Scottish Driving School

Driving lessons that are taken as intensive driving courses in Perth Scotland. Will get you towards passing your driving test sooner. They also cost less than taking weekly lessons. All lessons are suitable for new drivers and learner drivers with some experience. Intensive driving courses can be booked for any length of time whether its half-day, one-day, three-day, five-day onwards. The UK’s most experienced Scottish Driving School Approved instructor [DVSA Approved] will provide you with the best driver tuition.

Lowest costs and highest standards mean you can learn to drive in the shortest time without compromising safety. A learner driver who starts as being nervous will soon build up their confidence. By using the quietest roads in the Perth area.

20 hour intensive driving course-practical test included in price

One of our most popular intensive driving courses is the 20-hour course taken over 5-days. This course provides for the cost of your practical test. A week of 20-hours lessons with a practical test included. Would be suitable for a learner driver with some previous experience.
A new learner driver could use the 20-hour course as a starter. This will give the beginner a good grounding in car control, road procedures and confidence building. Practising in the family car after completing a 20-hour course. Will help build experience and confidence – the two go hand in hand. This course consists of 4 hours each day with a short break around lunchtime. Once completed the 5 days would be the equivalent of 25 weeks of having weekly driving lessons. That’s 24 weeks closer to passing your driving test and a saving £130 + practical test fee [included in course]

Benefits of intensive driving courses

More lessons need to be taken on a weekly basis when compared to intensive courses. Here are a few of the benefits of booking an intensive course.

• Lesson re-cap time is only 2-3 minutes on a course, compared to 15-20 minutes on weekly lessons
• When a driving error occurs a re-try can be carried out in most cases straight away. Because your instructor does not have to rush off to the next pupil. On weekly lessons you may not have enough time to re-try correcting the error. Because your instructor has to go off to his next pupil. By the time your next lesson is due. It’s possible that you and your instructor have forgotten about the previous weeks error.

How to pass a practical test

When the driving test is taken. You know that you have covered all of the requirements to become an excellent safe driver for life. The practical test is relatively straightforward. For anyone who has completed the right amount of lessons under the supervision of a professional instructor.

One myth that you should disregard is that you have to raise your standards for your test. Not true! It would be best if you drove with your examiner. In the same way as you would do on a good driving lesson. That way you have nothing extra to think about since it is your usual style of driving. All practise sessions leading up to the test day itself should be a ‘dress rehearsal’ for the actual big day.

Scottish Driving School courses for all types of learner driver

Scottish driving school courses are designed for any learner driver whether an absolute beginner or an experienced learner. All courses are designed for individual requirements. You might be a new learner driver who is unsure about the best way to book your lessons. Whether weekly lessons or an intensive course of lessons. Why not book an assessment lesson of 2-hours to see how you get on. After which you will have a better idea as to the type of lessons that might best suit your requirements.
Here are a few options that you could consider. Still not sure? You can contact us for more personal advice here.