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“Such an amazing tutor that I am in fact part sad that I have passed :)”Pete has been a great driving instructor. I have had 26 hours worth of lessons with him as a tutor and I have learned more about driving with his help then I have with my two previous driving instructors. He is very patient and understanding to any mistakes and allows you to learn in your own time. I would say he is an amazing driving instructor who always strives to get the best out of his pupils. Such an amazing tutor that I am in fact part sad that I have passed :) Rochae Peddie, New Malden, Surrey |
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- Receiving constructive criticism from your driving instructor
- Learning to drive gives you independence
- Being nervous before your first lesson
- Learning to drive in Putney
- Passing your theory test before your practical driving test
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Affinity Driving School's Essential Guide to Choosing Your Driving Instructor
Finally the moment you’ve been waiting for has arrived! Starting the process of learning to drive can be a little daunting. The following guide is designed to help you get the ball rolling and ensure you get off to a flying start.
So, your provisional license has been applied for and your lessons have been financed which means that there is only one thing left to do and that is choose your driving instructor.
Choosing badly could be catastrophic to your driving career as you will dread the lessons, find it harder to pick up and it could extend greatly the time it takes to get you through the test and into the driving seat.
It is a good idea to shop around for an instructor, perhaps researching two or three in your area well enough to be able to make an informed choice, although of course you can increase this figure as much as you would like.
There are a number of things to take into consideration when assessing who to go for, but let’s start at the beginning, and consider first the all important legal requirements an instructor must abide by.
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The Essential Guide answers questions such as:
- "How do I assess the quality of a driving school?"
- "How many lessons does it normally take to pass my test?"
- "How much should quality driving lessons cost?"
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