Fiji

PassRite (Fiji) Ltd have entered into a joint venture with Coral Sun Fiji, a major player in the Fiji Tourism Industry, to deliver driver training primarily in that industry. But we will also be servicing the commercial sector, initially focusing on the Public Service Vehicle and Goods Service vehicles training including forklift training.

The Fiji operation is based out of Nadi but will be offering its services throughout Fiji. We will also be able to assist anyone coming to New Zealand wishing to transfer his or her Fiji licence to a New Zealand licence. Should you require any information about this service in Fiji please email us in Fiji at Fiji conversions or for any Fiji licence conversion information in NZ at NZ Licence conversion

PassRite Driving Academy (Fiji) Ltd is initially offering courses in both Nadi and Suva for drivers wishing to qualify as Passenger Service Drivers either in cars  Mini buses or omnibus.
We are offering the following courses :

1. Class 3 Taxi *
2. Class 4 minibus *
3. Class 5 Omnibus *
4. Forklift competency courses *
5. PSV driver up skilling and assessments for existing PSV drivers *
6. Casual training and the vehicle for testing for holders of learner permits for PSV Class 4
7. Risk Management Courses for Company

* Our Class 3, 4 and 5 courses are run over three weeks, The first week is theory from Monday to Friday between the hours of 8.30am to 5pm each day and the practical component is conducted once the students have attained their Learners permit .

IMPORTANT NOTE: These (*) courses are "Grant Claimable" and PassRite (Fiji) Ltd is recognised and accredited by the Ministry of Education Fiji. It is the only organisation registered and approved for such courses.

A prerequisite for this course is that applicants must hold a class 2 licence and have held that for at least 2 years. The applicant must not have any outstanding fines

At the successful completion of the course the applicant will receive a course certificate together with certificates for First Aid and Defensive driving. PassRite will then make the necessary applications for the applicants Police clearance and appointments to sit the theory and practical test. PassRite will make a vehicle available to sit the practical test as part of the course. Should an applicant fail the theory or practical test or require extra training then there will be an additional cost above the course fee.

Graduates from these training courses may be given an opportunity to work for Coral Sun Fiji or other organizations in need of professional drivers.

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For bookings or any enquires please contact our Sale & Administration Manager
Keshmi Lata
Sales & Administration Manager
Ph: (679) 672-3105
Fax: (679) 672 - 0075
Mobile: (679) 7088714
Email: passritefiji@csf.com.fj

Keshmi will only be too happy to assist you with any questions you may have.Courses book up fast so contact Keshmi early to avoid disappointment.

We use and recommend the Hexagon International Hotel in Nadi Fiji.
If you are looking for a stopover in Nadi it would be well worth your while to have a look at their web site http//www.hexagonfiji.com or email any enquiries to Mary Ali

Driving hints in Fiji

In Fiji they drive on the same side of the road as we do in NZ. The road rules are similar to ours but the major difference is the give way rule when turning left. When turning left at an intersection and the other vehicle is turning right they give way to you. So their give way rule is "When turning right give way to all traffic not turning in all other situations give way to traffic on your right"

The National speed limit is 80Km/h. When going through villages it is 50km/h. Most villages have speed humps so beware some are very abrupt

The roads on a whole are in need of repair so adjust your speed accordingly for the hazards such as the pot holes.

At night avoid driving if possible as the roads are not lit and the road markings are not the best. Also there are animals roaming on the road and you need to be very cautious..

During the sugar cane harvest season beware of the cane trucks on the road. They have their loads extending outside the sides of the trucks and this can be particularly hazardous at night as they do not have marker lights

Graduates	PassRite Car - Taxi Group 3	Vehicles outside LTA Suva	PassRite Mini van Group 4	Bus Group 5