Get CPC training that serves a purpose
Clear initial and periodic routes
We explain the difference between qualification routes so you know exactly what training you need.
Useful topics for working drivers
We cover hours, tachographs, checks and road behaviour in ways drivers can apply straight away.
Flexible session planning
Seven-hour sessions help us plan training around your CPC record and your work pattern.
Keep your Driver CPC clear and current
Driver CPC can feel confusing when you're trying to work out what counts towards an initial qualification and what keeps a Driver Qualification Card current. We make that clearer by explaining the difference first, then helping you choose the right route. For periodic training, we deliver seven-hour sessions that build towards the required 35 hours in each five-year period. We cover subjects such as vehicle checks, tachographs, drivers' hours, the Working Time Directive, defensive driving, fuel-efficient driving and professional urban driving, so the time you spend on training stays useful for your role rather than feeling like a box to tick.
Plan modules around the way you work
Not every driver needs the same mix of topics or the same timing. We can help you plan Driver CPC modules around your record, job demands and the knowledge you need to refresh. That is useful for individual drivers trying to stay on top of qualification requirements and for employers arranging training across a workforce. Because we deliver JAUPT-accredited training, you can book with confidence that the hours are structured correctly while still keeping the content practical, relevant and linked to safer decisions on the road.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between initial and periodic Driver CPC?
Initial Driver CPC supports drivers working towards the professional qualification at the start of their route. Periodic Driver CPC is used by qualified drivers to complete 35 hours of approved training within each five-year cycle and keep their record current.
How are the 35 hours usually completed?
We deliver periodic Driver CPC in seven-hour sessions, which lets drivers and employers build the full 35 hours in manageable parts. We can help you look at what has already been completed so the next sessions fit your record and role.
What topics can we cover on Driver CPC courses?
We cover practical subjects such as vehicle checks, tachographs, drivers' hours, the Working Time Directive, defensive driving, fuel-efficient driving and professional urban driving. We plan the emphasis around what will be most useful in your day-to-day work.