TYPES OF COURSES

Standard.
Normally a single 1 or 2 hour lesson per week and is good if funds or time is tight and is the more traditional way of learning to drive.

Semi intensive.
Three or four 2 hour lessons per week. Ideal if you need to get your license in a short time (during holidays for example).

Intensive.
4 to 8 Hours per day. Not suitable for everybody but if you only have a couple of weeks may be ideal. You would need an assessment lesson to find out if this would be suitable for you.

Pass plus.
Pass plus is a training scheme for new drivers. Usually over 6 hours It's much more than just a few extra lessons. This specially designed course by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA). Helps you Gain valuable driving experience safely, you will be taught how to deal with a wide range of road and traffic situations, many of which you probably won't have faced before including motorways and country roads.

Motorway.
Even if you have been driving for years but are afraid to go on the motorway, this could be for you.

Refresher.
Passed your test a few years ago but never driven since? A refresher course could help ease you back onto the road.