Avon, Bristol Feb 27, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - A-Class Driving School has introduced a 1, 2 and 4-week intensive driving course as well as semi-intensive driving lessons for learners in Bristol, Avonmouth, and Southmead. Not only will our intensive driving course get you ready for your test in as little as 1 week, but it will also save you money compared to regular lessons.
With an excellent first-time pass rate, we’re the highest rated driving school in Bristol with over 500+ reviews. Our instructors offer a first-class service which is free from distraction; you won’t find us eating, talking on the phone or smoking during your lessons.
What is an Intensive Course
“An intensive course is a series of lessons that are done in a short period. We have 1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks and 4-week intensive courses. By taking an intensive course, you will pay less overall as the lessons are cheaper on a small course. You will learn the same amount of information and it will be remembered more because the lessons are so close together. Non-intensive courses are anything that extends beyond the 4 weeks, and we also offer these based on our students' lifestyles.
We offer one, two and four-week intensive driving courses. You will receive one-to-one tuition with a qualified driver. The training is the same as you receive with a longer series of conventional lessons. However, an intensive course can be easily tailored to focus on areas that you are least comfortable with. Because you are learning intensively and then doing your test soon after, you will retain what you’ve learned more easily.”
“Typically, new drivers take between 40 and 50 hours of lessons before they pass their practical test. Learning to drive can be a long process, which requires several months of dedication, so the option to get it all done as quickly as possible by embarking on an intensive driving course is very attractive. But the question many new drivers ask themselves is: just how good are intensive driving courses? Intensive driving courses depend on the driver.
People learn at different speeds and in different ways. When you do an intensive course you will learn exactly the same skills that someone learning on a weekly basis learns. The difference is that you have less time to absorb and practice those skills. Before you choose to do an intensive driving course, stop and think about your learning style. Do you struggle under pressure or thrive in intense environments? Whether the course is ‘good’ or not very much depends on the driver.”
Operational areas: Stoke Bishop, Clifton, Sea Mills, Coombe Dingle, Redland, Avonmouth, Lawrence Weston, Henbury, Henleaze, Bishopston, Horfield, Filton, Southmead.
Additional information can be found at https://www.aclassdrivingschoolbristol.co.uk/intensive-driving-course/
Media Contact
A-Class Driving School aclassdrivingschool@outlook.com 7837796842 Trym Side, Sea Mills https://www.aclassdrivingschoolbristol.co.uk
