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To Contact Tony Clarke, call: 0800 781 3947 |
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This is the most comprehensive course that we do. Most new drivers should be up to test standard after this highly intensive course. We can split the course into two half weeks if required. |
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One Week Pass Course |
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· Videos & workbook included · Driving Test Included · 30 hour course (incl. 2 hrs for the Driving Test) · Home study approx: 10 hrs · If you need to do the theory test, you’ll need to add that module. |
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Price: £820.00 |
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The One Week Pass Course usually starts on Sunday or Monday and finishes on Friday. This course is ideal for those who have some degree of clutch control and are n so much of a hurry that they could not otherwise find the time. Although LDC offer this course, I cannot recommend it. Driving uses muscles you don’t usually use and your feet / legs will suffer. Additionally, you are learning very intensively and the ‘driver error’ rate is statistically much higher than semi-intensive learning. Only book this course if it is imperative that you learn in a week. The driving test would usually be organised to take place at the end of the week or during the following week depending on your personal preference. If you want a test at the end of the course you would need to book the course and pass the theory test well in advance of the required start date (i.e. at least one month in advance). However, occasionally short notice driving tests can be arranged. The in-car training provided is 30 hours on a one pupil to one instructor basis. (This includes 2 hours for attending the driving test). When you add the home study, using the LD driving skills videos and workbook, the total duration of this course is around 40 hours. |
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Tony Clarke |
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One Week Pass Course |
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Contact: Tony Clarke: |
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· Please note that this is an incredibly intensive course. · Unsurprisingly, pass rates will be lower than semi intensive courses. · I recommend this course for people with good road sense and, ideally, good clutch control.
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