You might expect to sit beside a driving instructor who takes full control of your learning. An instructor who tells you exactly what to do and why you need to do it.
You may well pass a driving test with that approach, but there is a downside to learning that wayβyou may not feel totally equipped or prepared to drive on the roads by yourself once you pass. This is because an instructor-led approach is a passive learning methodβit removes your need to be fully aware, to make the correct choices and to be responsible for those choices.
An active learning approach is more engaging and interesting for you...
I will involve you in the learning process much more. You´ll be actively encouraged to take more control of your learning. I am there to provide structure to your lessons of course, but will encourage you to express your thoughts on what you would like to cover and to even find out how long you´d like to spend learning that skill or topic before moving on to something else. I´ll ask you to think about situations that have developed on your lessons; to reflect upon and learn from situations, opportunities and mistakes (YESβmistakes are essential part of learning!).
You´ll be able to problem-solve more efficiently and confidently, ready for when you´ve passed and are out on the road on your own.
My driving school car is a Ford Fiesta TDCI, 3 door hatchback, diesel, 1.5 cylinder capacity, manual transmission, fitted with He-Man dual controls for your peace of mind and safety.
I also use a BlackVue front and rear dash cam in my lessons. The camera has a mobile app so I can playback footage allowing you to view what went well, where you could improve, and how you could make those improvements.
To get the very best value from each lesson and maximise learning, I offer and highly recommend 1.5 and / or 2 hours duration, to help you progress more quickly, saving you time and money!
Yes! You´ll get FREE full access to Theory Test Pro, an online simulation of the UK´s driving theory test. It contains the entire official test question bank, hazard perception videos and more.
I´ll get a true understanding of your progress with online report cards that show your latest study activity and how likely you are to pass the official test.
Research has shown that the average number of hours with a driving instructor prior to passing the test is 47 (and an additional 20 hours private practice, too)*. Do remember that this is only an averageβsome will pass much sooner than this, and others make take longer. Young adults generally learn quicker than older age groups and as a result tend to pass with fewer hours. But as with everything, some will take to driving more naturally than others, and some will have specific needs which might mean learning to drive takes a little longer than average, too.
*These figures are from the Cohort II Study of Learner and New Drivers:
You´ll have the opportunity to scale yourself on a progress card to help you keep track of your progress with learning to drive, and to encourage you to become skilled in all the important areas.
Once your standard of driving reaches a point where we both feel youβre ready to take your test, you will undergo ´mock driving assessments´ to prepare you for your real driving test. These are a guide to what happens during the driving test and what it takes to pass it - including the eyesight test, ´show me, tell me´ questions, reversing exercises, and independent driving part of the test.
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