Let’s start with Your first lesson if you haven’t had any previous lessons. What you will   learn is 

1. setting yourself up in your seat, feeling   comfortable with the seat adjusting it probably so you can reach the pedals 
   
2. Adjusting the steering , so your arms not stretching to reach the steering wheel 
   
3. Adjusting the mirrors, so we can see clearly in all three.The middle mirror, left door mirror, and the Right door mirror, 
   
4. Then I will introduce you to the controls of the vehicle, this will involve the handbrake, the gears, and the three pedals. How I normally do this is muscle train you with your feet and hands.
   
5. Then we are going starting to move the vehicle, and learning to stop the vehicle, changing up the gears, and changing down the gears. 
   
6. If we still have time depending on wether  you have 1 hour or two hour lesson we will  go to learn steering, we will normally drive to a car park it is Quieter and easier and quicker for you to learn.
   
7. Then your next lesson we will introduce you to the lesson plan. lesson plans are very good  they give you an idea on what stage your at in lesson and what we can work on to improve.

Intensive course 

intensive course  are normally for pupils that haven’t got the time to learn. They could work long hours or work away. Or just want to get there test done quickly. If you haven’t had any experience in driving before an intensive course is usually spread over a two to three week course, with an average of 35 to 40 hour lesson in that two weeks, again this depends on the pupils skills and how quick they can pick things up. Also where you want to take your test either Clacton-on-Sea,or Colchester. Clacton is easier it has less complicated roundabouts and a smaller town to get to know,  Colchester for example has more roundabouts and  more Challenging Lane decisions to make  But the decision is entirely up to you sure choice
What do I have to do to start an intensive course 
You will have to  had passed your theory test first, On this website I have given help on how to pass your theory using the right apps and how to study.
Then I will book you in for an driving Assessment that is for me to see how you pick things up and how many hours you are going to need. For example I had a pupil who learnt when they was 17 was nearly pass standard then they give up lessons reason know to them, but came back two years later then  I said about 10 hours should do it. That is another thing I want to add if you are that pupil, you will be surprised you have not forgotten what you had learnt previously most pupils pick things up where they left off from a long brake.
Then when you want to start lessons we will book you practical test Usually on the Friday on the last week of your lessons. And that is probably booked one or two months before you start. Due  to the demand on test.