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Learners Guide Choosing The Lessons
“I felt comfortable asking Peter questions”Peter was a wonderful and patient driving instructor. He gave me really good and honest feedback that allowed me to focus on the areas that I needed to improve on the most. I felt comfortable asking him questions, and having him along during my test helped to calm my nerves. I highly recommend Peter as a driving instructor if you are serious about learning the skills you need to be a good and safe driver in order to pass your test. Thank you Peter, Crystal Holmes, Surbiton, Surrey |
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- Being nervous before your first lesson
- Learning to drive in Putney
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Choosing The Lessons
Duration
Two hour lessons are far more valuable than one hour lessons so that there is plenty of time to adjust to being in the driving seat. Make sure your this is on offer from your chosen driving school.
Be aware that a cheaper rate that a school offers may turn out to be a bit of a misnomer as it may be for a shorter lesson, say 45 minutes rather than an hour. Check this out before booking.
Intensive Courses
Whilst the thought of taking just a week or two to pass your test does sound appealing to some, the drawbacks are that the student will not experience all driving conditions.
The stress can build up over the week and if a driver has only ever known stress behind the wheel then this will be carried through once they have passed their test and are fully licensed. Additionally, if you have a bad lesson, you can’t simply put it behind you and forget it as you have to keep going continuously until the course is over.
If, on the other hand, it’s one final push you need before a test, then an intensive course may offer the perfect solution.
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