Intensive driving course
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Nervous students treated with patience
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Learning to drive on an intensive driving course (sometimes known as a crash course) in Scotland is both an enjoyable and fantastic way to learn to drive in the shortest time.
Scottish hotel accommodation is plentiful in this beautiful part of the world. When you book your driving lessons with me I can give you a list of suitable accommodation in the area. The price of your driving lessons does not include accommodation costs.
Learning to drive in Scotland is less stressful for some people, since they are away from the distractions of their normal environment.
A residential course costs the same price for the driving lessons plus the cost of accommodation.
Accommodation can be added to the price of your course and is approximately £195 for the 5 day course and £255 for the 7 day course and is for bed and breakfast (prices will vary according to season and availability)
Scottish driving school intensive courses are conducted in the Perthshire area and driving tests are taken in Perth, Blairgowrie & Dundee. Perth driving test centre is a full time test centre (normally) and Blairgowrie driving test centre is a part-time test centre. This means it only opens one or two days per week on demand.
If there are not many people wanting a test in a particular month then it will not open until a certain number of people have booked in. There is no actual test centre, you have to meet the examiner at the fire station.
In Scotland you will be picked up and dropped off at your chosen hotel each day. Or if you live outside of Perth or Blairgowrie you can be met at any mutually agreeable place.
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Your lesson will remain private and exclusive to you. I DO NOToperate a car sharing scheme where you share your lesson time with another 2 students. Keep this in mind when you are surfing for the best deals.
The cheaper driving schools may well operate car sharing, check before you book.
Many students travel away from home to complete their Scottish driving school intensive driving course, as this helps them to stay focused whilst away from day to day concerns in their every day life.
Scotland is a very beautiful place to learn to drive. The roads tend to be quieter than in England and traffic tends to be a little calmer. You could, if you live in England still train in Scotland away from your everyday distractions and have a great holiday into the bargain.
My unique angle is that I always look at the person from within and teach that person based on their own personal needs.
How does it work?
First ask yourself the following:
| Do I want to pass my driving test within a month? |
| Do I already have 10 or more driving lessons experience? |
| Have I taken a driving test before? |
| Do I think learning to drive in up to three 2 hour sessions per day would increase my chance of a driving test pass? |
| Do I want to pass my driving test as quickly as possible rather than have weekly driving lessons drag on for over a year? |
If you answered yest to any of the above then a crash course intensive driving course would be ideal for you.
I DO NOT RECOMMEND taking your driving test immediately after your intensive driving course unless you have previous driving experience.
An intensive driving crash course with a driving test at the end, does not normally benefit all students who have never driven before unless they are of a certain mentality.
They do however greatly increase your chance of a test pass if you meet the above conditions.
Intensive driving course's work well in three situations
- You have never driven before and need to 'kick start your driving career'
- You have already had some driving experience and need to finish off your driver training with a burst of reinforcement
- You can cope with the intensity of driving up to 6 hours a day and abosorb new information well
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How many driving lessons will I need?
The learn to drive in 7 days course will train you over
40 hours spread over the 7 days. Taking your driving lessons at one per week will take you over a year to learn to drive, when you consider time off for holidays, sickness, lack of money or your driving instructor is overbooked. You will probably need around 60 to 80 driving lessons using this method. Check out your options
The shortest route to your full licence
Taking intensive driving lessons in Scotland with the Scottish driving school is the shortest way to obtain your full driving licence. Your intensive driving course will keep you in control and totally focused. Keeping focused is the secret to learning to drive in the shortest time. The modern way to learn any subject is to use a strategy known as Quantum learning. I always use quantum learning strategies, together with calming techniques for nervous students to make your Scottish driving school lessons experience something to enjoy.
Nervous students treated with patience
All training is structured to the individual student. People are unique in their training requirements and as such each student will receive a driver training crash course based on their needs.
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