Intensive tuition can work well for an experienced learner with time and concentration available, but it is not automatically faster for a complete beginne
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Concentration matters
Several hours of driving in a short period is demanding and can reduce the quality of practice if fatigue sets in.
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Starting standard matters
Someone who already controls the car independently can use intensive time for judgement and test preparation.
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Do not buy a guaranteed outcome
No responsible instructor can promise a pass purely because a course is labelled intensive.
By Adrian Palmer
DVSA-approved driving instructor serving West Edinburgh. About Adrian → · Instagram →
DVSA-approved driving instructor serving West Edinburgh. About Adrian → · Instagram →