Goi Driving School

Thank you for your help with Driving Camp (^○^) It was a very fulfilling two weeks. At first, I was wondering whether Access to a driving Driving School in Shizuoka with good reviews, but I decided on this one, which is easily accessible by train and has a free Shuttle bus. I was really anxious on the day of Driving Camp, and I went with the determination that even if something bad happened, I could just do my best for the two weeks. There was a skill test from the day of Driving Camp, and I was afraid of the accelerator, so I just pressed the brake. At that time, a female instructor pointed out to me, "It's okay, we're here if something happens, so just press the accelerator!" From then on, I slowly but surely tried my best to press the accelerator. The instructors are all friendly and good at teaching. In the first stage, we learned driving skills almost every hour, so it was difficult to keep up, but even if I made a mistake, they carefully taught me. (For example, when I was trying to turn the handlebars back so as not to hit something when I was turning the wheel, I couldn't get the feeling and I almost hit something or ran over something, but they gave me clear answers to my questions many times, such as how many times to turn to the right to avoid running over something or hitting something.) It seems that some teachers are strict, but it felt like they were just pointing things out, not getting angry. Even though it's a business, the instructors are entrusting their lives to different students every hour, so I guess it's okay to be a little strict... The academic classes are also online, so you can take them at the accommodation or in the classroom. The content was also very easy to understand. The academic schedule can be taken at any time other than the practical classes. (First aid is face-to-face) So I didn't have to get up early in the morning and come back late at night and feel tired. For example, if the practical class starts at 10:00, I would wake up at 9:00 in the morning, and after that I could take the academic class at any time I wanted, and I even had time to take a nap. I had about two days to take the provisional license test and about three days to take the full license test, so I had a lot of free time and was able to study for the test at my own pace. When I got bored of studying, I would go to hot springs many times or go for a bike ride to watch the sunset. And the other day, I was able to graduate in the shortest possible time of 13 days. The students who enrolled with me and Driving Camp who came before me all graduated in the shortest possible time. I was enjoying every day with a relaxed lifestyle, and it was so much fun that I was really sad when I had to go home. I'll come and play when I get my full license. Most of my friends have licenses, so I can't recommend this driving school, but if you've read the reviews and are interested, you should choose this school if you're undecided. Thank you for all your help ❤︎

I graduated from Driving Camp. I was very scared because I actually got into a car from the first day, but the instructors were very kind and taught me, so I started to enjoy driving more and more every day! The theory is online so you can watch it at any time you like, but there were a few times when I was watching it normally and the screen would suddenly skip and I had to start from the beginning again, which was annoying. The hot springs were nice and I had delicious food three meals a day. Among the instructors there was a slightly annoying lady who looked down on me and an old man who would fall asleep, but they were all very kind and nice, so I recommend Goi Driving Driving School! I'd like to visit again!