Well, recommended number of lessons by Vicroads is 120 hours. but it depends on the follow elements, before i can tell you on how many lesson you need before you can set for your learner, probationary or full license. what experience you have with a vehicle how often have you sit with your family members when they drive how confidence you feel behind the wheels what is your reaction to risk how you react to stressful situation what age bracket you are in right now and many more factors.

Yes. To add media follow these steps: 1. Is your licence in English 2. if Not, then it should be translated into English by qualified NAATI translator. 3. You are also required to undergo a learner test (passed) 4. You also need 100 point ID 5. Proof of your residence and visa for Australia

NO. not necessarily. As an experience driver sometime we learn the wrong habits, which are need to be removed and new habit according to Australian safe driving practice must be followed. Also, you need some sessions to get yourself familiar with Victorian road rules, give way and road sharing rules etc. Finally, it depends on your ability on how soon you will learn the lessons and be ready to sit for a test.

No. In Victoria the laws are that driving instructors help you learn the skills of driving and prepare you for the test, however the test is conducted by Vicroads who will determine if you pass or you need more lesson before you resit on test again. Once you fulfil the necessary requirement, of-course the instructor will train you, show you all the skill needed to be successful and once you are ready, you have no hesitation to sit in the test and pass the test easily.