- Formula Learner Driving School
Driving License Course Cat. B
Driving License Course Cat. B
Thank you for your interest in our Driving School. We would like to take this opportunity to share some information about driver training at Formula Learner Driving School.
We are leading Driving School operating in the East, North, West London and Essex.
Also one of the most popular due to the high percentage of passing the practical exam in the first attempt. Last year it was 88%, while the national average is 42%. This means that almost 9 out of 10 of our students passed the exam in one attempt, saving their valuable time and money because they did not need to take the exam several times, which involves additional costs and stress. We achieve these results thanks to an innovative teaching system 💥UNIQUE ACCELERATED LEARNING SYSTEM, which is used only by a dozen or so driving schools throughout Great Britain. This system allows you to achieve the best results in the shortest possible time.
We have instructors teaching in English and various different languages in East, North and West London as well Essex.
We have been on the market since 2006 and during this time we have taught over 10,000 local people.
The instructors are both 👧 Ladies and 👦 Gentlemen who have all the necessary British licenses and qualifications to perform the profession of Driving Instructor in the UK. Additionally, for your safety, instructors have a clean criminal record and undergo additional CPD training at least three times a year in the latest teaching methods and customer service.
🛣️The cost of driving lessons in the UK is flexible and will depend on previous experience, if you have any? We need more information on this matter. This information is necessary to be able to more accurately approximate the total cost of education in an individual situation.
Assuming that you start learning to drive from the beginning, it will be divided into 3 basic stages.
- Stage 1 - Driving base, where you will learn basic vehicle control skills and the rules of priority on the road.
- Stage 2 - Task-based lessons, where safety procedures for specific road situations are mastered. This stage of learning is based on the DSVA examination report.
- Stage 3 - Direct exam preparation where mock exams are conducted and students become familiar with the topography of the exam roads. At this stage, it is an independent ride under the supervision of an instructor.
👉Lessons are organized in 2-hour blocks, we also offer a 2-hour trial lesson.
- the cost of such a lesson is £75, this is the amount for "flexible" payments from lesson to lesson. This is a very good option for people who want to start a course but do not have a budget saved in advance.
- We also offer 10-hour lesson blocks. The cost of such a block for a one-time payment is £350. This saves you £25 compared to the flexible payment option.
- The cost of the theory exam is £23 and can be ordered on the government website GOV.UK.
- The cost of the practical exam is £62, ordered as above. The theoretical exam consists of 50 theoretical questions, 43 of which must be answered correctly, and 14 Hazard Perception videos. The questions are very logical, so the test is relatively simple
📖 As we are currently teaching about 600 students, please contact us by phone for dates and more detailed pricing. ☎️ 07883015890 We will be able to provide all information and answer any questions you may have. Also, for more information, please visit other sections of our website, where you can learn about the methodological process of learning to drive and read the reviews we have received from our clients whom we have had the pleasure of teaching in the past.
We also invite you to visit and like our Facebook page (the link can be found on the website), where we share the recent successes of our students, the latest information on driving lessons with people interested in obtaining a driving license, and you can read the profiles of individual instructors and opinions on their topic.
Kind Regards
Driving School Director
Andy Stosik
Pass your driving test and get a British driving license
A provisional driving license will allow you to start driving lessons from the age of 17. However, this does not mean that you can now drive on your own. A provisional driving license only allows you to drive in a vehicle with a qualified driving instructor or another person who is over 21 years of age and has been driving for at least 3 years. To apply for a provisional driving license, visit the provisional driving license page on the GOV.UK website to start your application. It usually takes up to three weeks for your provisional driving license to be delivered.
The average student needs 45 hours of driving lessons, in addition to 25 hours of private practice, to pass the driving test. However, this varies from person to person, so while this is a good number to use as a benchmark, it should be accepted that learning should be at your own pace and you should not compare yourself to others. Generally speaking, the average student takes one lesson a week. But there's really no set number of lessons you should have each week. Choose what suits you best!
There are many ways to find a driving instructor. Many people choose instructors based on recommendations from friends and family. However, you can visit an approved driving instructor's page on the DVSA website. The most important thing when choosing an instructor is to choose someone who will make you feel comfortable behind the wheel, and most importantly, if you are novice you will most likely spend at least 40 hours in the car together!
To start your first driving lessons, you should bring your provisional driving license and have a positive attitude! It is important to wear comfortable shoes that you enjoy riding in. Studying for the theory test between lessons is invaluable. This will help you prepare for your theory exam and will also help you when you are on the road in lessons.
You can book your theory test online from the theory test section of the official GOV.UK website. The test will consist of 50 multiple choice questions and then a threat perception test. You will have 57 minutes to complete the multiple choice test and you will need to score 43 out of 50 to pass the exam. To pass the threat perception test, you must watch 14 video clips. To pass, you must score 44 out of 75 points.
You can book your practice test online in the practice tests section of the official GOV.UK website. It is also possible to check and cancel the change of the exam date on the GOV.UK website. The driving test usually takes about 40 minutes and consists of the following elements:
– eyesight check
– show me, tell me questions
– general driving skills
– reversing the vehicle
– independent driving
When you finish the exam and return to the exam center, the examiner will discuss your mistakes with you and if they are acceptable, you will receive a certificate of passing the exam!
Course
As we are teaching about 650 students at the moment, regarding the dates and a more accurate quote, please call us at
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