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What is the daily schedule for the in-person classes?
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Classes start at 9:30 am and finish at 5:30 pm, with three 30-minute breaks spread throughout the day.
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What materials will be provided, and can I bring my own devices?
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At our in-person classes we will provide an A4 notebook and pens for note-taking. However, you are welcome to bring your own laptop or tablet if you prefer taking notes electronically.
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Is any preparation needed before attending the classes?
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While no specific preparation is required, we recommend doing some background reading and gaining practical driving experience to make the course easier to understand. Before the class, we will send you an email with access to a practice website.
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How effective is the course in preparing me for the Hazard Perception test?
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Our teaching methods have proven to be highly effective, with students scoring an average of 68-75 after completing the course. We focus on helping you understand the Hazard Perception test and teaching the best techniques to succeed.
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Is the course enough to prepare me for the theory test?
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Yes, after completing the 3-day course and the bespoke action plan provided, you should be ready to take the test. If you feel you need further training, we can advise on the next steps, including additional 1-on-1 private tuition via Zoom or in London.
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When should I book my theory test?
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We will advise you on the best time to book your test after your first day of class, as everyone's needs and progress may vary.
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What is the success rate of your courses?
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Our customers have a 95% pass rate after completing our full 3-day course and following our instructions. We also offer a 100% money-back guarantee if you don't pass after completing the course and fully following our instructions.
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How do you accommodate students with learning difficulties, such as Dyslexia, ADHD, Dyspraxia, Stroke, Aspergers, or other conditions?
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We are experienced in supporting students with various learning needs, as 15% of our pupils have learning difficulties. Our courses are designed with visual aids, videos, and illustrations, and we verbally repeat notes for your benefit. We also explain the extra benefits you are entitled to when taking your Theory Test. If needed, you can bring someone with you to help with note-taking, but they must also be booked.
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How do you support students who cannot read, write, or have poor English skills?
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As with students who have learning difficulties, we make sure our courses are visual and include various forms of media to cater to different learning styles. You may also bring someone to assist with note-taking, but they must also be booked.