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At Excel Training QLD, we begin by assessing your current driving experience to design a personalised training program that suits your skill level and schedule. Based on this assessment, we plan the number of lessons and overall training duration needed to build your confidence and competence behind the wheel. Our experience shows that attending two lessons per week offers optimal progress for most learners.
You will receive one-on-one instruction from our team of highly qualified male and female instructors, available across Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Our instructors make the learning process enjoyable and effective, using their detailed knowledge of local suburbs and Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) test centres to help you prepare thoroughly for your driving test.
Training sessions are conducted in modern, air-conditioned vehicles, with both automatic and manual car options available. If you have a preferred instructor, please inform us at the time of booking, and we will do our best to accommodate your request.
To obtain a Queensland Class C (Car) licence, you must:
Our instructors will support you throughout each step, from initial lessons to test day, ensuring you meet all requirements confidently.
If you hold an overseas driver licence and are moving to Queensland, the process to convert your licence depends on your country of origin.
For more detailed information and to access the necessary forms and resources, visit the Queensland Government’s Transport and Motoring website.
Please ensure you bring the following to your practical driving test:
We prepare learners for driving tests at official Queensland Transport and Main Roads testing centres, including:
Keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you and avoid tailgating
Follow the speed limit and adjust your speed according the road conditions.
Use your turn signal before changing lane or turning and check your blind spots.
Wear your seat belt and make sure your passengers do the same
Avoid distractions such as using your phone, eating, drinking the while driving
Drive sober and drug-free and avoid driving when you are tired or drowsy
Practice defensive driving by being alert, cautiou and courteous
Know the local traffic laws and signs and follow them accordingly