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You do not need to worry if English is not your mother language or it has been few years the last time you prepared for a test.

Class will take place via Zoom video call. you donot have to go anywhere you can learn from home.  

Zeepreps offers test preparation for a variety of tests including Life in the UK, Driving Theory (Car), B1 English test.

At Zeepreps, we use a personalized approach to teaching that ensures that each student receives individual attention and instructions.

No, The test will be in English but Zee Preps will empower you to do the test confidently. 

At Zeepreps, we use a personalized approach to teaching that ensures that each student receives individual attention and instructions.

No, you must pass your theory test before you can book a practical test. It’s important that you study, not to pass the test but to become the safe driver. 

It depends on the student learning style. My last driving theory student passed with only 2 lessons. If you require help with specific topics you will need less lessons. We will ask you to bring the screenshot of questions you didn't understand or got wrong. After you have the screenshots contact us and book your free trial and we will see where we go from there. 

·  Arriving at the test centre make sure you bring all relevant documents such as proof of ID (Provisional Licence) and test booking form.

- Make sure you arrive 15 min before test time.

·  If you do not bring the documents your test will be cancelled and also will not refunded. (Failing to prepare is preparing to fail). 

·  It’s important that you state your needs when you book the test so the necessary arrangements can be made.

·  There’s an English language voice over on a headset to help you if you have reading difficulties 

·  You can ask for up to twice the normal time to take the multiple-choice part. 

· You do not need to take a theory test before you book a driving test to upgrade: 

• an automatic car licence to a manual car licence 
• from category A1 (small motorcycle) to category A2 (medium motorcycle) if you’ve had the licence for at least 2 years 
• from category C1 (medium vehicles) To category C (large vehicles) Unless you got your C1 entitlement from passing a car driving test 
• from category D1 (minibus) to category D (bus) 
• any licence to be able to tow a trailer 

You do not need to take a theory test before you book a: 

• taxi driving test 
• tractor driving test 

·  While solving each question put yourself in the situation of Theory test questions for a moment and choose the safest option available.  

·  Reason of both theory or practical driving test is to check if you will be a safe driver on road in future.

·  Reason of hazard perception test is to check your ability to respond to hazards or developing hazards. 

The driving theory test is administered by the DVSA (Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency), a government agency that provides driver education and sets the theory and practical tests for cars and other vehicles. The DVSA is different to the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) which is responsible for keeping a database of drivers and vehicles in the UK and issuing licences. Both of these organisations are governed by the Department of Transport. 

If you have a reading difficulty such as dyslexia, a disability or a health condition, you need to contact the DVSA before booking your test to discuss your options. See the government website for more details. 

Candidates can only take the test in English or Welsh. Foreign language voiceovers or interpreters cannot be used. 

Before April 2014, candidates were able to sit the theory test in 21 different languages including Arabic and Urdu. 

No. The test hasn’t been designed to catch you out. Just make sure you read the question properly and select the most logical answer. 

All of the questions will have four answers to choose from listed after the question. One of these is correct and the other three are incorrect. A few years ago, some of the questions may have had more than four options to choose from with several possible correct answers. This has since been changed by the DVSA. 

Below is an example of how a multiple-choice question will appear during your test: 

The Review Screen button gives a summary showing the number of questions you have answered, the number of questions you have left unanswered and the number of questions you have flagged. You can revisit these questions via this screen. You can also finish the test session before the time is up by clicking the End A diagram of the review screen is below: 

The theory test itself is made of two parts. The first part consists of 50 multiple-choice questions which tests your knowledge of driving practices. The second part is a video-based hazard perception test which assesses your ability to respond to hazardous situations on the road. Both parts are taken on the same day.