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Send a completed D1 form to the DVLA. A D1 can be obtained from the post office. Once you have received it back your ready to go on your 17th birthday. (you can apply for your provisional at 16.)

Everybody learns in a different way and all lessons are tailored to you. There is no set script. However everybody who attends and passes a driving test needs to reach the same standard. To be able to pass your test you must to able to drive to a high standard. The standard of the test has become higher and with more traffic on the road and more complex roads more training is required than 20 years ago.

Yes, providing your car meets all the legal requirements tax, insured etc. You must have someone to sit with you. This person needs to be over 21 and have held a license for that type of vehicle for at least 3 and half years. The person sitting with you must follow all the same laws as if they were driving, i.e they cannot use a mobile phone when sitting with you. When you do practice, it's best to practice what you have be doing in your lessons using the same ways you have been taught. Your instructor can give you further advice on private practice.

You will get it right, it just needs practice like other skills you all ready have. Like when you learnt to walk, write, read all these skills need practice to get better and be able to do unaided. However you need to be prepared to invest sufficient time into learning to drive. It is a life skill.

No problem, subject to yours and your instructor availability, however you will still need to reach the same standard. An intensive course is only beneficial if you can do a test at the end. There is no point learning to drive in just a few weeks if you have not done your theory and/or the driving test the driving test waiting list is eight weeks long. Most people learn better over a period of time so they can absorb all the information.