Why doesn LDC deliver in-car training in intensive chunks?
We know from experience that in-car training in intensive chunks of 6 hours or more per day over 2 or more days at a time is very ineffective (particularly for Part 3 and too a lesser degree for Part 2). The real reason most instructor training companies prefer this method of training is simply because it is cheap to deliver and easy to organise. The main aim is to deliver the training quickly and cheaply irrespective of the damage caused to the student’s prospects of passing the exam. Indeed the fact that most will fail after such training is an added benefit to those companies who make career promises they cannot keep. Out of the many thousands of people per year who suffer an intensive course for Part 3 you could probably count on one hand the number who felt they were ready for the test after such training. Intensive training particularly for Part 3 usually only serves to overwhelm and confuse the student, underminding any confidence they may have had. The fact that over 90% of the
