Intensive driving courses

Having fun after passing driving testLearning to drive safely should be the main concern of any driving instructor or learner driver. Learning to drive at one driving lesson each week would take over 12 months before a learner driver would be ready for their driving test.

Learning to drive on intensive driving courses (sometimes known as crash courses) can reduce this time down to six weeks or less, without compromising safety. Intensive courses are a block of driving lessons that can be taken over several days to help you either get started on your driving lessons or can be used to give your driving lessons a boost just before your driving test.

This type of driving course is perfect for the new learner driver to build confidence & to give a good solid background to further develop their driving skills. Intensive driving courses can be booked either in Birmingham or Perthshire in Scotland if you 'fancy a learn to drive holiday' on a residential driving course on the quiet Scottish roads (perfect for nervous learner drivers).

All intensive driving courses are designed to help the nervous learner driver gain confidence by following a carefully structured learner driver training programme using the latest driving lessons learning techniques.

When you book one of MAL-UK intensive driving courses you will receive highest professional standard possible and all courses are based on the experience & quality that is offered by a top UK driving instructor at a very fair price rather than cheap driving lessons that may cost you more than you think! You will only have only the top professional driving instructor for all of your lessons & driving lessons are never contracted out to other driving schools.
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Intensive driving courses can produce a high pass rate

On MAL-UK intensive driving courses a high pass rate can be achieved by following simple rules & guidelines given to you on your driving lessons. Scroll down the page and you will see all of the driving tasks you will accomplish in a one week course for absolute beginners.

All courses in Birmingham are given by myself. I do not employ contract driving instructors nor do I employ trainee driving instructors. I am a driving instructor coach, rather than the normal driving instructor which means I explain in great detail every point about your driving & coach you to pass your driving test rather than instructing you.

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Nervous students become more confident

DSA Approved driving instructor & professional life coach promotes confidence on a weekend driving lessons Nervous learner drivers are taught on the quietest roads possible for the area where you are located. Each driving lesson is taken one step at a time. As you learn in a steady fashion you will grow in confidence until your are so confident you feel you could tackle all situations.

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.

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One2One driving lessons

People sharing a car not one2one driving lessonsOn 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.

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New drivers one week course achievements

New drivers after a full 40 hour one week course will be able to carry out the following tasks with assistance. It will take more practice though to become driving test ready.

  • Move off on an uphill, flat, downhill road
  • Turn left & right, major to minor & minor to major roads
  • Navigate roundabouts
  • Understand the correct way to approach traffic lights
  • Change gear - usually up to 4th
  • Reverse around a corner
  • Parallel park
  • Turn the car around in the road
  • Bay park
  • Meet & overtake traffic safely
  • Understand the use or rear view mirrors
  • Correct use of indicators
  • Dealing with other road users
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Theory test study books & self help CD's

Official driving theory test bookstoreVisit the theory test bookstore & you will find a variety of books and CD's to help with your theory test and driving test. You will also discover a large selection of self help books to help you gain more confidence in life.

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After your test. What do you want to hear?
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Latest motoring & technolog news

New driving test

Prepare now for the new test due to start 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

Such a good response was received by learner drivers wanting to pass their driving test on the weekend driving courses I am pleased to say I am now fully booked at the weekend until the end of July 2010. If you want to book one of the weekend courses for July or later then please contact me as soon as possible as places go very fast.
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New driving test

Prepare now for the new driving test due to start October 2010. An intensive driving course in Birmingham could help get you ready for the new driving test. It is anticipated by the Driving Standards Agency that the driving test failure rate will increase when the new test starts in October. Don't be caught out, start preparing now.
All driving courses from June 2010 will have the new driving test facilities built in automatically.

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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