Two ways to complete the KPP
Classroom batches — Saturdays, 9am to 3pm
Six hours in our 18-seat KPP studio at Setia Walk. Lecture-style for the first three hours (Road Acts, signs, hazard perception), workshop-style for the second three (case studies, group quiz, KPP01 practice paper). Coffee, biscuits and a halal lunch are included.
Self-paced mobile portal
Six hours of bilingual video content (Bahasa Malaysia and English) plus 1,200+ practice questions modelled on the JPJ KPP01 bank. Available on any browser, mobile or desktop. Built-in mock tests reproduce the JPJ timing and pass mark.
What the KPP covers
- Highway Code, road signs and traffic regulations
- Hazard perception, defensive driving and stopping distances
- Vehicle dynamics — basics of braking, steering and tyre behaviour
- Sharing the road with motorbikes, lorries and pedestrians
- Driving etiquette and the legal consequences of poor judgement
- What to do after an accident, mechanical failure or police stop
The KPP01 computer test
The JPJ KPP01 test is 50 multiple-choice questions in 50 minutes — you need 42 correct (84%) to pass. Most of our students pass on the first attempt. The mobile portal includes 25 mock tests that mirror the difficulty and timing.
Once you pass the KPP01, JPJ issues your provisional L licence (valid for six months), which lets you begin practical lessons with a school-registered dual-control vehicle.
“Skipping the theory study and trying to wing the KPP01 is the most common reason people fail. The pass mark is 84% — not nine out of ten, eighty-four percent. Two hours of practice questions makes all the difference.” — Cikgu Prema, KPP Instructor
Who is this program for?
- Anyone aged 16 or above without a current Malaysian L or P licence
- Foreign licence holders whose conversion requires re-sitting the theory test
- Family members who want to study together for our weekend batch