Is an Intensive Driving Course Right for You?
Intensive training can be a great way to develop your driving over a shorter period, but the right route depends on your experience, availability and whether you already have a practical test booked. Answer a few simple questions to receive guidance on your most suitable next step.
Start the Free CheckerIt takes around two minutes and you will not need to provide any personal details.
Find Your Most Suitable Learning Route
Choose the answer that best reflects your current circumstances. Your answers stay within this page and are not submitted to us.
Do you already have a practical driving test booked?
This helps us distinguish between general skill development and preparation for a confirmed test.
How much driving experience do you currently have?
Choose the nearest description. You do not need to know the exact number of lessons.
How do you usually learn best?
Think about how you respond when learning new and demanding skills.
Can you make time for several lessons over a shorter period?
Intensive training works best when you can maintain continuity throughout the course.
What would you most like to achieve next?
Select the outcome that most closely matches your current priority.
Please choose an answer before continuing.
A Test-Booked Driving Course
Because you already have a practical test booked, the appropriate next step is to check whether an instructor and suitable course can be arranged around your test details. You can choose a course yourself or ask for guidance.
- Options range from focused test rescue to longer preparation courses
- Manual and automatic availability can be checked
- Your test date, centre, postcode and availability will be considered
The 25-Hour Get Up to Speed Course
This route may suit you if you want to develop your car control and essential driving skills over a concentrated period without needing to have a practical test booked.
- Build useful foundations and driving experience quickly
- Continue practising in your own car where appropriate
- Continue with further lessons afterwards if needed
A More Gradual Learning Plan May Suit You
Your answers suggest that you may currently be more comfortable learning through regular lessons with additional time to reflect and practise. You can still contact us to discuss your circumstances before deciding.
- Develop confidence at a pace that feels manageable
- Allow more time between lessons for reflection or private practice
- Consider concentrated training later as your experience develops
This checker provides general guidance rather than a formal driving assessment. Your eventual course arrangements will depend on your circumstances and instructor availability.
What Happens After You Find Your Suggested Route?
The checker gives you a useful starting point. You can then explore the suggested course, compare the available options or ask us to help you decide.
Explore Your Suggested Route
Read the relevant course information and decide whether it matches your current experience, availability and intended outcome.
Send Us Your Details
Tell us your postcode, preferred transmission and availability. If you have a test booked, include its date, time and test centre.
We Check Availability
We will consider your requirements, check suitable instructor availability and discuss the proposed arrangements with you.
You do not have to choose a course without help. If you are unsure, select the option requesting guidance when you complete the relevant enquiry form.
Still unsure?
You Don’t Have to Choose Without Help
Compare the available courses or send us a question. We can consider your experience and circumstances before you decide which route to take.