If you have an immediate need for your driver's license, an intensive driving course could be the better ideal choice to help you pass your test in as little as two weeks! That's compared to the DVSA's average of 47 lessons needed for learners before they pass their test. I offer fast tracked tests in Chingford and Loughton test centres.

Fully intensive driving course involves lessons on consecutive days, such as four hours a day over 10 days. While this approach can be successful, it may not be suitable for everyone. Hence, a semi-intensive course may be the answer. It offers many of the same elements as a fully intensive course, but allows for a more relaxed pace. You could choose to have longer driving lessons once or twice a week, or multiple sessions per week for a few hours at a time in Chingford , Loughton and surrounding areas.
Semi-intensive courses are ideal for those needing flexibility, while still being able to pass well ahead of the usual waiting time. Find a balance that works best for you.

The traditional method of learning to drive is flexible, yet it can be a slow and inefficient process. Many people struggle to pass their test after months, or even years, of weekly lessons. This is due to lack of progression, as too much time is spent practicing old skills instead of mastering new ones. What's more, taking so long to pass can end up costing thousands of pounds.
On the contrary, a semi-intensive course provides a steady learning pace, with longer lessons and shorter gaps in between. This allows you to retain the new skills you've learned and focus on improving your knowledge and abilities.
In conclusion, a semi-intensive course is an efficient, fast and cost-effective way to learn, making it the perfect option for those looking to pass their driving test.

My students typically take their test in Chingford or Loughton test centres within a few weeks of enrolling in a course. Nonetheless, the duration of each course can depend on a few factors. For instance, the number of lessons included in your course will influence the length of your course. It's clear that a 10 hour course will finish sooner than a 48 hour course! Your availability, as well as your preferences, can also play a role. If you are only available on the weekends, for instance, your course may take longer to complete.

Yes, my semi-intensive course is comprehensive and designed to equip you with the essential driving skills you need to ace your driving test. With this course, you can hit the roads and get closer to passing without having to commit to an intensive pace. Enjoy the best of both worlds!

I am an independent DVSA approved driving instructor offering classes in Chingford, Loughton and surrounding areas.