Driving lessons

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cajef wrote: »

Did you report your instructor to the office, I worked for BSM for a short period and the one thing they are very strict about is their instructors conduct, interfering with a pupil would be instant dismissal and loss of his licence to instruct, which means he would not be able to work as an instructor anywhere.

Sure did. Phoned their sales line straight away and told them the license plate and where I'd seen them. Got a call from a senior manager the next day thanking me and assuring me "action had been taken and alternative instructors had been found for his pupils". When I asked if that meant he'd been fired they said "we can't reveal that, but if you want to book lessons with him through BSM, you'll have a hard job doing it". :rotfl:

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Diamond78 wrote: »

You should also look in your local paper as some local driving schools and instructors advertise in the paper. Good luck to your daughter and hope she passes once she has started and learnt to drive.

The best instructors are the ones that do not need to advertise.

Word of mouth is usually the best option, remember this is a service, cheapest is not the best option, it is a life skill, it's worth paying for.