How Do I Choose the Best Intensive Driving School

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How Do I Choose the Best Intensive Driving School?
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Intensive driving school courses

• People who enjoy focused training typically will
  benefit from intensive driving school courses.
  These types of schools provide crash courses that
  usually are completed in one weekend. This type
  of training is based on the assumption that an
  intensive, focused effort is the best way to
  absorb new information rather than repetition
  over an extended period of time. The typical
  student profile for someone interested in an
  intensive driving school is an ambitious, highly
  focused, and motivated student. He or she wants
  to meet the course requirements in the shortest
  time frame possible.

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3 things to consider

• Reputation of the school
• Cost of the program
• Training methods
• Intensive driving schools are available in most
  large cities and typically cater to adults who
  already have completed driving school, but have
  let their license lapse or have changed
  countries.

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reputation

• Investigate the reputation of the school before
  registering. Talk to former students,
  instructors, and driving examiners, if possible.
  Ask for access to statistics on the number of
  students who enrolled in this course in the
  previous year, number of successful driving
  exams, and the number of attempts required. These
  values provide useful insight into the success of
  the training program from the perspective of the
  student.

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Cost of the program

• Intensive driving school programs often are more
  expensive than traditional driving school. Review
  the course description in detail to ensure that
  the number of classroom and in-car hours is
  comparable. It is important to note that an
  intensive driving school should provide a
  complete training experience.

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Training methods

• The training methods used typically include
  lectures, demonstrations, and in-car instruction.
  Written notes and textbooks can be used to
  supplement the classroom material. Students can
  be expected to study outside classroom hours to
  cover more material in a shorter amount of time.

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