For learners

Training terms and arrangements

Find practical information about how lessons are organised, paying for a course, resuming after a break, sharing feedback and ending a training agreement.

How training is organised

Training programmes take account of Estonia's Continuing Education Standard, the Traffic Act and current driver training requirements. Each curriculum sets out the learning aims, topics and expected outcomes. Theory lessons take place in equipped classrooms; practical lessons use the driving school's training vehicles. Lessons are delivered by teachers and instructors with relevant training and experience, who continue to develop their professional skills.

Category B curriculum (PDF)

Course fees and payment

The course fee and payment dates are agreed before training begins. Depending on the course and the agreement with the school, you can pay in full or by instalments: the first payment before the course starts and the remainder by the agreed date during the course. Payment is accepted in cash at the school or by bank transfer. Training for a learner referred by Töötukassa is covered under the terms of the referral.

Resuming after a break

If you need to pause your training, contact the school to discuss when and how you can continue. Rejoining the student list is free if less than two years have passed since training began. After the two-year period, the rejoining fee is €50. The school will confirm which parts of the course remain to be completed.

Questions and feedback

You can share comments or suggestions about a lesson, learning material or course arrangements with your teacher or instructor, or email the school. Feedback is discussed with the teaching team and used to improve lesson arrangements and learning materials.

Taking part in lessons

Learners are expected to meet the requirements for their training, provide requested documents and pay invoices by their due dates. Do not attend a lesson or driving session under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicating substances. If a serious conflict or other disruption arises, the school will review what happened and discuss possible ways forward with those involved.

When training may be ended

The school considers whether training should end based on the circumstances of each case. Reasons may include a serious or repeated breach of lesson rules, failure to provide required documents, an unpaid invoice or attending a lesson while intoxicated. Where possible, the school will establish the facts and hear the learner's explanation. Any decision is made under the training agreement and applicable law.

Cancelling an agreement and refunds

A consumer may have a 14-day right to withdraw from a distance contract. Starting a service during that period does not automatically remove this right. If the consumer expressly asks the school to begin training before the withdrawal period ends, they may have to pay the proportionate value of the service provided up to the point of withdrawal. The right to withdraw ends after full performance only when the advance consent and acknowledgement required by law have been obtained. Refunds are calculated with regard to the agreement, the service actually provided and the consumer's statutory rights. The right to withdraw depends on how the agreement was concluded and the terms of the service.