Driving is an important skill to acquire for a lifetime. So before you invest time and money in it, it is important to understand the things you need to pay attention to and get answered before enrolling in a driving school. If the driving school is not up to the mark, you could land in trouble. For example, it is important to check if they have a public liability and professional indemnity insurance, or if they are involved in legal issues or people/learners have had bad experience with them. Let’s look at a few things you need to check with the driving School before enrolling:
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- Fees: What is the course fee? Is it too expensive or affordable?
- Duration: How long is each session, and what is the entire time period of the course?
- Type of vehicle offered: What is the size if the vehicle? Is it small, medium or large, manual or automated?
- Personal attention: Is it just the learner and the instructor in the car, making it a one-on-one training session or there could be other students as well?
- Dual-controls: It is mandatory as per law that all cars must have dual-controls.Does your driving school meet the requirement?
- Membership: Does the school have a ADTA membership?
- RTA Licence: Has the RTA issued the instructor the Driving Instructor License? Is it currently valid?
- Communication with family/parents: Do they keep your parents or family members in the loop? This is very important, for them to know your progress.
- Inability to attend the course: If you are unable to attend your session/driving lesson, will they cooperate or give you the refund, or adjust it for some later sessions?
- Assistance after lessons are over: Does the school provide drivers for your personal assistance and some more practice till you reach a stage when you are confident enough to drive independently.
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