4.) What time will my lessons be and how long will they last?

We recommend taking time off work to complete your intensive driving course, as driving for four hours each day can be exhausting. Lessons typically take place in the mornings or early afternoons. Instructors usually carry out one to two courses per week and have other tests from previous weeks so flexibility is required.

Lesson schedule is organised directly with the instructors, two weeks before the start date. If you require a specific schedule, please discuss this with us prior to booking and we will confirm if this is available.

There will be a break approximately halfway through your session. Your instructor will take you to a location where you can get a drink, use the restroom, and take a short break. Typically, a local supermarket.

5.) How does the course work?

Your instructor will start your driving course in a quiet area to help you become accustomed to the car. You will be taught basic skills, such as moving off and stopping, as well as how to handle junctions. As you gain confidence and master the basics, your instructor will introduce more challenging subjects, including roundabouts, crossroads & other important topics. After covering all the necessary subjects, your instructor will typically conduct a “mock test” to assess whether you are ready for the real driving test.

6.) Is the theory test included? How do I prepare for it?

No, the theory test fee of £23 is not included in the course price and needs to be booked separately through the DVSA website (we will email you all the instructions upon course booking).

The price of our course includes all study materials needed for the theory test. You will get access to the Highway Code, hazard perception videos and multiple choice questions – everything required to prepare for your theory test (online course).

The theory test must be taken at a DVSA theory test centre. You can find the nearest one here.

7.) Do I need to pass my theory test before starting a course with you?

We recommend taking your theory test no later than 1 month prior to the start of the course. This is required so that we can start working on booking your driving test and getting it shortly after the course completion date.

Without passing your theory test, you can still start the course as planned. It simply means you will need to wait longer for the practical test, as we can only start looking for your driving test once you pass your theory test and complete our driving test request form.

8.) Is the driving test included? When will my driving test be? What if I am not ready?

Your intensive driving course includes one “fast-tracked” driving test.

We start working on finding your test as soon as you pass your theory test and submit the driving test request form. You’ll receive instructions on how to do this by e-mail, when you book your course. Our goal is to schedule your test as close to the end of your course as possible.

Driving test waiting lists can be several months long, but we usually secure a test date up to 90% faster than the standard wait time. In most cases, this means booking your test within two weeks after your course—provided you pass your theory test and submit the request form early (ie few weeks before the start of your course). During busy periods, it may take longer, but waiting more than a month is very rare.

On the last day of your course, your instructor will conduct a mock test. If you’re ready, you’ll take your driving test. If not, you can book extra lessons (subject to availability) and reschedule your test. Keep in mind that rescheduling your test too late may result in losing your test fee.

When requesting a driving test, clients have two options:

1️⃣ Request to start searching for your test before lessons begin, aiming to book it immediately after the course. This option allows clients to secure a test date shortly after their course (usually within two weeks), but if they are not ready, they might not be able to reschedule their test and will lose their test fee (£62). There could also be a very long wait for another test. Instructors will not allow candidates who are not safe & test ready, to take the test in their cars.

2️⃣ Start lessons first and request a test once you feel confident. This means waiting longer for a test slot. You might also need extra lessons to keep your driving skills sharp while waiting, but you won’t risk losing the test fee if you are not ready.

If you cancel your test after the DVSA deadline, you will lose your test fee and need to pay again.

9.) How do you get driving tests so quickly?

Our clients often think we have priority access to booking tests. As much as we would love this to be possible, unfortunately, this is not the case. Searching for driving tests requires considerable time and effort.

You could do this yourself: log into the DVSA website and check it over 100 times a day for a few days or weeks until you find a test slot that someone else has cancelled. This process, understandably, is very time-consuming and not feasible for many.

At our end, we have a dedicated staff member who continuously monitors the DVSA website for any available test slots. Once they find a suitable slot, they quickly book it for our clients. This method allows us to secure between 60-100 driving test slots per month.

10.) Is it a guaranteed pass?

While we cannot guarantee that you will pass your driving test due to various factors that can impact the outcome, we strive to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to pass. Many participants of the intensive driving courses have successfully passed their driving test, and we take great pride in their achievements. You can find their results here.

11.) What is your pass rate?

As we offer a significant number of courses, we do not track and publish exact pass rates. However, we regularly share photos and testimonials of our successful clients on our Facebook page. We encourage you to visit our page to view their success stories and read about their experiences.

12.) What if I fail my driving test?

If you fail your driving test, you will need to rebook it at a cost of £62. You may also choose to take additional lessons with your instructor on a pay-as-you-go basis.

If you need help securing an earlier test date, we offer a Fast-Track Test Booking Service. Finding an earlier slot requires extensive work, often over several weeks.

Due to the time and effort involved, this service is priced at £299 (including VAT and your test fee). Any additional lesson hours or car hire for the test must be arranged and paid for separately to your instructor.

13.) Which course should I choose?

We offer three intensive driving courses with durations of 5, 7, and 10 days.

Here is an overview of each course to assist you in making a decision:

5-day course. This course totaling 20 hours, is designed for intermediate clients who:

have taken at least 20 hours of driving lessons with a qualified instructor recently (e.g., within the last 6 months) and feel about halfway to being test-ready;
have engaged in extensive private practice in a safe and legal way (e.g., lessons with family) amounting to a minimum of 20 hours recently (e.g., within the last 6 months) and feel about halfway there;
have experience driving various vehicles (e.g. farm vehicles) on private land from a young age, are comfortable with car control, and just need experience on main roads;
had many driving lessons and have failed a driving test within the past 3 years;
were nearly ready to sit a driving test within the past 2-3 years;
have a car driving licence from abroad and are legally allowed to drive in the UK for some time (check DVSA guidance), but need to prepare for a UK Car Driving Test.
Participants in this course should be confident in fundamental car skills, including clutch control, gears, hill starts, negotiating easy junctions, maneuvering through easy roundabouts, and performing at least one of the maneuvers.

7-day course. With a total duration of 30 hours, this course is suitable for clients who:

have completed at least 10 hours of driving lessons with an approved instructor recently (e.g., within the last 6 months);
have undertaken at least 10 hours of private practice recently (e.g., within the last 6 months) and mastered the basics;
have taken a driving test within the past 4-10 years, but failed;
were nearly ready to sit a driving test within the past 4-10 years.

Participants in this course should have a grasp of basic skills, including basic clutch control, moving off and stopping, dealing with easy junctions, progressive braking, gears, and easy hill starts.

10-day course. This course is intended for individuals with little to no driving experience and includes a total of 40 hours.

The 10-day course is most suitable for clients who:

have no prior driving experience but are confident in their ability to learn quickly (note that 4 hours per day can be very exhausting, even with a break halfway through);
have taken some driving lessons, but still feel the need to start “from scratch”;
took a driving test many years ago, but would like to start “from scratch”;
were almost ready to sit a driving test, but it was many years ago, and they would like to start “from scratch”.

Who should not consider intensive courses:

Intensive driving courses may not be suitable for clients who find learning to drive challenging and require more time to effectively grasp the concepts. In such cases, traditional lessons spread over a longer period might yield better results. It’s also important to note that intensive courses may not be the best choice for those who find it difficult to spend long durations in the car (around 4 hours per day). Although there is a break midway through the sessions, these courses demand considerable effort. Learning to drive intensively for extended periods can be physically and mentally exhausting. Furthermore, the rapid approach of the driving test may add to the time pressure, which can be daunting for some learners.

If still unsure give us a call on: 07384750036

14.) What is your cancellation policy?

Ensuring that you can attend your chosen course before making a booking is important, as we start processing your booking as soon as you book.

We book the time with your instructor, offer you access to online study materials, and search for driving test dates. Therefore, if you decide to cancel, your booking fee is non-refundable. Any changes to your schedule must be approved by your driving instructor, otherwise, additional charges may apply.


15.) More questions?

If you need assistance, please don’t hesitate to call us on 07384750036 or contact us via our contact form. We’ll be happy to provide you with additional information and guidance.