Intensive Driving Courses

Intensive Driving Courses

Automatic Intensive Driving Courses

Adams Driver Trainer will tailor make the intensive driving course in Manchester to make sure that you are progressing on a step by step basis, whilst fitting the intensive driving course around your busy schedule, and can be flexible with the hours that suit you best.

Manual Intensive Driving Courses

How long is an intensive driving course in the UK?

Intensive driving courses in the United Kingdom normally last one to two weeks, with daily instruction lasting between two and five hours. The length of your training will be determined by your specific needs and level of experience. If you are a complete beginner, a longer course may be required to gain the essential practice. You may be able to complete a shorter course if you have prior driving experience.
The following is a breakdown of the normal length of intensive driving courses in the United Kingdom:

• Beginner: 50–60 hours of instruction over one to two weeks.
• Intermediate: 30–40 hours of instruction over one to two weeks.
• Refresher: 10–20 hours of instruction spread out over a week.

Of course, these are only estimations, and the actual length of your course will depend on your specific circumstances. To get a tailored assessment of your needs, it is always preferable to speak with a driving teacher.

Is it worth doing an intensive driving course?

The value of an intensive driving course for you is determined by your unique circumstances and preferences.
Advantages of intensive driving courses:
You can earn your driver’s licence considerably faster than if you had weekly sessions.

• More concentrated: You can concentrate only on driving and mastering the skills required to pass your test.
• Less expensive: Intensive driving courses might be less expensive than weekly sessions in some situations.

The disadvantages of intensive driving classes are as follows:

• Tiring: Long days of intensive driving can be exhausting, both physically and mentally.
• Stress: It is possible that it will be stressful. The stress of having to pass your test in a short period of time can be overwhelming.
• Suitability: It may not be appropriate for everyone. Intensive driving classes are not for everyone. If you are a nervous learner, weekly sessions may be a better alternative for you.

The decision to take an intensive driving course is ultimately a personal one. If you want to earn your driving licence quickly and are convinced that you can take the strain, an intensive driving school can be a viable alternative for you. Weekly classes, on the other hand, may be a better option if you are an anxious learner or want a more relaxed learning pace.