I found 1st Time Pass through a work colleague, i had experience driving in a different country, but was amazed to find out how much standards required in this country differed from back home, i had very good feedback from my colleague, and was not disapointed when i met my instructor, it was a brief encounter has i passed my test needing very little tuition, but that was completely down to my instructor who was very knowledgable.
i would reccommend 1st Time Pass to friends in the future.
I Passed 1st Time with 1st Time Pass
Stuart
Must admit it, i am quite impressed with 1st- Time Pass
i found them doing an search online and was'nt 100% sure, as i had not seen them around as much as other schools, but my instructor said that was because they did a lot of driving instructor training in unsigned cars, when i started my lessons i was amazed how quickly i learned and how well i got on with my instructor, i Passed 1st Time with only two minor faults, my examiner told me it was the best drive he had seen for a while.
Thank you for everything.
U really have helped me achieve something i never thought i'd be able to do. All the best for the future mate. Take care.
I am pleased i went with this school, and will reccommend them to anyone.
I Passed 1st Time with 1st Time Pass
Laura
I started with the Free phone deal, which was great i got a phone for nothing, my instructor was Patrick, he was very patience, and his knowledge of what was needed for me to pass my test was really good, i was really comfortable with him.
I had an instructor before who was always turning up late for my lessons, Patrick was never late, my manuveres was not very good, he taught me all of them properly in one two hour lesson, i passed my test 1st time with one minor fault( who would have thought) he said if i failed they would pay for my retest, but i had no intention of taking that offer.
Thanks
I Passed 1st Time with First Time Pass
Russell Parry
I was recommended to 1st Time Pass by a mate of mine, due to my job i needed to pass quickly, i had never driven before as i was always nervous of being on the road, so was quite surprised when i picked it up so quickly.
I did the intensive course of 28 Lessons for £560, i did 2 hours every day for a while, and quite enjoyed it, in the end it took me 30 hours of training until my test,considering i had no private practice at all, i was pleased.
I am pleased my friend told me about 1st Time Pass, found my instructor had a lesson plan and was always writing down what we were going to do, on the next lesson.
We were always learning something new, another friend told me he felt like a Cab Driver just driving his instructor around.
I still can't believe how easy it was, wished i learned when i was a kid.
Thanks 1st Time Pass for all your help.
Elaine Age 37 -"I can't wait to pass my test"
I want to drive for independence. I've had enough of relying on my friends for lifts. Mum and Dad helped me afford the lessons – they did the same for my brother.
My instructor never panics. Even if I stall in the middle of the road, he's really patient and calm. The car is simple to drive and now I know what I'm doing it's easy to find the biting point. My hill starts are getting much better!
I started with a two-hour lesson, but I'm doing hour lessons for a while. 1st Time Pass give me the study materials free, the CD-ROM and the Highway Code and am practising for my theory test.
I think it's really important to find an instructor you're happy with. I can't wait to pass my test. It'll be brilliant!
Adam, age 24 – "You can't fault the Peugoet"
Some of my friends have had instructors turning up late or problems with their car. It's much more organised with 1st Time Pass. You can't fault the 307, it's really easy to manoeuvre and control.
My instructor was totally honest about how many lessons I'd need. I got picked up from school or home, and paid him for a block of lessons up front or just lesson by lesson when money was tight.
My main problem was reversing around corners. He drummed into me to take my time so I could correct myself if I was going wrong.
My advice to anyone thinking of learning to drive? Stick with it. It does become second nature as you.
I found 1st Time Pass through a work colleague, i had experience driving in a different country, but was amazed to find out how much standards required in this country differed from back home, i had very good feedback from my colleague, and was not disapointed when i met my instructor, it was a brief encounter has i passed my test needing very little tuition, but that was completely down to my instructor who was very knowledgable.
Must admit it, i am quite impressed with 1st- Time Pass
I had an instructor before who was always turning up late for my lessons, Patrick was never late, my manuveres was not very good, he taught me all of them properly in one two hour lesson, i passed my test 1st time with one minor fault( who would have thought) he said if i failed they would pay for my retest, but i had no intention of taking that offer.
I am pleased my friend told me about 1st Time Pass, found my instructor had a lesson plan and was always writing down what we were going to do, on the next lesson.
I want to drive for independence. I've had enough of relying on my friends for lifts. Mum and Dad helped me afford the lessons – they did the same for my brother.
Some of my friends have had instructors turning up late or problems with their car. It's much more organised with 1st Time Pass. You can't fault the 307, it's really easy to manoeuvre and control.
