Driving lessons at Auto-École Lémanique are designed and structured to offer you a complete learning experience tailored to your level and specific needs. Driving hours last 50 minutes, but you can book double time slots: the course will then last 100 minutes. In all cases, the instructors at L’auto-école Lémanique will adapt to your level. Find out everything you need to know about driving lessons in Geneva!
Booking your driving course
To take driving lessons, you first need to book them with the driving school of your choice. At L’auto-école Lémanique, you can book your lessons at the secretariat. You’ll be able to choose the duration of the course, the type of car you want to practice on (manual or automatic gearbox), the meeting place and the instructor.
You also have a choice of payment methods:
– Online by credit card
– In cash on the day of the course
– According to the formalities of your package at a preferential rate
Good to know: Once you’ve started driving lessons with your instructor, you can book your slots directly with him/her over the phone.
Pre-course briefing
To start your course, plan to arrive at the meeting point on time or early. Before you get behind the wheel, your instructor will explain the purpose and progress of the course. He or she will ask you questions to assess your current driving level and discuss your specific needs.
The driving course
The driving course itself usually lasts 50 minutes. It’s also possible to do double lessons, which last 100 minutes. During this period, you will take the wheel under the supervision of your instructor. He or she will guide you through different driving situations, such as city driving, freeway driving, parking, manoeuvring… Your instructor will give you personalized advice to improve your skills and will answer your questions throughout the course.
Your instructor’s feedback and assessment
At the end of the course, your instructor will give you detailed feedback on your performance. It will highlight your strengths and areas for improvement, and discuss the progress you’ve made. This assessment will enable you to better identify your development areas and focus your efforts on them.
Planning the following courses
After the course, you can plan subsequent driving lessons to suit your schedule and goals. Your instructor will advise you on the recommended number of lessons according to your individual needs. With this kind of personalized follow-up, you’ll know for sure when you’re ready to take your driving test!
