Intensive Driving Courses

Intensive and semi intensive courses

Get the skills to pass

Intensive courses to get you driving . . .

Intensive driving courses mean that you to learn to drive and pass your test in the shortest time possible

Our courses are designed to meet individual needs with early test dates available when required. Learning this way usually takes less time than the traditional method of 1 lesson a week

Intensive courses really can help you to get on the road to a full licence in the shortest possible time, but some people find the work a bit too much if the lessons are 'too' intensive. You always have the option of a semi intensive course . . . you take more lessons in a shorter time, and you have rest periods between driving sessions so that you take in the information much easier. The choice of how you learn is yours

Fast Track Course

This course is suitable for beginners with little or no previous experience

This is designed to offer 40 hours tuition and cover the complete syllabus for learning to drive and reaching suitable driving test standard in a short period of time. It also gives you enough time to build up your confidence. Hours can be arranged to suit, however we would recommend allowing a minimum of 6 - 10 weeks to prepare for your driving test

5 Day Course

This course is suitable for a learner driver of an intermediate standard

This course runs Monday - Friday. Each day, the instructor meets you at your home or requested place of collection. Hours are arranged at 4 hours per day over 5 days, totalling 20 hours of tuition. Daily starting times can be arranged to suit

10 Day Course

This course is recommended for learners of limited or basic experience. This is normally 3 hours tuition per day totalling 30 hours and allows you more time to absorb the information

If you need to get on the road fast you'll need to ask about our highly popular intensive courses. With a structured intensive course, you could have a full driving licence sooner than you think!

 

Ages for driving in the UK

How old you need to be to start

The minimum driving age in the UK is currently 17 years old

If the government ever decided to change the minimum driving age, you would almost certainly here about it on national television well before the age was actually changed

The current law states:

You can't start to drive a car until you have a valid signed provisional driving licence in your possesion and are of the minimum driving age of seventeen.
( 16 years old if you receive the higher rate of disability allowance)

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