Glencor Driving School Instructor David, ADI: -
- is registered with the DSA (Driving Standards Agency) as an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) and is a Grade 5 instructor.
- is examined, licensed and checked by the DSA, so always ensuring professional driving school lessons.
- teaches, the Pass Plus driving school lessons (optional, after passing the 'L' test).
- has undergone training in assisting/helping people with nervous/new situations.
- designed and produced this Glencor Driving School website.
Driving School Lessons Are : -
- either the standard one hour driving school lesson per week or several driving school lessons per week.
- always geared to encourage pupils to attain a very high standard of driving as quickly as is possible.
- focused on Safe Driving For Life thus providing a good base for passing the 'L' driving test.
- given with Total Commitment and Confidence during all driving school lessons.
During every driving lesson you will be informed of your progress, and not just at the end of mock tests. This way you will be able to improve your driving during each lesson and will know what to expect/improve on for your next driving school lesson. Also, if you will be driving between your lessons then you will be in no doubt as to what you should be practising for your driving test and your life long driving.
For those who can practise driving between their lessons, don't worry about picking up so called 'Bad Habits'. Driving between lessons can dramatically improve driving skill and confidence, two major factors in learning to drive, and 'Bad Habits' can virtually always be eliminated in minutes for those who are just learning to drive.
Drive with CASUAL hand, foot and eye movement.
The only thing working hard is the engine.
Glencor Driving School Instructor, Grade 5
What Does Grade 5 Mean To Those Learning To Drive?
- You should be able to learn at a faster pace.
- You will potentially require fewer lessons.
- You will not receive 'just driving around' lessons.
- You will be taught all the necessary skills.
David of Glencor has been deemed to be an instructor who can: -
- identify your driving faults very quickly.
- help you to correct your driving faults.
- identify with the needs of each individual.
- identify with driving skills to a high level.
David of Glencor, he delivers the lessons you want.
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Be prepared before your first Glencor Driving School lesson
What To Bring For Your Driving School Lessons
For Your First Driving School Lesson: -
- those with the new style driver's license should bring both the photocard and the counter (paper) part,
- those with the paper only style license should bring both their drivers license and a passport,
- those with an international (non-UK endorsed) driver's license should bring along their driver's license and a passport.
- the monies for your first driving school lesson or the monies for your block booking.
- a pair of sunglasses, the sun in Scotland just might decide to pop out!
For Your Next Driving School Lessons: -
- bring your driver's license, this should be with you every time you are driving. (For the new style licence, bring only the photocard).
- any monies due, if necessary, for your driving school lesson.
- progress report (given to you on your first lesson by your driving school instructor).
- and again, because they do help, a pair of sunglasses.
Want to be somebody?
Don't drive after drinking.