What Kind Of Driving Lessons Can I Take?

> Hourly Lessons:

Good for those who would like just 1 or 2 hours per week to have tuition. It may take some time for you to develop your driving skills but allows you to learn over a more leisurely time frame.


> Intensive Course or 'Crash Course' (not as bad as it sounds!):

These are specially designed courses which are the most cost effective way to learn to drive. After passing your theory test and having a number of hourly lessons you can sign up to an intensive course which teaches you how to sharpen your skills over a short space of time. At the end of the course you are then able to do your practical test.

> Residential Courses:

This is an opportunity to do an intensive driving course away from home in different surroundings. Lessons will take place each day and you will be accommodated for the week at a specialist centre. Some centres offer courses for beginners upwards; others require students to have had some basic instruction beforehand.