In Canterbury we can arrange a course of 5 days for about 3 - 4 hours a day and the number of days that the course will be booked over will be agreed when you make your booking. Your driving instructor will then prepare you for your Practical test, which is normally arranged for the last day of the course.

Even if you still need to pass the theory test, our intensive driving school makes free online theory help with over 2,500 mock questions and 135 hazard perception clips available to you, to help you pass. If you’ve got a practical test date of your own, we can simply organise the lessons if that’s what you want.

A long delay for tests at your local test centres might mean that you should think about a residential courses.
fastPass Intensives are available throughout the UK and some centres have less than a 2 week wait, and although we would make these extra arrangements for you, the cost of getting to that area and the overnight accommodation whilst you take the course would be an extra cost.
(Extras like these are not included in the price we charge in our Course Calculator.)

Knowing what course to take will be made easier for you using our Course Calculator.
Giving the best prices and earliest availability in Canterbury, the Calculator will guide your decision..
Once you’ve chosen a course, you must pay a deposit then we’ll confirm the exact details and reserve the instructor, and confirm everything in writing to you.
This might give you an idea of what’s available:

• "Beginner drivers" will probably need 40 hours
• "Novice drivers" will probably need 30 hours
• "Intermediate drivers" will probably need 25 hours
• "Experienced learners" will probably need 15 hours
• "Pupils who recently failed" will probably need 10 hours

You’ll be asked to pay a deposit by telephone to our office in order to secure your booking, and this can be done weekdays or Saturdays using a credit or debit card.