@Monsterlady I would've assumed it's the same thing globally; get some classes, do theoretical exam, do some driving lessons and finally do practical exam.
I've done 3 separate license classes; B and C I got on the first try, but for class BE I failed because the horse trailer I rented for that one broke mid-exam. It was kinda expected way to fail.
@Monsterlady Yeah, the EU license classes are A for motor cycles, B for cars and vans below 3500kg, C for anything over 3500kg and D for busses. There's also some oddball classes like light goods vehicle C1 because some EU countries had those.
Each class also has the extended trailer class for heavy trailers, so class B becomes BE, C becomes CE and so forth.
Our driver's license has a chart of the classes with vehicle icons to show what they mean.
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