DorWey
Driving Courses and Prices
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Please note that at the moment there are no driving course available until January 2010.
(Scroll down the page for more information about courses, logbooks, the DorWey price pledge, etc.)
| Lesson Length | Price |
| One hour- - - - - - - - | Prices to be published at end of year |
| One-and-a-half hours- | |
| Two hours- - - - - - - |
We are confident that these prices are extremely competitive and with the added guarantee that you will be taught by a fully qualified and experienced Driving Standards Agency - Approved Driving Instructor.
You
will also have the benefits of the unique DorWey website Client's Lessons and
Downloads pages
Driving Instruction is Available on:
| Monday | 9:00 am to 7:30 pm |
| Tuesday | 9:00 am to 7:30 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:00 am to 7:30 pm |
| Thursday | 9:00 am to 7:00 pm |
| Friday | None |
| Saturday | 9:00 am to 1:00 pm |
| Sunday | 9:00 am to 4:00 pm |
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There are two qualifications for Driving Standards Agency driving instructors:
Some driving schools, including large national schools, employ trainee (Pink Licence) driving instructors! Make sure that you ask before you sign any agreements! If they can't guarantee to supply a fully qualified instructor you should try to negotiate a smaller fee. NB If your driving instructor is charging a fee and doesn't display or have a licence and you suspect he/she may not be qualified, you should report this to the Driving Standards Agency. |
Any driving instructor taking a fee for
instruction must, by law, be registered with the Government's Driving Standards
Agency and display the Driving Standards Agency licence (see
example on left) inside the windscreen. Make sure that your instructor is
displaying such a licence 
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consider that a record of the client's lessons is essential. Without this record
it is almost impossible to keep up with each individual client's progress and
requirements. The DorWey logbook consists of 30 pages which include progress
charts and comments pages. You will also find that the logbook contains all the 'Tell and Show' questions
(and answers) - two of which will be asked
at the beginning of the Practical Test. At the end of each lesson the logbook is
updated, showing what has been achieved and notes of any problems that will have
to be addressed during the following lessons. The DorWey logbook is an integral
part of the course.
The logbooks have a one-off cost of £5 each.
PASS PLUS
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Pass Plus is a Driving Standards Agency scheme that encourages newly qualified drivers to gain more experience under the guidance of an Approved Driving Instructor. The benefits include lower insurance premiums and ADI guided driving experience in new areas and more demanding situations.
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Pass Plus takes the newly qualified driver out of the Dorchester/Weymouth area, onto the motorways near Southampton and then into the Bournemouth/Poole conurbation. The course can be completed in six hours.
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During the Pass Plus course the client will be encouraged to navigate by using maps, direction signs and the TomTom Go satellite navigation system.
PASS PLUS PRICES
| For customers who learn to drive and pass their test with DorWey | To be published at end of year |
| For others |
TO BOOK LESSONS OR MAKE AN ENQUIRY
No forms to fill just e-mail paul@dorwey.co.uk (If you don't use MS Outlook Express for your e-mail, this link may not work for you. If you have any doubts just copy and paste the address into your own e-mail program and send it from there.) Or telephone 01305 834677 after 9 pm. (NB All emails will be answered within 24 hours, at the latest. If you don't receive a reply it may mean the email has gone astray. Please try again or contact by telephone.)
Please give us a ring if you have any questions about driving courses with DorWey Driving School. Your questions will be answered honestly and without any sales pitch or pressure.
Paul Pearson DSA ADI
*DorWey Price Pledge
When a pupil starts a driving course at DorWey the price is guaranteed not to be increased, providing that:
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They take less than 10 months to pass their test.
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There is not a rapid increase in fixed costs such as fuel. If fuel prices or other fixed costs do increase significantly then lesson prices will only rise to cover the extra costs and no more.
Furthermore, if prices are dropped to attract new customers all existing customers will have their prices lowered to the same level!