Sarah's intensive driving course in Birmingham
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Sarah learned to drive in one week on an intensive driving course in Birmingham - so can you
Over one million people take their driving test every year in the UK. Less than half pass first time, in some areas of the country its as low as 30%, despite having what appears to be hundred's of hours of practice.
An intensive driving course taken in Birmingham is one of the best ways to boost your driver training prior to your driving test, or to start your driving lessons off in the right direction.
The old way of thinking about an intensive driving course is that you take your first lesson on a Monday and your test on a Friday.
Driving has changed: The driving test has changed
An intensive driving course in Birmingham is the modern way to learn to drive. Gone are the days when you were thrown into the traffic on your first lessons, with your driving instructor getting stressed out and projecting that stress onto you.
Gone are the days when you could learn to drive in ten hours. The driving test syllabus takes over twenty hours to cover and on top of that you will need to practice what you have learned in the syllabus, possibly another twenty hours.
The old way of learning to drive at one lesson a week over ten weeks was fine. It only took you five lessons to cover the syllabus and another five to practice. Trying to complete your driving lessons this way now would mean taking your lessons for over a year.
An intensive driving course Birmingham is the modern way to learn to drive in the shortest possible time
You can still pass your driving test within the old ten week period if you are an absolute novice driver on an intensive driving course in Birmingham.
Here is how an intensive driving course in Birmingham could work for the novice driver with no previous driving experience:
- Book a 40 hour one week intensive driving course
- Plan with myself when you should be taking your driving test according to your progress
- Book your driving test (I show you how to avoid the waiting list)
- Book your final lessons (number will be decided by your progress) immediately before the days prior to your driving test
- Take your driving test at a special time to suit you not a time off the waiting list
The above is only an example how an intensive driving course might work for you. Check out other intensive driving course options.
By following my recommendations together with the very latest quantum learning techniques I can help you to pass your driving test in a shorter space of time, without compromising safety.
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Driving test and your intensive driving course in Birmingham
Your one week intensive driving course will give you 40 hours of practice, which is a good way to start your driving career and look forward to passing your driving test.
A concentrated effort with a one week intensive driving course in Birmingham would shorten your time for passing your driving test to around 4 weeks (absolute beginner or one week with previous practice). I suggest 4 weeks because taking your driving test immediately after your intensive driving course produces very poor results and is not recommended, unless you are of a certain mindset, or have already taken a few driving lessons.
If you have had previous driving experience then one of the other intensive driving courses might be suitable for you.
Check out other intensive driving course options.
Intensive driving course Birmingham pass rate
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pass rate for 2008 was 98% first time.
The one week intensive driving course Birmingham is designed to give you enough experience to drive a car safely, but you will be short of practice and need time for your newly acquired knowledge to sink in before you take your driving test.
DSA guidelines recommend a complete novice have around 55 hours practice before they sit their driving test.
Before you book your course you will need to have a valid UK provisional driving licence (apply online). You will NOT need to have taken your theory test before your intensive driving course as all intensive driving courses come with FREE theory test training.
To answer some of your questions you can go to my intensive driving course Birmingham faq page
Learner drivers who have had previous driving lessons should look here for a shorter intensive driving courses in Birmingham
