The Job Factor:

More and more employers require a driver’s license even if driving isn’t in the job description. Why? Because it shows responsibility, reliability, and mobility.

Job types that often require a license:

• Admin assistants (for errands)

• Hospitality staff (late shifts)

• Freelancers/contractors

• Uber/Bolt drivers (obviously)

• Internships (some require a car)

For Students? It’s About Time:

When you’re juggling school and life, being able to drive yourself (legally) can make or break your routine. No more unreliable taxis. No more begging lifts. Freedom is the win.

How to Get Licensed, Fast:

• Study the K53 manual

• Book your learner's test at your nearest traffic department

• Take driving lessons from a legit instructor (don’t let your cousin teach you)

• Practice parallel parking like your life depends on it (because it kinda does)

Bonus Tips:

• Some learnerships offer driving lessons as part of the deal, apply to those

• APEX has launched a Learner’s Prep Class, ask us about it

Don't wait till you “need it”. Get licensed now and thank yourself later.