Driving Courses.
Have specialised in the driver training industry for many years, and over this period of time, have continually researched, developed, and improved teaching methods, to provide you with the best chance of getting what you want - a full driving licence.
Consultations.
Consultations have taken place with transport bodies including the transport research laboratory, driving instructor associations, and the Driving Standards Agency. This has helped to determine the most effective way to learn to drive in the shortest possible time without compromising tuition standards, and road safety. The results of this research are a series of intensive driving courses designed to suit all learner drivers. From the complete beginner who has never sat behind the wheel of a car before, to someone who has recently failed their driving test; there is a course to suit you.
The consultations also proved that, while under instruction, a learner driver is at his or her most receptive between the 5-40 minute window of a driving lesson. During this time the capacity to absorb instruction, and information is at it's peak. It was also shown that a learner drivers ability to progress is heightened when newly acquired skills are rapidly reinforced.
The Answer.
Looking towards an advanced method of driving tuition, which incorporated the findings. Shared Driving Tuition was the answer. Shared tuition is used by the police, and the armed services, (where the cost is not an issue), training agencies, as well as for teaching driving instructors. When in the car you are accompanied by a fellow pupil who will also be learning to drive. When they are driving, for our preferred lesson period of 30/40 minutes, (approximately the length of the driving test) it will allow you an important refresher break. You are then able to recap what you have learnt, and also gives you the added benefit of watching and learning from them being taught.
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