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  • Q1. What is the process for scheduling lessons, and can I reschedule if needed?

  • Q2. How do you accommodate students with different learning styles?

    We often customise our teaching methods based on the individual needs of each student, using a mix of visual aids, hands-on practice, videos, demonstrations and written materials to cater to different learning styles.

  • Q3. What is the cost of the driving lessons, and are there any payment plans available?

    Costs can vary widely depending on the quantity of lessons booked, (Block Bookings). Prices range from £30 per hour - £42 per hour. Generally, the more hours you book in one go, the cheaper your hourly lesson rate is. We do not currently offer payment plans.

  • Q4. What qualifications do your instructors have?

    Our instructors are (ADIs). Approved Driving Instructors by the DVSA.

  • Q5. What type of cars does CJL use?

    We currently use a Toyota Icon Tech 2019, Manual & Toyota CHR for automatic lessons.

  • Q6. How are you different from other driving schools

    1. **Online Training**: We offer flexible online training modules, allowing students to learn at their own pace while mastering essential road safety and regulations. 2. **Intensive Courses**: Our intensive driving courses accelerate learning, equipping students with the skills and confidence to pass their tests quickly. 3. **Quick Driving Tests**: We leverage connections with local test centres to secure prompt driving test appointments, minimizing delays. 4. **Mindset of Excellence**: Our commitment to being the best drives the quality of our instructors and lessons. 5. **Reflective Quality in Lessons**: Each lesson is tailored to individual needs, personalized attention and continuous feedback.

  • Q7. Can I learn driving in my own car?

    Yes, you can learn in your car, however this is only advised after your instructor approves. It is advised to learn with a fully qualified instructor ADI in the early stages especially when learning car coordination and control. It is encouraged by the DVSA, that students should go out with friends and family to get additional practice if they can. Many learner insurance companies can provide hourly insurance coverage.

  • Q8. How long does it typically take to complete the driving course?

    The duration can vary based on the program and the student's prior experience. Generally, a full course can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on the frequency of lessons and the student's progress. The DVSA states on their website that the average driver takes 45 hours to get a licence. In our experience this is correct. A fast learner can do it in roughly 30 hours, a slow learner can take 70 hours or more.

  • Q9. Where are you located?

    We are a North London-based driving school. We also do tests in the following areas: Enfield, Chingford, Barnet, Mill Hill, Hendon, Wood Green, Tottenham, and Borehamwood. We can meet you in these areas to start your lessons, or pick you up from home, work, or an agreed location.

  • Q10. What are the requirements to enrol in driving lessons?

    Students typically must be at least 16 or 17 years old and have a valid learner's permit. In the UK, individuals can start learning to drive at 17, but 16-year-olds with specific disabilities can apply for a provisional license to learn in adapted vehicles. At 17, they can take lessons with an approved instructor and practice with a qualified driver. They must be 17 and hold a valid provisional license to take the practical driving test.

  • Q11. Do you provide assistance with the driving test and exam preparation?

    We offer mock driving tests and tailored instruction to help students prepare for the official driving exam, including tips and strategies to pass successfully.

  • Q12. What safety measures are in place during driving lessons?

    Safety is a top priority, we typically implement measures like regular vehicle maintenance, instructor training in emergency procedures, and ensuring that students wear seat belts at all times during lessons.

  • Q3. What is the cost of the driving lessons, and are there any payment plans available?

  • Q2. How do you accommodate students with different learning styles?

  • Q5. What type of cars does CJL use?

    We currently use a Toyota Icon Tech 2019, Manual & Toyota CHR for automatic lessons.

  • Q7. Can I learn driving in my own car?

    Yes, you can learn in your car, however this is only advised after your instructor approves. It is advised to learn with a fully qualified instructor ADI in the early stages especially when learning car coordination and control. It is encouraged by the DVSA, that students should go out with friends and family to get additional practice if they can. Many learner insurance companies can provide hourly insurance coverage.

  • Q9. Where are you located?

    We are a North London-based driving school. We also do tests in the following areas: Enfield, Chingford, Barnet, Mill Hill, Hendon, Wood Green, Tottenham, and Borehamwood. We can meet you in these areas to start your lessons, or pick you up from home, work, or an agreed location.

  • Q11. Do you provide assistance with the driving test and exam preparation?

    We offer mock driving tests and tailored instruction to help students prepare for the official driving exam, including tips and strategies to pass successfully.

  • Q12. What safety measures are in place during driving lessons?

    Safety is a top priority, we typically implement measures like regular vehicle maintenance, instructor training in emergency procedures, and ensuring that students wear seat belts at all times during lessons.

  • Q4. What qualifications do your instructors have?

  • Q8. How long does it typically take to complete the driving course?

    The duration can vary based on the program and the student's prior experience. Generally, a full course can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on the frequency of lessons and the student's progress. The DVSA states on their website that the average driver takes 45 hours to get a licence. In our experience this is correct. A fast learner can do it in roughly 30 hours, a slow learner can take 70 hours or more.

  • Q3. What is the cost of the driving lessons, and are there any payment plans available?

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