Theory

Theory schedule – your introduction from Monday to Friday

We offer intensive theory courses on an ongoing basis – you can start at any time. You don't have to attend the 14 mandatory topics in order: simply come to the sessions that suit you until you have them all. We cover two topics per evening.

Lessons Mon–Fri 6–9 pm · two topics per evening

Here's how it works

There are three things you need to know

Join at any time

No waiting for a course to start: you start on the evening that suits you, and gather the topics in your own order.

Two topics per evening

Each lesson lasts three hours and covers two of the 14 mandatory topics. This allows you to cover all topics in seven working days.

Registration on the day of instruction

Sign up briefly before every lesson – on school days from 08:00, directly via the button for the respective date at the bottom of the schedule. That way we know your spot is needed.

Finish

All dates for the coming weeks

August 2026

September 2026

The 14 mandatory topics

Every evening we cover two of these topics. The numbers in the schedule above refer to them. Topics 1 to 12 are the basics everyone needs; 13 and 14 are added for the car driving licence.

  1. 1Personal requirements
  2. 2Risk factor: the human being
  3. 3Legal framework
  4. 4Road traffic system and its use
  5. 5Right of way and traffic regulations
  6. 6Traffic signs, traffic installations and level crossings
  7. 7Other road users
  8. 8Speed, following distance and eco-friendly driving style
  9. 9Driving behaviour during manoeuvres, traffic observation
  10. 10Stationary traffic
  11. 11Conduct in special situations, consequences of violations
  12. 12Lifelong learning
  13. 13Technical conditions, transport of persons and goods, environment
  14. 14Driving solo vehicles and vehicle combinations

Free and without obligation

Let us advise you – at your driving school in Frankfurt

We'll call you back and discuss everything further – or you can just come by directly. Whether you sign up is entirely up to you.

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