Which Driving Instructor do you Prefer?

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No two driving instructors are the same but there are two main recognised teaching styles - The Coach and The Instructor. Which one do you prefer?
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00:00 The fault
00:36 Coaching example
03:12 Instructing example
06:53 My teaching style
09:44 Examples of how I teach

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@ElantraFukkenGang Год назад

You’re my favorite instructor, I said it before. You got me driving my stick shift jeep within two days. I daily drive it now and don’t even think twice; moving off, down shifting, you name it. It’s all muscle memory now. Cannot thank you enough. 21 years old in the US 🙂✌🏼

@washx2k755 Год назад

legend in us driving manual

@Drew-Dastardly Год назад

Great stuff. They are impossible to steal in USA because the only people who know how to drive them (other than enthusiasts) are grandads who drove the Willys back in wartime.

@ConquerDriving Год назад

That's really great to hear! Thank you!

@Phil-cf8gg Год назад

My instructor was amazing. He left me to figure out situations by myself unless they would have become a danger for other people. And if it seemed I was struggling with something he'd asked me to do, he would always ask me if I wanted his help/advice rather than just jumping in and helping. I passed in 28 lessons.

@shoyrushoyru Год назад

that sounds reasonably great. my instructor started in my learning journey by telling me what to do before it came up, but then later on in my lesson plan she would often mumble in agreement the right thing to do as i was close to doing it, and she never really tapered off of that behavior so i never really had the chance to develop confidence in fully making my own decisions in varying situations, as she unintentionally didnt give me the opportunity to think it through myself.

@fray4317 Год назад

did you do hour long or two hour long lessons?

@MsDragonfire1992 10 месяцев назад

That's what mine does is let me figure it out for myself and only steps in if a situation could be dangerous on once we are pulled over he will ask me if I know what I did at such and such and ask me of I think i need his help with instructing or if I think doing it again I know what I need to do to avoid making the same mistake.

@how2pick4name 10 месяцев назад

hahaha Same, mine was awesome. If I did something wrong he went "wrong, again..." which was as general as you could come up with. He would let me turn around and drive a bit of road again. If I asked what it was he went "nah nah nah, you're so smart, you figure it out". Unless I REALLY told him to tell me he just said, "wrong, again..." lol I passed first time, same for truck license. Those lessons were pure madness, in a good way.

@alexwong402012 Год назад

Hey today I passed my driving test with 0 fault. I watched all your videos and find they are super helpful. Just want to say thank you!

@ConquerDriving Год назад

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@hungyuetkei2288 Год назад

As a driving learner, I may say the preferred approach is a fusion of both teaching styles, with gradual swift from more emphasis on instructing to coaching, as the beginners become more and more competent .

@Brauschemann 10 месяцев назад

Having passed my driving test 38 years ago, I feel that I would always be happier with the instructing method, particularly at first. When learning as a timid 18 year old I would have felt intimidated more by the coaching method. If being asked a question, and not knowing the correct answer, I would have felt foolish for not knowing the answer. However, whilst being taught in the instructor method, I would certainly be happier & respectful that you were passing on your knowledge & experience to me.

@purplesamurai8964 Год назад

Mate honestly your one the best instructors in the UK your hands down a fucking legend and I just wanna say thanks for all you help Ive passed now a few months and ago but I often think of your videos when driving 💗

@user-qj5bs3jl6x Год назад

Conquer helped me a lot i can't stop thanking this blessed guy

@amyrees4220 Год назад

I'm a PDI and really struggling after doing a fast track course with a well-known driving school. I could listen to you all day. Videos like this are really helping me too, not just learner drivers. Thank you!

@Poetry4Peace Год назад

I'm glad 😀

@Drew-Dastardly Год назад

I passed 1st time in '96 with a PDI. He had a red octagon badge IIRC. He was great and compared to some of the tales from friends and family of long in the tooth ADI's who had them go on shopping trips and pick up their kids from school as part of the instruction, he was bang on professional.

@maverick2009ish 9 месяцев назад

i agree :-) am thinking about starting the driving instructor course here in Holland, and am watching Richard and this channel for about two months now and it is really creating a clear image for me about what it is to be an instructor, even watching more british videos than dutch ones haha ;-) thanks Richard

@NickHudson2 Год назад

Brilliant video Richard, You’re a real natural at your job some real skill being shown on this channel👌 I’ve been driving for roughly the same amount of time as you watching your videos is definitely good for keeping my own driving up to scratch 👍

@hungyuetkei2288 Год назад

Mr. Fanders, Thank you very much for sharing of driving tips. I find them very useful and I will recommend your channel to learners of driving.

@MyName-to6pm Год назад

I passed my driving test a couple of months ago now. I watched your videos constantly outside of my lessons and they really helped.

@dougiemutton2715 Год назад

What a vid! Many of my teaching “tools” have been gained from yourself and nearly all of my pupils have watched your work (at least I send them the links 🤷‍♂️) I’m almost six years an instructor now and I feel I’m always evolving…..Thanks for what you do 😊

@leonardodavinci8962 Год назад

Hiya .. I would like to let you know that I passed the test with only 2 minor faults. I can’t believe it considering I’m not from UK 🇬🇧 and I have only been here for 2 years. I also want to thank you for your videos 🙂 watching them really helps me to pass the test 🎉

@ConquerDriving Год назад

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@JohnYoung77 Год назад

Your last three minutes absolutely was spot on !! A++++

@veenunarang2992 Год назад

Hiii Richard, I passed my test last monday. Your videos played a very important role in passing my test,. You explain everything that is in my mind. Thank you🤗

@maverick2009ish 9 месяцев назад

am thinking about starting the driving instructor course here in Holland, and am watching Richard and this channel for about two months now and it is really creating a clear image for me about what it is to be an instructor, even watching more british videos than dutch ones haha ;-) thanks Richard

@arisindrans7127 Год назад

Than you so much for your videos. Perfect timing for me to see this. Not sure if it would be possible to pass my part 3 without your channel. As soon as I pay my rent there will be money flying your way . Thanks again. ❤

@emilythomson6449 Год назад

Great video Richard, I also have a somewhat hybrid style. I think teaching is great for the new, and coaching is great for the known, but it all depends on who is doing the learning. Every person is different, so every person needs a different type of help.

@seanleeboboyo1338 Год назад

Hello, Sir Richard, I prefer you because your instructions are very clear, informative and understandable! As you know, when it comes to traffic lanes, in my country, we drive on the right side of the road; it is the opposite of driving on that side (the left side).

@peskaondra Год назад

I think some combination of the two is perfect. Leaning more one way or the other based on the individual pupil and what they may prefer. Some instructing tips have stuck with me almost my whole life and I pass them on when given the chance. That being said though, coaching can be very helpful to make the pupil come up with a solution of their own, tailored to their specific needs. I may be wrong but judging from your past videos with pupils, you tend to use both methods in unison. I believe that to be the best Edit: I wrote this comment before watching more of the video. You've mentioned that you use both methods combined. I'd say it's definitely the best way to go about it. Great teaching!

@Kiruke 10 месяцев назад

Hi Richard! I've been driving in Italy for almost 4 years (I'm Italian, passed my test there first time) and let me tell you: If all driving instructors here were like you a lot more people would be able to actually drive a car safely. My instructor basically never told me anything during my lessons and on the last lesson before the exam he shouted at me for getting my position wrong before parking saying that I could never pass my driving exam like that. If I had a driving instructor like you, who gives advice during the driving lesson without putting too much pressure on what you're doing or shouting when someone gets things wrong, I would have felt a lot more confident before my exam. Keep up the good work! I love your videos especially the ones about fuel consumption and more advanced driving technique!

@chrismarplesdrivertraining8658 Год назад

It’s always good to see methods that other ADI’s use. My style is very similar.

@jabberwockyscovers4295 11 месяцев назад

Hi Richard, your teaching style and content overall are amazing! My own instructor usually recommended me your videos to prepare/revise :) I passed a few days ago, second time and 6 minors. It was a hard skill to learn but I value your knowledge and style of teaching so much!!!! Thank you!!!

@ConquerDriving 11 месяцев назад

That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@andygill821 Год назад

I passed my driving test first time a few weeks ago. Your videos have been a massive help. Just wanted to say thanks. Keep doing what you’re doing Rich 👍

@ConquerDriving Год назад

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@pixieviolet9135 Год назад

I have dificulty with judging the width of my car, and how far it's from parked cars. No one ever explained either copy paste technique (until I started watching these videos) or the steering wheel width. So I just crawl and rely on my wing mirrors. The steering wheel technique is more helpful for me, and I plan to use it from now on. I like the mix of both teaching techniques, but it probably depends on the student as well. Also, I appreciate how you explain things and reasons why some actions are bad for your car. I learned so much from your videos and corrected most of those things.

@lukusmacintosh1876 Год назад

As an instructor myself, I find that instructing is when we are in the teaching phase and coaching is more when they have a little more experience. Both have there place.

@SIRXNZ Год назад

11:41 been stuck on this for the longest thank you so much for the advise cause sometimes it helps and sometimes it makes me feel really uncomfortable on tight bends

@craigstevenson6565 Год назад

The steering wheel and the copy and paste method are new to me it's great..

@artemd4048 Год назад

Good evening , thank you for your videos , they helped me to pass my driving test on the first try . I have more than 20 years experience of driving in other country, but I’m sure that without your tips I would never do it.

@ConquerDriving Год назад

That great to hear! Congratulations on passing and thank you!

@raya77 11 месяцев назад

Although I agree the mix of both methods is best , the instructing example was way clear to me. Thanks for the videos.

@lawrencesdrivingschool Год назад

Great Video! I use a mixture of coaching and instruction. I don't think there is an expectation to teach purely coaching these days and a combination of both is acceptable. Thanks for your vids mate!!

@alisont308 Год назад

Good video thanks, my instructor did a mix of general instructing but also coaching as he knew I was an older learner (49) who needed confidence boosting too. He was great, really chilled and friendly and we had a good chat and laugh most lessons, he never shouted but if I made a dangerous error I did know about it (but we’d talk it through and he’d make sure I knew what I’d done that was dangerous then we’d go back on the route/turn next lesson so I could do it correctly) I did pass at the end of May and I’m now getting some confidence building and coaching from my friend and her husband (who is an ADI) as I get use to driving by myself.

@RA-fz2tg Год назад

You passed! You got this! Be confident you are qualified 🎉

@sweetpea6865 11 месяцев назад

Hi, I’ve been watching your videos from Isle of Wight and I just passed my driving test today! Thank you for your videos♥️

@ConquerDriving 11 месяцев назад

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@sunnyfrancist.l5902 Год назад

Coaching or instructing , it's because of you I could drive a car . Thanks for helping😊😊😊

@jack8356 Год назад

One of the reason why i like driving a sedan more than a truck and suvs. Its easier to perceive where i am on the lane when im lower to the road.

@elijahhaydes4075 Год назад

I think coaching is better. Allows the learner to talk and reflect on the situation whereas instructing took up a lot longer (about 3 and a half mins) whereas coaching only took up 2 and a bit minutes. As a learner I often make mistakes or don't perform 100% all the time but it doesn't mean I need a 6 minute instructing over it. Sometimes I don't even need coaching! Instructing really can feel more like the instructor is going on and on and having a bit of a go. I think it's better to coach the learner, see how they want to proceed - usually they know if they need more help with something and will ask for help and tips.

@Forensicman1 Год назад

Great video here, I also think that a little bit of both are very helpful.

@dinitroacetylen Год назад

I think that the instructing approach is better on the early stage because the learner might not yet know enough to properly analyse problems. Later on, coaching becomes better, for developing the skill of problem analysis.

@fishy_on_me 11 месяцев назад

I can understand not enjoying being questioned during instruction. When so many new things are flying through your head and nerves are at an all time high, it can be really easy to miss the answers to really simple questions even if you have an idea what the answer might be.

@flamingAsh Год назад

This was very helpful.

@Spoardy2298 11 месяцев назад

I’ve been having driving lessons for over a year now. I felt like I made a lot of progress at the start. But now I feel like I’m not progressing anymore. I do feel like my driving instructor isn’t suitable for me. I’ve got a test coming up next week. But I don’t know if I’m ready. Problem is every other driving instructor around my area is fully booked. Wish I lived closer to you Richard. I feel like you would be a prefect instructor for me

@888SpinR Год назад

Just having watched the first part, I'd say personally I would prefer the Instructor style. The Coach gets the pupil to think through the problem and finding the right tools, but they first need to be instructed on what tools are in there and how to use them. The latter is better for beginners while the former would be more suitable with a more experienced pupil who is ironing out some of the finer points before their test.

@mariemccann5895 Год назад

Excellent video.

@ThatTechLife Год назад

I’d absolutely love a refresher lesson from you. If you ever find yourself filming up north in Lancaster and fancy a pupil, let me know 😂

@MsDragonfire1992 10 месяцев назад

I think I much prefer been instructed rather than coached. I think my driving instructor from the few lessons I've had seems more of a coaching instructor. But that could just be with me or that he feels I'm far enough to be able to work out mistakes I've made to resolve them rather then telling me what I'm doing wrong I guess to help me be more independent in been able to change something to get better at it. If I'm unsure on something though he will get me to pull over and usually show me in the book what we will or have been doing and things that I should do to for example make a right hand turn smoothly or to know when it's safe to go on a roundabout.

@lee53_ Год назад

Wow, I've only just noticed that your car has done almost 200,000 miles! Real testament to Seat.

@daviemac9925 Год назад

Oh Richard you set some hard questions for us! I like your coaching method, but I suppose you need a combination of coaching and instruction, all Learners are different too. You'll know your Learners and you have the skills to work out what Teaching style works best for them.

@SlimHandle 10 месяцев назад

Hi Charlotte waving back to you 👋😏

@B0BHW Год назад

Wherever you look… is where the car will go. 😊

@aluminiumknight4038 Год назад

That's when you already know how to drive, don't tell thsi to a beginner

@ConquerDriving Год назад

Saying that doesn't often work for beginners in my experience. Usually encouraging them where to look and where not to look seems to help. Usually they're looking at all the hazards which is not very helpful.

@md2perpe Год назад

Different styles might suit different people, but I think that to me, the instructing style would be best in the beginning and the coaching style could work later on when I better could reflect about my driving and my choices. Leading questions, as you use, might work quite early, though; it's a combination of instructing and coaching style.

@CaptainJai6622 Год назад

My instructor use an amalgamation of coaching and instructing. I'm very fortunate that my instructor used to be my superviser at my old job. Whenever we've done something new, we would talk about it, and then he would give me the option of trying it for myself or him talking me through it. I'll be taking my test on Thursday.

@ConquerDriving Год назад

Good luck!

@CaptainJai6622 Год назад

@@ConquerDriving Thank you!

@CaptainJai6622 11 месяцев назад

@@ConquerDriving Great news, I passed my test with 2 minors. Thank you for the videos, they've been a great help.

@nessa_a6052 Год назад

I feel that initally you should be taught by instructing the customer, especially if they are quite new to driving. Coaching should come in when they are more experienced.

@user-ng1eo4rr8n 9 месяцев назад

Richard, you really should consider doing instructional tv commercials for the BBC or ITV to remind every driver what we should and shouldn't do while driving. It's easy to get caught up in our little world's worrying about our problems and forget to be kind, courteous and considerate of each other on Britains ever decreasing road space. We need constant reminders of what we all should be doing to stay safe and courteous to other road users long after we pass the driving exam.

@TalonAshlar 11 месяцев назад

I think coaching would be better for later driving students ie those who are about to take the test. Day one learners will either not recognize a threat or alternatively have no idea how to properly respond.

@CristianoPenaldo Год назад

I passed my driving test today on my 2nd attempt. Your videos helped so much to calm my nerves and ended up only getting 2 minors. Appreciate the helpful videos so thank you 🫡

@barsorrro Год назад

I'm not planning to get instruction, and I must say that from the examples presented, I couldn't tell a massive difference between the two different modes of teaching. Having said that, if I were to choose, I'd have definitely opted for the "instruction" variety. Although the goal of teaching is to get a person to become independent, i.e. understand all the circumstances of road situations and be able to reason out solutions on their own, there is little point in rediscovering what's already been discovered. It's obvious that certain patterns of behaviour, erroneus ones, are common to all student drivers, and an instructor will be able to identify and find methods of rectification much more quickly than the student on their own, so why waste time. At school, we don't rediscover trygonometry -- we learn it. True, finding out things on our own makes the conclusions more memorable and meaningful, but the process is very time consuming and frustrating.

@_monstera_9458 Год назад

I wish you were my instructor. I had to cancel my refreshing lessons last week, because my instructor doesn’t have the best patience in the world. He’ll shout if he lost it. On my first day, I thought it’s just his way of instructing, but on my second and third day, he’s the same. Every after lesson, I was stressed out, not from my driving, but from the instructor. I tried my best to be calm and not to cry 😢.

@Hali88 Год назад

how horrible, change to another instructor whose style you prefer

@sulmanmasih2953 Год назад

God bless you.bro

@muhammedgomaa8657 11 месяцев назад

Hi I just passed my test with 1 minor first time and I just wanted to thank you Fr. Your videos helped me a lot and I really appreciate that Fr.

@JohnYoung77 Год назад

Thanks

@ConquerDriving Год назад

Thank you!

@user-qk5jj3hd4w 10 месяцев назад

I think a lot depends on the personality of the pupil as well. Some youngsters are very reluctant to put themselves into a situation where they may think they might look foolish. I agree you need a bit of both, I don't see why instructing someone is looked down on so much, it can save time, especially when you know the pupil really is going to make heavy work of coming to any useful insight.

@samd2660 Год назад

Having never learnt to drive (*gasp*) I'd say a common sense approach would be to do instructing first and transition into coaching, coaching relies on the knowledge that comes from instruction (not just in driving but in pretty much everything)

@ConquerDriving Год назад

I agree although it can be done from an early stages but it's usually long winded and frustrating for both parties. In my opinion, it's better to get to be an expert at recognising a problem and knowing as may solutions as possible.

@hinaparmar9055 13 дней назад

Instructing and your style my instructor is coaching

@Adam-vh6wq Год назад

My first instructor was like the instructing, he works for a chain, which I won't mention, but I had a bad experience and highly don't recommend people use instructors that work for a chain Second instructor was independent, and a more coaching style, and I picked things up quite quickly 1st no progress was being made and second I learned very quickly

@James28R Год назад

one bad guy doesnt mean they are all bad. in fact its probably easier to swap instructors in a school. as they can allocate you a different one.

@sarahatherton7284 10 месяцев назад

I've had a prolonged slightly cursed experience meaning I've had several instructors 😂 One of the best I had was through a chain. It totally depends on the individual instructor. To be honest.

@kevinmarshall2205 11 месяцев назад

hi Richard, i would just like to say your videos are helping me a lot as a learner, just wondering what your thoughts on getting a car before being test ready to practice in or would i be best off just sticking to my lessons in my instructors car?

@diegoyuiop 5 месяцев назад

I'd have preferred the instructing method, at least at the beginning. Maybe coaching for the last lessons before the test

@LadyOfTheLake34 Год назад

I had a bad morning drive,firstly I stalled the car and then almost hit a curb on the left😢I have these off days.yesterday I was more confident my anxiety only made me swet lol this morning I struggled with my breath like it was my first time just sitting at the steering wheel...I know I lack confidence once I make a mistake but how do I recover from the loss of confidence? Thank you for your videos they help me so much from sever anxiety at the age of 33. I have tried in the past but my anxiety got so bad that I felt like I was having a ❤ attack. To now driving each morning and on the weekends.I could never have imagend this being me a year ago. You are really appreciated.

@Grahamvfr Год назад

In my yrs as an instructor, I realises, you can only coach, after you have taught. You can't coach before you've taught. Coaching improves a skill... But you need to be taught the skill.

@SarcasticPlotRecaps 11 месяцев назад

Good distinction!

@lampardroXX 10 месяцев назад

Great job.. keep going! Your video are very helpful and do have a request, if you make a video on the pass plus scheme would be helpful. Have applied for my driving license recently and will give my test directly if I find a date 😅. Have been driving 9 years already (outside UK) so would love to know more on how i could get better insurance or passing my test easily (though your videos have helped with that already). I have driven in the UK a few times renting on my international license. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

@Mxerked Год назад

My instructor is exactly like the first one, every mistake i make he asks me a question but instead of "how can you do it better" type of questions he literally says "Why". I'd give an answer and he'd still say "Why", id give another answer and its still the same thing, "why". And istg he's aways giving me serious faults on my mock tests FOR THINGS THAT SHOULD BE A MINOR, so i havent passed any mocks because of that

@euler73 Год назад

Okay. I passed my driving test last November. I was on my third driving instructor. My first instructor - I was paying for 2 hour lessons ; 20 minutes of it wasted every single lesson. He asked me to pull over for smoking breaks, toilet breaks, refuelling the car... I never got that time back at the end of the lesson. The second instructor constantly belittled me and shouted at me. I sacked him off in very short measure. My third instructor was ideal. Much more like your style. If I am paying someone to teach me how to drive, I want them to tell me where I am going wrong. Don't assume (as my second instructor did) that it is an inbuilt instinctive skill.

@Hali88 Год назад

wow, that first one is shocking! One of mine used to fall asleep during some lessons

@marcarnantorres206 Год назад

Just some positive advice here. I think you could talk less while the pupil is driving. I think they may feel bombarded with information when trying to concentrate. Might just be me though.

@ConquerDriving Год назад

It depends on the pupil.

Год назад

I thought the same with my instructor at first, but I found that having to concentrate on both at the same time made me better at juggling both at the same time, and eventually it started to nag me when he was just quiet 😅

@wolfik2552 Год назад

could u do video how i should be driving after passing my test a video that tells everything about long lasting your car and it's use or show how you drive daily tips etc

@evehosgood Год назад

I prefer instructing more, my instructor and myself will have a bit of banter about where I went wrong, explain to me how to fix it, bish bash bosh go have another go at the same or similar scenario, I'm very almost test ready now though so our lessons are mostly just banter 😂

@snux7364 Год назад

my instructer used a blend of both methods, worked well for me, let me problem solve myself and but then would instruct me through the solution, idk exactly what you would call it

@ParcoLee Год назад

How about if heading to the FIRST exit of a roundabout but it's shown 180° straight ahead on the road plate, 1st straight ahead, how to signal? Should keep signalling left before entering roundabout? Or only signal left halfway in the roundabout before exit?

@JohnYoung77 Год назад

I like an amalgamation of what and how you teach with the teachings of Ashley Neal. I've pinged you both on IG and FB iirc, I would love to see how you both discuss the way you both teach because it is quite different in my eyes. Both are great, but, as I said, I am curious ;)

@ConquerDriving Год назад

Not many instructors are the same. Luckily we can teach differently as this gives the pupil more choice. Strength in diversity.

@bejdavies Год назад

The first one sounded condescending. He wouldn't have been my instructor for long 😂

@andyrobertshaw9120 11 месяцев назад

I would favour the coaching method over the instruction method. It seems that you give the student every chance to spot their own mistake, before telling them yourself this way. I have thought mathematics and mental arithmetic over the years, have always found that trying to make a student think for themself first is the best way.

@ConquerDriving 11 месяцев назад

If I did oure coaching though, I would never give my pupil advice I know will help them. They would have to figure it all out for themselves which takes ages.

@hannahgrey7251 Год назад

I think instructing is a lot better, the coaching felt like it took up too much time, whereas instructing helped the leaner remember some tips

@AsadoMao Год назад

I feel like the coaching approach works better for actually adopting these practices. Remembering tips won’t help you in a stressful situation imo

@riadurrahman96yearsago53 Год назад

Yeah it felt like the instructor was just wasting my lesson time, made me feel dumb, and annoyed at him

@aluminiumknight4038 Год назад

@@riadurrahman96yearsago53 wow.

@fairsaa7975 Год назад

@@riadurrahman96yearsago53 That seems like you're a bit insecure tbh, I think I'd prefer to feel accommodated and have a plan personally.

@TwinkleTutsies Год назад

@@riadurrahman96yearsago53 100% agree

@MajklCzech Год назад

I prefer coaching :D I prefer to talk less or just let me figuring it out myself.

@goddontz 11 месяцев назад

Salute! My question has nothing to do with today's lesson. While driving and I give more gas (Accelerator) , it misfire and I notice an ECONOMIC green light would turn to orange light. Thanks

@riadurrahman96yearsago53 Год назад

My first instructor had the first coaching style and I hated it. It just sounded condescending and its like he was talking to a baby. Like sometimes I make a mistake but not sure why but he wants me to give an essay why i did that mistake. It also felt like tine wasting as he'd talk fkr a long time

@CromulentEmbiggening Год назад

I love my instructor. He has a very unique style that fits me perfectly. Initially it was like being a rally driver and having a co-driver, and now I'm the one co-driving myself (as in literally verbally) while driving and he occasionally gives input. Then at the end I'm the one reflecting on what went wrong and how to improve it next time.

@kkg108 Год назад

My driving instructor charges £85 per two hours..

@connor9568 Год назад

Scam artist

@shoyrushoyru 11 месяцев назад

That's just about half the price I paid for my lessons with a driving school here in New York State, USA. The cost per lesson was already discounted because I took out the maximum amount of lessons I could in a single package as I was an absolute beginner. That was twenty 45-minute lessons. Doing the euros conversion math, my "hourly rate" would have been about 88 euros, if my lessons had actually even lasted an hour.

@anembersarc 11 месяцев назад

You are being scammed. I'm paying £62 for 2 hours. I'd look around for other instructors.

@HaydnG266 Год назад

Did you hold onto the wheel for so long at the stsrt deliverately?

@ConquerDriving Год назад

I take the wheel as and when I need to feel safe, I let go when I feel the pupil has good control. Safety is the first priority when giving a lesson.

@urWEEKLYENTErtaiNer Год назад

Love your way of explaining things,my instructor is really good too,my test is coming in few weeks and i feel really ready for test,but there is one thing which is bit comfusing,i live in gateshead and my test is in the same town but my instructor told me there are 60 test routes here which is quite shocking for me,can you please comfirm is it possible to hava 60 test routes in a small town.

@ConquerDriving Год назад

Thank you for watching and good luck. When they used to publish routes, Colchester had 25 test routes from memory, many were similar.

@Gazzxy Год назад

Think my instructor was a bit of both mostly left me to it unless something was wrong, but I was also older and probably a bit more aware than most of his students. though you have missed another type, I didnt think people did this, but my colleague is doing her test this week, turns out her instructor spends their lessons on his phone. told her she need to be reporting him but she is waiting till her test is done. but am wondering if she is really ready and how would he know if he cant put his phone down.

@Hali88 Год назад

jeez, that is not very safe

@aluminiumknight4038 Год назад

My instructor keeps giving the same advice again and again even if it doesn't work. For example: "Don't grip the steering too hard! Just look forward and the car will turn on it's own!" He expects me to move the steering wheel instinctually and smoothly and when that doesn't work he wrestles the steering from me without any warning and offcourse my unintentional reaction to grip the steering even harder because I'm startled and think I'm losing control but I see his hand I relax. And then he goes "aHa you grip too hard"... Bruh I don't want to assume the worst in people but I feel like I'm getting gaslit

@shoyrushoyru Год назад

i understand that feeling completely, it was very jarring to me when my instructor would just grab the steering wheel from me unexpectedly, and made me feel like we would both lose control of the car and get into an accident. it was very unsettling for me especially as i wasnt sure if they wanted me to keep trying to steer or if they wanted to fully take over, which would put us both in potential danger if they didnt communicate what they wanted to happen next and when before they let go i think instructors need to seamlessly switch between coaching and instructing styles whenever necessary to help a learner get the full picture. letting people just completely figure it out without some instruction leads to people putting misguided confidence in potentially wrong ideas or techniques in their attempt to understand the situation, but on the flip-side, loading peoples heads with too many tips and tricks could mean they might get overwhelmed and spend all their time trying to remember those even if theyre not sure they understand what the instructor means by it, versus being able to think freely and make decisions for themselves based on their own developing pattern recognition and understanding of the situation. its definitely a combination of the two that needs to happen in my opinion.

@hungyuetkei2288 Год назад

多謝！

@ConquerDriving Год назад

Thank you!

@SeanVlismas Год назад

Unrelated to this video but what's your view on the advanced driving societies in the UK? Specifically I've noticed on videos to do with advanced driving that they really seem to look down on heel and toe/braking and gear changing simultaneously/using engine braking at all. These seem to be very much part of your (and how my) repertoire. Have you ever done an advanced course/masters course or test? Is it something you'd be interested in?

@ConquerDriving Год назад

What is considered "advanced driving" is very much an opinion. It's something I've thought about doing for the sake of it but I don't think I would learn much considering how much time and thought I have put into driving over the years. I'm afraid that it would be petty things like how to hold the wheel or handbrake up before neutral or don't dry steer instead of something new that I'm yet to hear of or think of.

@SeanVlismas Год назад

@@ConquerDriving That's a really interesting point about defining exactly what counts as advanced being up for debate. It all seems to be based on the Roadcraft manual and the "system of car control". I like the fact that they're encouraging people to keep learning after passing their test and trying to increase road safety but it does seem a little too prescriptive about using certain techniques and not using others.

@perkinwarbeck3029 11 месяцев назад

Coaching was definatley my preference - having had both 'coachers" and 'instructors' - it definatley fit my learning style better.

@TakingAStroll Год назад

How many hours had Charlotte had at this point? My guess is 6-10

@kkg108 Год назад

My driving instructor always asks for money first before my lessons. I don't know if it's normal..

@JamifyYT Год назад

Damn. Mine always asks at the end. He’s very nice to me. Money is obvs the priority cos it’s how he makes his living and I can’t fault that BUT I get a quality lesson for it beforehand. Maybe they have been scammed before? :-) as long as u get a decent lesson tho I guess whenever u pay them doesn’t matter

@alessandrotrivelli5832 11 месяцев назад

what about if they are on the phone ?

@tricia4479 Год назад

I need your advice, please……

@TwinkleTutsies Год назад

I really hope you didn't charge her for the lesson after being in your video

@andrew1234856 Год назад

How common is car scratching, as most parking leaves tight spaces . ? And if a new driver feels its too narrow what happens to other traffic

@ConquerDriving Год назад

You should not risk damage, it's really not worth it. If you're not sure if you can fit, then it's best not to try.

@akashaabeysundara8454 Год назад

♥

@xjamdoidst5167 11 месяцев назад

Hiya mate I’ve had people stressing over the thinking distance now tbh with you when I drive I don’t think never have I always saw braking as common sense when ever I saw hazard markings on the road give way signs and stops signs traffic lights and traffic slowing down in front I always prepare to slow down when I see those happen so why is it the Highway Code states thinking distance it’s something I’ve never done I’ve always gone with my instinct lol