V1: Fully intensive
Your daily schedule includes 2×90 minutes for driving and theory. Theory takes place in one-to-one lessons. The schedule is tightly structured and in German.
- 2×90 minutes per day
- one-to-one theory lessons
- fixed schedule
- German
Intensive.
Clearly planned.
The intensive course combines your training into a fixed schedule: V1 is fully intensive – while V2 offers compact practical training after the theory test.
At a glance
- Approx. 2 weeksDriving licence on a fixed schedule (V1 or V2).
- Ebersberg districtThe fast-track course is only available there.
- No guaranteeSuccess depends on aptitude and effort in learning.
From plan to intensive course
- Register early
The intensive course must be registered at least 3 months in advance.
- Submit your application in good time
The driving licence application must be submitted to the relevant authority early enough.
- Choose V1 or V2
Intensive theory and practical training together – or compact practical training after the theory test.
- Keep fixed appointments
The compact schedule only works if you attend the agreed appointments.
V1 or V2 – which one suits you?
Same goal, different schedule.
V2: Intensive practical training
You first attend the regular theory lessons (no extra charge). Once you have passed the theory test, we schedule your practical training for around 2 weeks – including the practical test.
- regular theory lessons
- practical training after the theory test
- approx. 2 weeks
- test included
For these licence categories
The intensive course is available for cars and motorcycles:
- B197
- B78
- A
- A80
- A2
Important to know
- Intensive does not mean guaranteed: aptitude, preparation and consistent learning remain crucial.
- If the theory test is not passed, the practical test already scheduled may still incur a fee.
- The course only makes sense if you have enough time and study consistently.
Ready for your intensive course?
You can find the prices in the price calculator: choose “Fast & intensive”, select your licence class, done.