Goi Driving School | One of the best Driving Camp Driving School in the Kanto region for all vehicle types｜合宿免許ならアイディ

Thank you for your help during the training camp (^○^) It was a very fulfilling two weeks. Initially, I was considering a 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 nervous on the day of the training camp, but I went with the determination that even if something unpleasant happened, I could just work hard for the two weeks. He had the skills from the day of the training camp, but he was afraid of the accelerator and only pressed the brake. At that moment, a female instructor pointed out to me, "Don't worry, we're here if anything happens. Just step on the accelerator!" From then on, I worked hard and slowly managed to step on the accelerator. The instructors are all friendly and good at teaching. During the first stage, I learned driving skills almost every hour, so it was hard to keep up, but even if I made a mistake, they carefully explained it to me. (For example, when I tried to turn the steering wheel back to avoid hitting something when I was turning the car around a curve, but I didn't get the feeling and I almost hit something or ran over something, they gave me clear answers many times to my questions, such as "how many times should I turn to the right here so that I don't run over or hit something.") It seems that there are some teachers who are strict, but it felt more like they were just pointing out things rather than getting angry. Even though it is a business, the instructors are entrusting their lives to different students every hour, so I think it is ok to be a little strict... The classes are also online, so you can take them at the accommodation or in the classroom. The content was very easy to understand. The academic schedule can be taken at any time other than the practical training hours. (First aid is face-to-face.) So I didn't have to get up early in the morning and come back late at night, which was a bit tiring. For example, if the practical class started at 10am, I would wake up at 9am and then take the written class whenever I wanted after it was over; I even had time to take a nap. I had about two days until the provisional license test and about three days until the full license test, so I had pretty much free time and was able to study at my own pace for the test. When I got bored of studying, I would go to hot springs or ride my bike to watch the sunset. And the other day, I was able to graduate in as little as 13 days. The students who enrolled with me and the students who came before me all graduated in the shortest time possible. I was enjoying every day of my easy life and it was so much fun that I was really sad when I had to go home. Once I get my driver's license, I'll go and have fun. Almost all of my friends have licenses so I can't recommend this Driving School, but if you've read the reviews and are interested, I would say you should choose this school if you're undecided. Thank you for your help❤︎

I graduated from the training camp. Thank you for your help. The good thing about this driving school was the food at the inn and the hot springs. Also, the instructors at the driving school, with the exception of a few people, were very kind and taught me carefully, so I am grateful. I would like to see it again someday when I travel. Thank you very much.