How to Pay For Driving Lessons in East London - 1 views

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  #1 bjorn calbes on 20 Jun 12

   

  Learning to drive is not a budget friendly venture and could drill a hole in your pockets if you lack proper planning and this is because when it comes to prices, driving lessons in East London vary greatly, making it a must for you to do your homework and ask around for what and where the best offers are.
  
  Payment plans
  
  The offer to get cheaper lessons is usually given to students paying up front for bulk or group bookings but while you could say this is a very budget-friendly offer, do not rely mostly on these offers as they may also be counter-productive. Don't be afraid to take taster lessons, even if they cost more, until there is a feeling of confidence in the ability of the instructor because once a commitment is made in the form of a group booking it is rarely possible to get the money back and in case of a situation where the teacher-student relationship doesn't work and the lessons end prematurely, that money will be lost.
  
  The bank of mum and dad
  
  People learn to drive at different ages and the older a learner is, the harder it may be to go and ask others to lend money for this purpose. People are generally empathetic to the costs of driving lessons in East London though and it is always worth not ruling out this option. It certainly is a much better choice than borrowing money from a bank and in many cases the lessons are being taken to facilitate a better financial situation. After all, learning to drive is a very important skill especially if your job requires transport and if you want to save money by not having to take busses and trains so often, so with this, asking for help should be no shame for you at all.
  
  Employer support
  
  Many companies these days are keen to invest in their employees and for some this may include retraining for a skill such as driving so it is worth talking to existing or new employers to find out what the company offers in terms of this. With schemes of this nature there will often be a commitment required on the part of the employee either to take on more responsibilities on completion of training or even contractually commit to work for the company for a period of time but considering how beneficial driving schools in east london are, the sacrifice may well be worth it.

   

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