your driving.lessons

 

Driving Standards Agency research shows that the current average is 45 hours of tuition, with an additional 22 hours private practise to pass. I should be able to give you an idea of how long you are likely to need after your first assessment lesson if you have driven before. If you are a new driver I can give you an idea after we've covered the basics.

track record

your driver's record

Your Driver's Record will guide you through the learning process with Liverpool Driving School, helping you to understand exactly how you are progressing and identify when you have acquired the skills you need to pass your driving test. Using the driver's record will help me to taylor your programme of lessons to suit you, ensuring that we cover the correct subject on each and every lesson. You can track your own progress week by week and use the driver's record to log your own private practice if you have the option.

You can also use it as your driving lesson diary to make sure you never miss a lesson. The most important part of your driver's record is the Instructor Assessment secotion. There are 40 driving skills within threekey stages, each with five assessment levels. As you progress I will fill in the date and level reached for each individual skill. Once we are both confident you have mastered all of the required skills, I will arrange a Mock Test.

As a Liverpool Driving School instructor I will:

  • Recommend the very latest training methods and aids to help you study for your Theory and Hazard Perception Test
  • Design a course of practical training to match your specific needs from your first lesson through to your Practical Test moving onto motorway training, Pass Plus and advanced courses.
  • Provide relevant feedback during your lesson and, at the conclusion of each, record your development in your driver's record.
  • Monitor your progress, advise and recommend the appropriate time and apply for your Practical Driving Test, or if necessary reschedule a Practical Driving Test appointment.
  • Provide training on a one-to-one basis with no other learner driver in the car.
  • Honour the full 60 minutes for each lesson, and multiples thereof, covering an introduction, the practical training and your debriefing.
  • Always conduct myself in a professional manner, and, whilst also having authority to refuse of end a lesson early, abide by the law and not discriminate against any learner.
  • Have the highest standards of personal conduct during the lessons including:
    • Courteous and considerate service
    • Avoiding physical contact except in an emergency
    • Not smoking during and training
    • Restricting mobile phone calls to emergencies and those for your benefit
  • Provide a presentable, modern, properly maintained , dual-controlled car on every lesson
  • Always endeavour to be one time at the agreed meeting point, and be available for the full duration of the lesson booking subject to unforseen circumstances beyond my control
  • Endeavour to give you two working days notice (excluding weekends and Bank Holidays) notice should a lesson need to be rescheduled subject to circumstances beyond my control
  • Respond professionaly to any worries or issues which you may have, trying to resolve them to your satisfaction.