Intensive Driving Courses: Do They Really Work, and Who Are They For?
Thinking about cramming your lessons into a week or two? A Driving School Gloucester Road look at who intensive courses suit, and who should think twice. Every so often someone rings up and says they need to pass in two weeks. New job, moving abroad, a family situation, whatever it is, the clock is ticking. So they ask about intensive courses, and whether they're the miracle they sound like. They can work. But they're not for everyone, and the adverts don't always tell you that. What an intensive course actually is Instead of one or two lessons a week, you pack a lot of driving into a short window. That might be a few hours a day for a week or two. The total hours vary a lot between providers, so it's worth asking exactly what you're getting. The idea is simple: driving every day means you don't forget things between lessons. That part is true. Skills build quickly when you're repeating them day after day. Who they tend to suit People who...