Intensive Driving Courses

If you want to pass your test quicker than average, you’ll need to make an informed decision about the best route for you. 

Most people think of an intensive driving course as doing all their lessons over the course of a week with a test on the Friday, but unless you already have a practical test booked, this is not likely to happen due to current test waiting times.

There Is Another Way….

We call it ‘Fast Track’ and it’s our preferred way of intensive driving and accelerated learning, as we know it produces results.

Fast Track: How It Works

The average time from application to test day is 6-8 weeks; plenty of time to comfortably fit the recommended 20-25 lessons into this timeframe – maybe even with some to spare. And because you will be making progress quicker than the normal way of learning, you should find that it takes fewer lessons overall, making it the most economical way to learn to drive.

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Why Fast Track?

You’d have to wait 6-8 weeks for test date anyway, so why not spread the learning and do it properly?

 

It’s a no-brainer that the same number of lessons over this period means there’s less stress than a one-week intensive course, immediately improving your retention rate and giving you that all-important time for your new skills to become embedded as second nature - something that simply can’t be forced. 

 

The result is that you’re better prepared, well practiced and have had time to rest and absorb the knowledge, so you’re more likely to pass and more to the point, stand a better chance of being a safe driver for life.

 

And a word to your ‘sponsor’: since faster progress should mean fewer lessons, our ‘Fast Track’ course can be more cost effective, with a healthy block booking discount, saving both time and money in the long run.

 

if you want to try us first,  we will give you the First two hours as an assessment for just £10 – how’s that for a fair offer? click here to book.

 

 

 

 

 

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