Intensive Driving Courses That Work
Intensive driving courses do not suit everyone who wants to learn to drive. Some learner drivers need to learn at a steady pace whilst others need to learn in a hurry. The steady pace learner can use an intensive driving course to their advantage by taking a course of condensed driving lessons.
These condensed lessons are taken over a number of weeks as two-hour lessons either once or twice each week. This builds confidence and reinforces the knowledge required to drive a car safely. Passing the driving test is usually the main goal, but becoming a safe confident driver is more important. A very high pass rate of all types of learners is expected with this type of training.
Most people learn to drive in order to pass a driving test. But how many new drivers think about learning to drive because they actually would like to be a good safe driver? By switching your mindset to “I want to learn to drive safely”. Instead of “I want to pass a driving test”. You will become more relaxed and learn a great deal more. Because you are not stressed out about a test.
Once you grasp that concept learning becomes easier and passing a test is extremly easy, because you know you can do it!
Intensive Driving Courses That Have a Limited Amount of Success
The original name for intensive driving courses was “crash course”, not a very appropriate name, yet it is still used today by some people. This type, of course, is only suitable for learners who have failed a test or two or have had a lot of recent previous driving experience.
Location and time of lessons are important points to consider. When taking lessons mostly at night the traffic practice is limited. But night lessons can be beneficial whilst getting to learn the technique of driving. Another point to consider is that a new learner driver practising mostly in a rural area will become overwhelmed on driving test day once confronted with entirely different circumstances.