共立自動車学校・大野｜異国情緒を感じられる街、佐世保市で合宿免許｜合宿免許ならアイディ

I was a lone participant in the training camp and received excellent care. All the teachers are kind and easy to understand. They teach everything carefully. The instructor is generally fixed, although occasionally a different person will be assigned during radio-controlled lessons or final assessment lessons. It doesn't matter who you get; it's fine. Even with teachers I thought I might not get along with, they're actually very cheerful, and once you talk to them, they're not as scary as you thought, to the point where you feel sorry for being so nervous 😊 I chose the self-catering option, and I was wondering if I'd be able to cook, but there's no stove or induction cooktop, only a microwave and a toaster. There's a supermarket, convenience store, Sukiya, and Yayoi-ken within easy walking distance, so it's not too much of a problem. The supermarket has a 10% off sale on all items on Mondays, so I just stock up then. The women's dormitory was located within the driving school grounds, so it was convenient to be able to go home immediately during free periods or after lessons. Since the washing machine and dryer are free, two days' worth of laundry is more than enough. I also want a license for large motorcycles, so I'd love to be taught by the instructors again, but unfortunately, it's sad that you can't get a large motorcycle license at the Ohno school! Aside from the exams, I spent the entire training camp laughing! I really loved Professor Seki who was in charge of my class, and I had a great time! 🫶🏻

I'm someone who took part in Driving Camp and graduated last week. Mr. Yamaguchi, I passed my driver's license test today! Thank you so much for teaching me with such a bright and fun attitude, even though I have absolutely no talent for it. I was able to pass thanks to your guidance, which was 10% encouragement and 90% discipline! (lol) In addition, I was able to spend a wonderful time thanks to the kind and gentle smiles of many teachers, including Professor Fukumoto and Professor Ninomiya, who guided me. From now on, I will prioritize safety and work hard so that one day I can drive myself to Nagasaki for a trip!