Initial CPC (Module 4) Training Course

When Do You Need Initial CPC (Module 4)?

Anybody who drives a vehicle weighing over 3.5T for “hire or reward” needs the CPC qualification alongside their vocational licence, or they can’t legally drive the vehicle. If a driver is stopped driving and does not have a CPC qualification they can be heavily fined!
If you obtained your LGV licence after 10th September 2009 you will need to obtain your CPC by completing the module 2 CPC Case Studies Test and the Module 4 Practical Demonstration Test.

When you have successfully completed your module 2 and module 4 tests you will receive your DCPC card. During the next 5 years you must complete 35 hours of periodic CPC training.

If you obtained your care licence before 1st January 1997 you should have Category C1 on your licence – and don’t need to do take module 2 and module 4 tests. However you still need to complete 35 hours of periodic CPC training to obtain your CPC card.

Why Choose PASS Ltd Training?

PASS Ltd Training can provide you with a range of online training material for the module 2 case studies test, we can arrange this for you. We will also book the test for you, we do not charge anything on top of the test fee.

Once you have successfully completed the CPC Case Studies Test we can provide you with comprehensive training to prepare you for the Module 4 CPC Practical Demonstration Test. Our training is widely recognised as being the best in the area at our purpose built training site.

During the training we will cover all of the scenarios that you face on your test, we will also provide you with all the answers! We will conduct practical exercises realistic to the ones that you will experience on your test. Our training includes the use of one of our training vehicles for the actual test, many training providers do not include this.

Module 2 CPC Case Studies

This test consists of 50 multiple choice questions, based on 7 different scenarios. Each scenario is realistic to those that may be faced by an LGV driver. You must get at least 40 correct answers to pass the test.

Module 4 CPC Practical Demonstration Test

This test is a practical “show me, tell me” test. The DVSA examiner will ask you 5 questions, following which you must either “show” or “tell” the answer. The questions cover the following areas:

The overall pass mark is 80%, with each question contributing 20% towards your overall score. In addition to the 80% overall score you must achieve a minimum of 15% on each question.