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Coaching Driving Courses

Driving instructor coaching is the modern way to learn to drive. Successful people all through life have been coached to their success at some point. So why not learning to drive with a professional coach.

The difference between learning to drive by the conventional methods of instructing and coaching is that you have a structured learning process that is designed with the individual learner driver in mind.
Coaching is about helping you to raise your performance level a lot higher than you would by conventional learning to drive methods.

Learning to drive a car is dependent on many factors than can influence the length of time it takes to become a safe driver. The main threearea's of influence in a learner drivers progress can be summed up as:

1. The availability of Time
2. Ability to stay Focused
3. Understanding the Topic being Taught

All three topics are encompassed in an intensive driving course programme. With the assistance of your coach.

Availability of Time

Time is one of the most important considerations when learning to drive, should you want to learn in less than a year. Lessons taken weekly will take around 12 months to raise your driver skills to a level suitable to pass a practical test.
Intensive driving courses can shorten this time scale down to just a few weeks. NOT ONE WEEK - As you will see elsewhere on the internet. Those days are gone when you could have your first lesson on a Monday and your test the following Friday. Treat any website with caution that states otherwise.

Learn to Drive The Modern Way
The quickest way to pass your practical test is to learn to drive first and then focus on a driving test. Sounds basic, but how many people do you know are, or have been test focused all the time, rather than focused learning. One negative statement made often is "The test waiting list is so long, I have to get in quick." When you book an intensive course, I will show you how you to get around the waiting list, plus a lot more 'secrets of experience'.

Stay Focused

One key ingredient on learning to drive over a short period of time, is the ability to stay focused. Distractions through others and those created by yourself can cost you a lot of time on your lessons. Residential intensive driving courses are one of the better ways to keep you focused. But they are not a requirement for you to keep focused. Your lessons should be total concentration on keeping your car safe on the road and not letting your mind wonder onto these distractions.

Understand The Topic Being Taught

A driving instructor who can explain the method of driving a car safely in a clear concise way is a valuble key to your success. You need an instructor who you can trust and understands your needs according to your preferred method of learning. The rapport built between student and instructor is a bond of confidence. Your instructors confidence in you will propel your learning experience to a higher level.
I am a professional Life Coach as well as a professional driving instructor, which means I can coach you towards passing your driving test.

All lessons are designed with the individual student in mind. Although you will be following a structured learning programme as recommended by the DSA, you are an individual who has to be adaptable to every changing situation. This is what driver coaching can do for you.

Nervous students become more confident

Learner drivers are nervous by nature, but some are more nervous than others. A driver intensive coaching course is a great solution to overcoming those nerves. By having a concentrated focucused effort under the guideance of your own personal coach

Apart from new learner drivers I seem to be seeing more & more learners who have had a lot of driving lessons & either failed a test or two or given up, all because of poor instruction. There is no need to receive poor instruction. Book an intensive driving course in Birmingham & you will be getting a structured learning programme.

Driving lessons for Nervous learner drivers
Nervous learner driver courses
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One2One driving lessons

On all driving courses you will be getting one2one tuition. This means that there will only be myself in the car with you. Some of the cheaper driving schools operate a shared driving lesson policy, which means there are up to two other learner drivers in the car with you. These driving lessons seem cheap but they are not really when you consider that you will only be driving for 20 minutes in every hour. So be careful before you book a cheap driving course.

One2One driving lessons

New driving test

Prepare now for the new test which started on October 4th 2010. An intensive driving course in Birmingham could help get you ready for the new practical test. The new driving test is called Independent Driving.
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Weekend courses

If you find it difficult to get a week off work, then why not try a weekend driving course. You can book either a Saturday or Sunday, or both, without any long term commitment. These courses are ideal as top ups for weekly lessons, or to give you a boost just before a driving test.
New drivers are especially welcome as a weekend of lessons could get your motoring career off to a great start. Weekend Courses   »»

New driver weekend courses

New drivers (beginners) are advised to start their driver training by having as many driving lessons as they can over a short period of time. This will help re-inforce the correct procedures for driving away fom the kerb, parking, gear changing & road procedures. A theory test pass is not required for this type of course. An intensive driving course for new drivers is not intended to get you through your test in a week. Those days have long since gone and if you see any websites out there that say any different, then treat them with suspician. You will learn to drive in a week, but you will not be ready for your driving test.
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Previous driving lessons experience

Learner drivers with previous driving experience can sometimes book their driving test at the end of their driving course depending on what previous experience they have had and how long ago.
Your driving lessons may have been sometime ago & taken with a great driving instructor or one of the not so greats. You may have taken a driving test or two or had over 100 driving lessons of poor quality either yours through lack of concentration or your driving instructors lack of attention to your training. Either way, you might be best to book a trial lesson with me before you book your driving test. A trial lesson is not required to book your course unless a driving test is required at the end of your course. Learner drivers with a good driving record of training might only need to book one of the weekend courses.
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