Nishio Driving School

Those who graduated on April 9, 2023. When I decided to attend Nishio Driving School for Driving Camp, I was in the countryside and there was nothing around me, so what was I supposed to do? I wonder if I can make it through 14 days? I was very anxious. However, once the training began, the subjects, skills, and instructors were all very well-rounded. I couldn't help but enjoy every class and lesson. In particular, the courses taught by instructors Ken Sugiura and instructors Kamata were really interesting. During Driving lesson, I was especially grateful to instructor Ota. He taught me things that are common now, but useful things like, ``Don't step on the brakes unnecessarily. When turning right, pull as far to the right as possible. When turning left, pull as far to the left as possible.'' Ta. Also, thanks to instructor Ishikawa, I can now parallel park perfectly! ! ``The training is more intense than matcha.'' That's exactly right. it was fun. thank you for helping me.

I wrote this article because I wanted to share it with those who are going to challenge Driving Camp at Nishio Driving School in Aichi prefecture, that is, those who are planning to study in a boarding school. I am a Vietnamese student who is participating in a two-week Driving Camp course to obtain an AT license in 100% Japanese (studying from scratch). I Reservation in September with a tuition fee of 256,000 yen and a referral from I-Drive Driver's License Center for Driving Camp. Thoughts on the teachers: Many teachers are very friendly to foreigners, and some teachers say that they like Vietnamese people because they are kind and hardworking (some teachers don't talk much, so they don't talk much). I think that they should not say anything - it's their personality, so I don't blame them, just tell me). If you are studying and a person with a bad attitude fills out a paper at the counter, they will arrange for you not to meet that person again. I am very happy. There is a lot to learn. I can only speak Japanese, so I am a little tired from working from morning to night. Learning contents: (Theory) Since you learn in Japanese, you have to work very hard There are also Vietnamese books for sale, so you can buy them if you want to read more. If you have time, go through all the new words, you can pass by doing lots of MUSASI questions, and learning Japanese at the N3 level will be enough.