Overview
If you have a deadline, whether that is a new job, a house move, or simply wanting your licence sooner, an intensive automatic course concentrates your learning into a shorter, focused block. Instead of one lesson a week, you build momentum with regular sessions so skills stick and confidence grows quickly.
Every intensive course is tailored to your current driving level and goals. We assess where you are, agree a realistic schedule, and include theory coaching and mock-test practice so you arrive at your test genuinely prepared, not just rushed through. Courses are subject to instructor availability.
Who intensive courses suit
Deadline learners
Need your licence for work, a move or study? A concentrated block gets you test-ready sooner.
Confident quick starters
Learners who pick things up quickly and want to keep momentum rather than wait a week between lessons.
Partly-trained drivers
If you already have experience, a shorter refresher-style intensive can close the gap to test standard.
How an intensive course works
- 01
Assessment
We check your current level so the course length is realistic, not oversold.
- 02
Custom schedule
We agree a block of lessons around your availability over days or weeks.
- 03
Theory & hazard coaching
Support to pass your theory test if you have not already.
- 04
Mock test & debrief
A full mock and feedback before your practical so there are no surprises.
What's included
- Structured daily or weekly lesson plan
- Automatic dual-controlled car
- Theory and hazard perception coaching
- Mock test and debrief before your real test
- Progress feedback throughout
- Female instructor available on request
Pricing
Intensive courses are quoted based on the number of hours you need after your assessment, built from our standard £37/hr rate. Ask us for a tailored quote.
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Real learners. Real passes. Real confidence.
Bee Drive learners across Manchester and Cheshire East pass with patient teaching, regular practice and clear support before test day.
Ask about availability in your areaFAQs
Questions before you book
It depends on your experience. After a short assessment we recommend a realistic number of hours rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
Yes. You must pass the theory test before your practical. We include theory and hazard perception coaching to help.
Yes, though beginners usually need more hours. We will be honest about what is realistic for your test.
Test availability varies by centre. We help you plan the course around a realistic test date.
