Intensive Driving School

Intensive Driving School provides intensive driving courses, crash courses and driving lessons in the Oxford area. It offers both automatic and manual driving lessons. Lessons are also given in Wheatley, Kidlington, Kennington, Abingdon, Didcot, Wallingford, Garsington and Witney. A modern dual controlled car is used for lessons. All driving lesson courses include a practical driving test.

The Diamond and Diamond Plus packages include an additional free practical driving test if the first attempt is unsuccessful. Weekly driving lessons are bookable in blocks of 10 to 50 hours or more. An assessment lesson is available for those with previous driving experience. The school has helped hundreds of pupils pass their practical driving test.

Intensive Driving School in Headington is closely linked to instructor Hafiz, credited across numerous accounts with guiding pupils through condensed courses ranging from a few days to around forty-five hours. Several pupils describe beginning as complete novices with no prior car experience and passing at the end of a manual intensive course, with patience and clear explanations cited as consistent strengths throughout.

Amir and Fahad are also named as instructors who contributed positively, and efficient handling of test bookings is highlighted as a recurring source of reassurance for those working to a deadline. The compressed structure of the courses, with some pupils completing tuition in as little as eight days, is paired repeatedly with first-time passes as the typical outcome reported. Composure and professionalism under pressure feature prominently in descriptions of the teaching style, particularly from learners who had struggled or lacked confidence before starting.

Support and encouragement through setbacks before an eventual pass is another theme that surfaces more than once. The school operates from Masons Road and keeps long weekday hours from half past seven in the morning until eight in the evening, with Saturday sessions running from eight until five, giving pupils on tight timelines a wide window for booking concentrated blocks of tuition ahead of a test date.