970 for 4 days training and the test on the 5th day
ROG:
I must admit to being a bit lost here…is that £970 for 1 to 1 ALL DAY for 5 days!!!
ROG:
I must admit to being a bit lost here…is that £970 for 1 to 1 ALL DAY for 5 days!!!
tomsd1989:
970 for 4 days training and the test on the 5th day
Are you saying that is for ALL-DAY training■■? - I doubt it - check again
I’m betting that is for 4 HALF-DAYS of 4 hours with a warm up and test on day 5
tomsd1989:
970 for 4 days training and the test on the 5th dayROG:
I must admit to being a bit lost here…is that £970 for 1 to 1 ALL DAY for 5 days!!!
Half days or full days?? i.e. 4 hours per day or 8 hours per day?
I would say that you are thinking the same as me Jon - a mis-communication along the way somewhere…
ROG:
I would say that you are thinking the same as me Jon - a mis-communication along the way somewhere…
A worrying thought ROG 
, but yes I think we are on the same track here 
sorry people got a bit confused they are 4 hours a day for 4 days and 5th day for me test she rang me today to confirm she reckon thoy 2 to 1 is better i dont no iam getting confused
garnerlives:
ROG:
I would say that you are thinking the same as me Jon - a mis-communication along the way somewhere…A worrying thought ROG
tomsd1989:
sorry people got a bit confused they are 4 hours a day for 4 days and 5th day for me test she rang me today to confirm she reckon thoy 2 to 1 is better i dont no i am getting confused
I’ll tell you what they are getting at…
Doing 2 to 1 ALL-DAY allows for drivers on training to be swapped over at regular intervals and so is less intensive as there are nice long breaks between the two trainees so what has been learned on your drive session has time to sink in
2 to 1 also allows both trainees to learn from each others negatives and positives
The actual ‘behind the wheel’ time may work out a little more for each trainee on 2 to 1 as each trainee needs less vehicle stopping time for ‘brain recovery’
If the reverse area is miles from the yard then much time on 1 to 1 MAY be spent getting to and from it whereas on 2 to 1 that overall time for each trainee is halved.
You might prefer doing half days and those half days to be very intensive in which case 1 to 1 is for you.
If you prefer the more leisuely way of learning then 2 to 1 would be better for you
As I said before - YOUR MONEY, YOUR CHOICE