Just like to say thankyou to all on this message board that have helped me through the past couple of weeks or months, the message board is a very good tool if you are intrested in doing your lorry licence.
BOOM!!!
CPC next got grandfather rights on me licence, so what now lol■■?
Start trucking
well done time to find a job now then eh 
CPC next got grandfather rights on me licence, so what now lol■■?
Firstly congratulations on the test pass. In answer to your question, you need to complete 35 hours periodic training before 10th Sept this year.
It is possible to get cpc credits from some other courses eg ADR, Class 1 (CE) HIAB and others. Before you book the course, ensure that it will count towards your cpc.
You can go to any trainer for any part of the cpc and you can repeat modules if you wish (not recommended).
All the best, Pete 
Peter Smythe:
You can go to any trainer for any part of the cpc and you can repeat modules if you wish (not recommended).All the best, Pete
I wouldn’t say that Pete some people struggle with some aspects of basic tacho and wtd requirements and by repeating the same course helps.
If strapped for cash then doing the same cheapest dcpc course 5 times to get the 35 hours can be the only option
Peter Smythe wrote:
You can go to any trainer for any part of the cpc and you can repeat modules if you wish (not recommended).All the best, Pete
I wouldn’t say that Pete some people struggle with some aspects of basic tacho and wtd requirements and by repeating the same course helps.
I can’t win!! As it happens, I frequently suggest that folks attend 2 tacho courses to get as much info as possible absorbed. But I avoided the comment as I didn’t wish to seem controversial. Like I say, I cant win!!!
But I’ll still say that, with that exception, I’ve found few modules that would stand repeating - including our own.
Pete
Peter Smythe:
Peter Smythe wrote:
You can go to any trainer for any part of the cpc and you can repeat modules if you wish (not recommended).All the best, Pete
I wouldn’t say that Pete some people struggle with some aspects of basic tacho and wtd requirements and by repeating the same course helps.
I can’t win!! As it happens, I frequently suggest that folks attend 2 tacho courses to get as much info as possible absorbed. But I avoided the comment as I didn’t wish to seem controversial. Like I say, I cant win!!!
But I’ll still say that, with that exception, I’ve found few modules that would stand repeating - including our own.
Pete
Just to add,the learning does not stop when getting the licence.
It is a minimum standard set by the Government to check you are safe on the road.
But well done on the pass,time to start knocking on doors.
Multi drop is like Marmite.