Courses of lessons are designed to be progressive and are based upon your previous experience (if any) so that you can make maximum progress in your learning. All the lesson schedules include lots of reversing, parallel parking, bay parking, turns-in-the- road, and emergency stops. This is because you can only learn to do these well with constant practice.
Shorter accelerated courses are also an excellent way to progress if you have been taking lessons already but want to pass your test very soon.
Intensive courses will normally take place over a week or two with driving periods of between two and four hours a day. Your driving test will be on the last day. Driving this much with the pressure of the test being so close can be very stressful, and because of this we only recommended a one week intensive course for you if you have considerable driving experience already
Our twelve hour intensive course is ideal for you if you have taken a test already and need some polishing in order to pass next time.
Longer courses are normally arranged after an assessment of your driving ability. The length of course you will need to be able to pass your test, and your learning requirements, will then be discussed with you in detail.
For pupils who do not live close to us we can organize an intensive course with accommodation for you, so that you can learn to drive in a holiday period or even make learning to drive a holiday in itself. If you would like further information on this please do not hesitate to telephone.
Training for qualified drivers who want to improve their awareness and safety on the road. This is achieved by increasing anticipation and observation skills and teaching drivers how to take control of a developing situation.
Advanced Driving:
For the Institute of Advanced Drivers advanced driving test. A course of lessons would normally be about ten hours.
On a two-hour lesson you are able to drive into a test area and drive on the type of roads that you will drive on your test. You will also have plenty of time to practice all the manoeuvres and go over in detail anything you are not sure of, two-hour lessons also have the advantage of improving your ability to concentrate. Two-hour lessons are essential leading up to your test so that you are able to do mock tests, and get used to test routes.
Six hours post-test training to cover areas that you may not have experience in already. This includes motorway training, dual-carriageways, rural driving, night driving, all weather driving and town driving. Pass Plus can reduce your insurance premiums by as much as £1000.
Training for Driving Instructors to pass their second test in the qualifying process.
Specialised training for Driving Instructors to pass the hardest Driving Standards Agency test which is taken at the Driving Examiner training centre at Cardington, Bedfordshire.
Examiner Competition Drive Test:
Specialised training for potential Driving Examiners to pass the second part of their qualifying process.