Intensive Driving Courses Birmingham

I cannot thank Bob and one week driving for enough for enabling me to pass my test. I’d had 15 hours before meeting Bob but felt the lessons were going slow, my instructor made me nervous and my confidence in my ability to drive was low. All that was put at ease as soon as I stepped into Bob’s car. His relaxed and thorough teaching manner meant I actually felt like I was learning and progressing. Bob personally has gone the extra to help me pass after my test was cancelled and I had to rebook. I’ve recommended one week driving too all my friends who are still waiting to pass after my experience. In my opinion it really is the best way too learn quickly but more important effectively. Thank you again Bob you truly are a one in a million driving instructor. I hope Chelsea have a good season for football :).

Passed first time with the 24 hour intensive course. My instructor Naheem was very chilled out and had a relaxed approach to Instructing, which really helped me pick everything up easily. I would reccomend this course to anyone.

Having never so much as sat in the drivers’ seat of a car before, I enrolled on a One Week Driving Course (the 48hr Guaranteed Pass), desperately hoping that – with a little determination and some serious dedication – I could pass in time to be driving my wife, two cats and I around to visit everyone for Christmas this year: no longer having to deal with incessant bloody trains! Paired with Sadegh – perhaps the most calm and patient person I’ve ever met – as my instructor, I achieved that end in no time. We began on Sunday 1st November (driving for 6 hours each day), for a total of 8 flexible days, and – on Wednesday 11th (a mere 10 days later!) – I took and passed my test, first time (with only 2 minors recorded). It was – to put it plainly – utterly exhausting: but absolutely, 100%, worth it. It’s difficult to describe just how tiring – mentally and physically – driving for such a solid, condensed period of time actually is: but it certainly prepares you for what’s required in your test. My instructor Sadegh put his absolute trust and faith in me from day one (a rather “throw you in at the deep end: sink or swim” teaching ethos), which I feel worked wonders for my learning curve: I found myself desperately wanting to prove I was worthy of that trust, and aimed to be the best I could each and every time I got behind the wheel – and put my hand on the gearstick – of that little Nissan Micra. As the test centres closest to my area were all booked up, I was sent to Wanstead, in East London, for my test. As anyone who takes a minute to search “Wanstead driving test”, or anything similar, will find: the place has the highest first-time fail rate in the entire country, with negative comments and driving test horror stories in abundance… I was terrified. I felt ready, however: confident and prepared; and I wasn’t going to let anything affect my chances of getting a pass but me. I treated the test the same as any other day: imagined that it was just my instructor Sadegh sat beside me, and that I was simply putting what he’d taught me into practice as i’d done each day for the past week or so. And, to my utter relief, it worked. As a bonus (as if the pass wasn’t enough reward in itself), I was immediately refunded £200 – as promised – for passing first time. The whole thing worked, in fact. I would whole-heartedly recommend it to anyone who is serious about learning to drive. No messing around: just you and your instructor; in a car together for a week; one goal on which to focus; practice; practice; practice… and you’re ready. To all at One Week Driving Course, and to my fantastic instructor… Thank you. Aaron.

I found the process of bookING the course stress free and the company were very quick on getting back to me and on finding a local instructor and booking a test at an appropriate center.

My driving Instructor was Zahir Baber who was absolutly fantastic in his approach to my learning. He structured it to my specific needs and was flexible in his timings to accommodate me.

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