First-aid course (Nothelferkurs), traffic course (VKU), motorbike basic course and WAB – compact, near you and straight to the point.
In the first-aid course (Nothelferkurs), you learn what to do in an accident: securing the scene, calling emergency services, recovery position, CPR and using a defibrillator. The certificate is valid for 6 years and required for your learner's permit (Lernfahrausweis).
In the traffic theory course (VKU), you learn how to read traffic: visual techniques, spotting hazards, traffic dynamics and road user awareness. The price depends on the canton – 170.– in Zürich, Zug and Schwyz, 220.– in Aargau.
The mandatory basic motorbike course (PGS) prepares you for the road in three parts: vehicle control, cornering technique, braking and road behaviour. All three parts together cost 540.–, a single part is 180.–.
The further training course (WAB) is a one-day course for anyone with a probationary driving licence. You practice spotting hazards, eco-driving and how to react in critical situations. You must complete it within 12 months after passing your driving test.
10 hours, usually spread over two days.
Yes. The first aid certificate is a prerequisite for applying for a learner driver's permit for a car or motorcycle.
Yes, the course material is included.
Six years from the course date.
Yes, simply choose a suitable date and register directly online.
A mandatory 8-lesson course that helps you correctly assess traffic situations and recognize hazards early.
After passing the theory test or with the learner driver's permit – and before the practical driving test.
Yes, the VKU is mandatory for categories B, A, and A1.
Afterwards, we tell you honestly how many you probably need.
