With around 30 million vehicles in the UK, the risks of driving on the modern roads are plentiful and even an experienced driver can find some journeys to be a challenge.

Good drivers need to be patient, careful and aware of their surroundings at all times so that they can make confident and safe decisions.
You will need to learn to control the car safely, build up a good understanding of the rules of the road and develop a safe attitude towards driving.

If one of these elements is missing the risks to yourself and all other road users is increased.
The National Driving Standards syllabus lays out the knowledge and skills required to be a safe driver for life and you will need to demonstrate your understanding of all parts of it in your test.
What is the national driving syllabus?
We use client-centered learning techniques of coaching, rather than instructing. This will encourage you to be more engaged in the learning process, enabling you to set your own goals and reflect upon the results.
What is client-centred learning?
We'll choose the best way to teach you by working out your dominant learning style. By customising your training to match this pathway you will be able to pick up the relevant topics much quicker.
What are learning styles?
There is a range of useful publications available from the DVSA that we recommend to you. These will provide useful reference and great practise for your learning and the DVSA tests.


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We can also help with preparation for your theory test with access to one of the best online resources available.
http://theorytestpro.co.uk
Theory Test Pro uses the full question bank from the DVSA and because it's an online service, the questions are always up to date.