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SIGNA
SCHOOL OF MOTORING
SCHOOL OF MOTORING
Copyright © 2005 by "SIGNAL SCHOOL OF MOTORING" · All Rights reserved · E-Mail: JOESIGNALBROWN@AOL.COM
LESSONS
There are several methods of driving tutoring available. You should consider which method suits your needs and abilities before embarking on a course, as you do not want to waste both your time and money.
HOURLY TUITION
The traditional method of learning to drive, hourly tuition offers on-to-one training over periods of an hour in-car. This means that you can take as much time as you need to become familiar with driving and have plenty of time to practice actual road skills with family and friends in between your direct tutelage time. With this style, you will only take your theory and practical tests when you and your instructor agree that you are ready.
INTENSIVE COURSE
An intensive course is a stepped-up version of the hour a week method. Within the bounds of the intensive course, you are given many hourly sessions, and exposed to intense driving. This course style can lead to enhanced pressure and failure rate can increase because of this. However, if you are a confident driver who has perhaps had previous driving experience, or copes well with pressure, these courses can get you up to speed very quickly and cost effectively. Some intensive courses require that you have passed your theory test before you begin, so that you are ready to jump straight into practical driving.
PICKING A DRIVING SCHOOL
If you pick a school out, ask the following questions before you book. It may help you to see if this driving school is for you.
1. How long have you been a driving instructor?
2. Do you have male or female driving instructors?
3. Are all your instructors fully qualified?
4. Can I have the same instructor for all my lessons?
5. How long is each lesson?
6. What type of cars do you use?
7. Are the cars dual controlled?
8. Do I have the same care for every lesson?
9. Do you have an individual pick up service?
10. Can you pick me up after school, work or college?
11. How much is your lessons? (the cheapest seldom means the best).
12. Do you give discounts for block bookings?
There are several methods of driving tutoring available. You should consider which method suits your needs and abilities before embarking on a course, as you do not want to waste both your time and money.
HOURLY TUITION
The traditional method of learning to drive, hourly tuition offers on-to-one training over periods of an hour in-car. This means that you can take as much time as you need to become familiar with driving and have plenty of time to practice actual road skills with family and friends in between your direct tutelage time. With this style, you will only take your theory and practical tests when you and your instructor agree that you are ready.
INTENSIVE COURSE
An intensive course is a stepped-up version of the hour a week method. Within the bounds of the intensive course, you are given many hourly sessions, and exposed to intense driving. This course style can lead to enhanced pressure and failure rate can increase because of this. However, if you are a confident driver who has perhaps had previous driving experience, or copes well with pressure, these courses can get you up to speed very quickly and cost effectively. Some intensive courses require that you have passed your theory test before you begin, so that you are ready to jump straight into practical driving.
PICKING A DRIVING SCHOOL
If you pick a school out, ask the following questions before you book. It may help you to see if this driving school is for you.
1. How long have you been a driving instructor?
2. Do you have male or female driving instructors?
3. Are all your instructors fully qualified?
4. Can I have the same instructor for all my lessons?
5. How long is each lesson?
6. What type of cars do you use?
7. Are the cars dual controlled?
8. Do I have the same care for every lesson?
9. Do you have an individual pick up service?
10. Can you pick me up after school, work or college?
11. How much is your lessons? (the cheapest seldom means the best).
12. Do you give discounts for block bookings?
LESSONS
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