Kursus Pendidikan Pemandu (KPP) Book English Version
Many of our blog readers have written in to ask where they can get a copy of the Kursus Pendidikan Pemandu (KPP) book in English version. As it turns out, it is quite hard to find a hard copy of the KPP book in English version.
Nonetheless, I managed to locate a copy of the KPP English version in PDF format. As of August 2010, it is still available for download but I am not sure how long the link will be available. The file is 10.21 MB, hence it will take quite sometime to download.
I have the exact same book with me. It’s available at Perfect Driving Academy Sdn Bhd located at Puchong. I think I had to pay 10RM…. not really sure…. Because I grew up in a private school I’m not familiar with BM, I had to order all my books in English, so I had to pay a little extra. But at least there is a place where the English version is available.
BTW…. I should thank you for taking the time to search for an English version of the KPP book. Even though I already have the book myself it’ll be useful to have a copy of it in PDF format in case anyone else may need it in the future. So….
THANK YOU Cikgu Yap for ur kind effort! It is much appreciated.
Thank you Mr. Yap for remembering my question and finding the answer which, as you notice, many share.
It took me quite a while to locate this book although mine was an older version. I was told the PPK would no longer update nor print any more such booklets as there was not enough demand to justify the need. I also pointed out to my driving school the errors as compared with the Bahasa version.
I have passed the computer test and the road examination in July. I would be pleased to forward my comments for improvement on instruction. However, I do not think the school nor the instructors are interested at all.
Thank you and please continue with your good efforts.
Yang
Hi, I’m from UK (original Korean) and was planning to move to Malaysia. I never had any driving lesson before and was thinking to take one when I’m there.
I searched everywhere on the internet for a book to download the theory test but can’t find any. Can you please advise if there’s any site that I can download. I’d just download the KPP but it seems not enough (only 50 questions). Or is there any site that I can learn/practice on line..
Thanks for your time and I’m looking forward for your reply.
Gary
For the time being, I am unable to locate any site as you requested.
Thank you so much for this English version Cikgu
My husband and I truly appreciate this!
I already have a CDL for B2 driving license, now I am planning to take the D driving license, what is the next step should I make? What is the procedure? Some driving school charge RM1,500 for car driving course and other RM900 in Penang. What is your advice? Register through the driving school or directly JPJ approved driving institute? Please advice me Cikgu YAP!
With B2 CDL, attend the 6 hours theory. Then get an L issued for D (Cars). I suggest you enroll with Institutes where the prices are cheaper.
Just to say thank you very much, it is a good book. God Bless You and more energy to help others.
Glad it helped you.
Thanks Cikgu Yap, for sharing this book in English, i’m totally new for 4 wheel driving.. i would like to join driving school, please suggest the formalities
Thank you,
Rajesh
Looking high and low for the English version. Finally got it. Thank you so much Mr Yap.
Hi Cikgu Yap
Thank you for taking you time to look for the KPP (Eng ver), but i need to ask you a question. Is this the book i should study for my KPP test?? because I’m schedule to take the KPP test very soon, and I have completely forgotten how to read/speak malay because of my enrollment to a private school. So i need to know whether this is the book i should study from if i am going to take that English KPP test because my driving instructor only give me the malay KPP book.
Sincerely,
Ken
Dear Cikgu Yap!
You have an amazingly helpful site.
I have UK and NZ licences for most classes, but have tried for over a year to find study material in English to obtain car, and seemingly impossible, for motorbike class, licences in China. The system here strongly discourages expats in most respects.
What a contrast to find such helpful and encouraging advice from Malaysia in just a few hours.
I look forward to spending time in your country soon!
Many thanks and best reards,
Ian
I appreciate your observations greatly. You are most welcome to Malaysia.