10 Things To Do Before Booking A Driving Instructor

Nov. 11, 2010 - PRLog -- Driving School is big business for many reasons and there are thousands of instructors trying to get you to book with them, but because it's becoming relatively easy there are many out there who are absolutely devious and un-professional. One thing you must not do is make a commitment to a  driving school before actually trying their services. Always book one lesson at  their standard price and then if you feel comfortable decide to do a block  booking.
10 things to do before booking a driving instructor in the UK:

  Ask friends who have  recently passed to see if they recommend their instructor they used to learn.
  Make sure the driving  instructor is ADI fully qualified
  Check that the driving  school has passed the Code of Practice for Approved Driving Instructors by DSA
  Do they offer both theoretical  and practical training?
  See what car they teach in, you will be spending approximately 25-40 hours so it would be nice learning in a nice new model
  Ask them  whether they offer any promotional discounts to try their service for one  lesson.
  Ask if they offer discounts for block lesson bookings.
  Ask if they are available when you are likely to take your driving lessons
  Driving instructors are  graded for their standards and a graded between 4-6 with 4 being competent to grade  6 being extremely good
  Do they offer both female  and male instructors?

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