Semi-Intensive Course
22-Hour Driving Refiner & Fast-Track Course
Course Overview
Designed for learners who have already mastered the fundamentals of vehicle control—such as starting, stopping, and basic gear changes—this 22-hour semi-intensive course bridges the gap between basic handling and test-day readiness.
Whether you’ve had previous lessons that were paused, possess private practice experience, or simply learn at a quick pace, this targeted course polishes your technique, expands your road awareness, and prepares you thoroughly for the DVSA practical exam.
Course Breakdown
20 Hours Practical Driving Tuition:
Skills Assessment & Polish: Initial drive to evaluate your baseline, smoothing out steering, clutch control, and gear selection.
Complex Road Navigation: Comprehensive training on multi-lane roundabouts, fast dual carriageways, rural roads, and busy urban traffic.
Manoeuvre Mastery: Dedicated practice to perfect all standard DVSA maneuvers (parallel park, bay parking, pulling up on the right) until second nature.
Independent Driving & SatNav: Developing self-reliance using both road signs and satellite navigation guidance.
Mock Examinations: Simulated driving tests under real exam conditions to highlight remaining weak spots and build test-day confidence.
2 Hours DVSA Test Representation:
Final pre-test warmup drive to get into the driving mindset and calm pre-test nerves.
Provision of a fully insured, dual-controlled instructor car for the duration of your official DVSA practical test.
Professional post-test debrief and guidance on your official result.
Who This Course Is For
Intermediate learners who have completed 15–20 hours of previous driving lessons.
Driver permit holders or pupils with extensive private practice experience with family or friends.
Confident learners who adapt quickly and want an accelerated route to passing their test.
Prerequisites
Pupils should be confident moving off, stopping, and handling basic steering and gear selection independently. A valid Theory Test Pass certificate is required before test booking.
Pupils must maintain regular lesson attendance and follow professional instruction guidelines to keep their training status active. Theory test fees and official DVSA practical test fees are paid directly to the DVSA by the pupil.
You must have lived in England, Wales or Scotland for at least 185 days in the last 12 months before the day you take your test.
