates on the course have not sat an examination in a long time. The trainer on the course will equip you with all the knowledge needed to pass.

Course content

Getting ready for the multiple choice test:

The questions in the multiple choice test are taken from three books:

The Official Highway Code
The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Goods Vehicles
Know Your Traffic Signs

You’ll have to use these when you’re getting ready. There are loads of items accessible that contain practice questions yet it’s extremely significant you don’t simply gain proficiency with the appropriate responses without understanding the questions fully because the questions on the real test aren’t exactly the same as the practice ones.

Using official publications will enable you to take advantage of your preparation. You can find these and more on our online shop. Or check out the Official DVSA Learning Zone.

To enable you to become accustomed to how the multiple choice test looks on-screen, you can work on doing the test on the web. You can also test your comprehension of street signs, with our free practice test.

The multiple choice test covers the following topics:

Vehicle weights and measurements
Drivers’ hours and rest periods
Braking systems
The driver
The road
Incidents, accidents and emergencies
Vehicle condition
Leaving the vehicle
Vehicle loading
Restricted view
Essential documents
Environmental issues
Other road users
Road and traffic signs

Extra info

Entry Requirements:

You must have a first aid qualification before you can take the training. This should be an Emergency First Aid at work certificate or higher. You must also have English language skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening equivalent to the Level 1 functional skills in Literacy. You will also have to provide your Photo Identification such as Passport and Full UK driving Licence, Passport size photograph and Proof of Address (not more than 3 months old).

What certificate am I going to receive?

Successful candidates will receive a Level 2 Award in Door Supervision certificate from an awarding body within England and Wales who are currently recognised by Ofqual and Department for Education and Skills.

Awarding Body

PEARSON is an Awarding Organisation recognised by the qualification regulators for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The regulators are the Office of the Qualifications and Examinations Regulator (Ofqual) in England, the Welsh Government in Wales and the Council for Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) in Northern Ireland.

PEARSON aim to provide qualifications that meet the needs of industry. They are designed by leading professionals and delivered to centres and learners with integrity and compliance in mind.

What careers can I choose with this qualification?

Learners who will successfully complete Level 2 Award in working as Door Supervisor are eligible to work as Security guard or Door Supervisor. You will be able to work in Private Security Industry such as bars, pubs, clubs and other licenced premises at public events. The average salary for door supervisor is £17000 – £22000 per annum.

FAQ

What qualifications do I need for this course?

To get a front-line licence, you will need to do the Level 2 Award for Working as a Door Supervisor within the Private Security Industry. To obtain this qualification, you will need to complete 4 training modules and pass the exams. As per the latest SIA Update, Door supervision training must be delivered over a minimum of 6 days. In addition to this, you must also have a first aid qualification before you can take the training.