AA Kenya Driving School Fees Structure today

This article is about AA Kenya Driving School Fees Structure today. AA is the best driving school in Kenya. It has been in operation since 1919. The school headquarters is located at the Renaissance Corporate Park in Upper Hill Nairobi. They have more than 50 branches across Kenya.

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AA offers training for the following classes and categories;

A2 (Boda Boda Operators),

A2 (Beginner/Beginner),
B1 (Sedan-Manual/Automatic),
B3 (PLV/Professional),

C (Truck/Bus)
D (PSV) and
D Special Class (PWD).

They also offer refresher courses.

AA training is recognized by government, international organizations and the private business sector.

AA Kenya Driving School Fees Structure today

AA Kenya Driving School Fees Structure

Boda Boda- Light/Taxi/Courier/Three-WheelerCategory A1/2/3	Training Fees: 5,780NTSA Fees: 2,450Total: Ksh 8,230
Saloon CarCategory B1/2/3	Training Fees: 18,780NTSA Fees: 2,450Total: Ksh 21,230
Light/Medium Trucks & BusesCategory C1/2	Training Fees: 12,780NTSA Fees: 2,350Total: Ksh 15, 130
PSVCategory D1/2	Training Fees: 12,780NTSA Fees: 2,350Total: Ksh 15, 130

Below are charges that include the NTSA fees. Hope this sheds more clarity.

AA Kenya defensive driving fee structure

Intermediate Defensive Driving Course; With basic mechanics and driving practice

It provides motorists with up-to-date traffic laws, rules and regulations.

Period: 3 days

Cost: 29,150 Kenyan shillings

Intermediate Defensive Driving Course; With practical guide

Provides drivers with safe driving skills, attitudes and behavioral changes.

Period: 2 days

Cost: 22,000 Kenyan shillings

Intensive Defensive Driving Course; with first aid, firefighting, healthcare and customer service

Improve driver skills with troubleshooting analysis in motor vehicle driving, traffic safety, first aid skills, basic mechanics and access to driver expertise.

Period: 5 days

Cost: 44,000 Kenyan shillings