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DRIVING FEES

 Introducing New Fees for Driving School. Class B1(Light vehicle) - Ksh 19,500, Class C1(Light truck) - Ksh15,000, Class C1(Light truck)- For former students who studied Class B at Sensei- Ksh 9,000, Class CE(Trailer) - Ksh 30,000 and Class G(Plant/Heavy Machinery)- Ksh 68,000. Boarders will pay an additional Ksh 7,000 for food and accommodation. At Sensei we offer full day training to ensure you have a lot of time for practicals. We also have friendly and professional Instructors for you. Enroll for #JanuaryIntake2021 See more on the link https://senseitechnology.co.ke/.../courses/driving-school/

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