Your driving lesson

*YOU WILL RECEIVE A FULL ONE HOUR LESSON.

*YOU WILL BE PICKED UP AND DROPPED BACK TO AND FROM HOME OR WORK OR UNIVERSITY ETC.

*UNLIKE A LOT OF DRIVING SCHOOLS' YOU WILL BE THE ONLY PERSON IN THE CAR (SO YOU WON'T BE TAKING THE PUPIL BEFORE YOU HOME)!

*YOU WILL RECEIVE TUITION FROM A FULLY QUALIFIED DRIVING INSTRUCTOR DISPLAYING THE GREEN BADGE.(A PINK BADGE IS FOR A TRAINEE INSTRUCTOR)!

*YOU CAN TAKE YOUR TEST AS SOON AS YOU ARE READY.(WE WANT YOU TO PASS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE IT'S GOOD FOR OUR BUSINESS)!

*WE WANT YOU TO HAVE A CONSTRUCTIVE AND ENJOYABLE LESSON.

*AND WE PROMISE TO GIVE YOU AS MUCH DRIVING AS POSSIBLE(NOT SITTING AROUND LOOKING AT DRAWINGS ALL THE TIME,JUST WHEN NEEDED).

*WE CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH 1HOUR,1.5 HOURS,OR 2 HOUR LESSONS (JUST ASK WHICH WOULD BE BEST FOR YOU).

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LEARNER DRIVERS
It is essential that when learning to drive a pupil must follow a structured learning programme-At Cawston you will be given Structured Tuition following a logical sequence according to the DSA syllabus. Help and Advice on theory training will be given free of charge.

I am a Driving Instructor licenced and Regulated by the DSA and will give you continuous feedback on your progress and guidance on when to apply for your tests.

The DSA guide for the average number of driving lessons required by someone to prepare for the practical driving test is one and half hours per year of age. This can vary according to the individual but may serve as a rough guide.

I would generally recommend a 1.5 - 2 hour driving lesson once a week as the best way to make good progress.

HELPING THE PUPIL TO PASS
It takes on average 12 months of training to become a driving instructor, so it makes sense to learn with a DSA driving instructor to make sure that the correct syllabus is followed. It can also help to have some private practise with a friend or relative to make sure you follow up all the things you learn in your lessons.