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Generally speaking, a learner driver doesn’t deliberately set out to make a mistake on purpose nor do they enjoy making errors. However errors are essential for anyone setting out to learn to drive. It is from errors that we learn to make the necessary adjustments in order to become a safe driver and pass the driving test.

Generally speaking, a learner driver doesn’t deliberately set out to make a mistake on purpose nor do they enjoy making errors. However errors are essential for anyone setting out to learn to drive. It is from errors that we learn to make the necessary adjustments in order to become a safe driver and pass the driving test.

Having clearly established the purpose of setting up a driving school business you then need to be clear about the “shape” of the business and set a market leading strategy. There are three basic principles for establishing a good strategy:

There are literally dozens of techniques available for reducing stress in the work place but none that deal direct with Driving Instructors. While it would be impossible to cover all of them in detail, here are just a small sample that a Driving Instructor can utilise immediately :

Many Driving Instructors believe that its just enough to be okay and good. Every so often an Instructor will say that he/she had a fantastic lesson or that their pupil was excellent that day. Or their learner driver passed the driving test that day and was “first class”.

Hazard Perception is the drivers ability to recognise a situation on the road which is either dangerous, or has the potential to develop into a dangerous situation in which some driver action will be required.

A fairly wide selection of planned routes containing various types of traffic hazards and conditions will be required. Flexibility is an impotant consideration when planning a route because it allows for changes to be made midway through a driving lesson.

Grades PreK-8