My second child is going through segment 1 at Auto XL, the first passed segment 1, 2, and their driving test with no problems at all. Is sitting in a class in the evening boring? Of course. But both kids learned or are learning what they need to. The teacher has great stories that are also lessons about driving. She also provides lots of drive times and is out with kids right before her classes. So those that complain about kids being left out in the cold, or having to wait. Maybe talk to your kids, review the information provided and don't be so judgmental. She knows what she is talking about and could probably teach all of us drivers something we didn't already know.
Jan 2024
Im going to kind of go over all the other reviews. I just recently took this class, and passed it. Pretty easily too to be honest. Its a driving school, and I don't know why it would have the most luxurious seats and tables for each and every one of the students. I sat in the very far back corner on the side of the door (oposite side of the room from the tv) and I really don't have the best vision. She would always make the whole class laugh, and really wasn't ever mean, unless you got on her bad side. I always got into some pretty good conversations with her in the car, and she would tell us some very interesting stories. Even though she wouldn't let us in until the exact moment class has to start, she tells you exactly why in class. Plus, sometimes shes doing drive times right before. Be patient. And to the parents who's students fail, its not the teachers fault. She taught everything she had to, and needed to for the whole class to pass. Your child just simply didn't listen. Long story short, its a drivers ed school, not some fun history class where you play kahoots the whole time. Personally enjoyed the class a lot, and will be coming back in segment two.
My second child is going through segment 1 at Auto XL, the first passed segment 1, 2, and their driving test with no problems at all. Is sitting in a class in the evening boring? Of course. But both kids learned or are learning what they need to. The teacher has great stories that are also lessons about driving. She also provides lots of drive times and is out with kids right before her classes. So those that complain about kids being left out in the cold, or having to wait. Maybe talk to your kids, review the information provided and don't be so judgmental. She knows what she is talking about and could probably teach all of us drivers something we didn't already know.
Im going to kind of go over all the other reviews. I just recently took this class, and passed it. Pretty easily too to be honest. Its a driving school, and I don't know why it would have the most luxurious seats and tables for each and every one of the students. I sat in the very far back corner on the side of the door (oposite side of the room from the tv) and I really don't have the best vision. She would always make the whole class laugh, and really wasn't ever mean, unless you got on her bad side. I always got into some pretty good conversations with her in the car, and she would tell us some very interesting stories. Even though she wouldn't let us in until the exact moment class has to start, she tells you exactly why in class. Plus, sometimes shes doing drive times right before. Be patient. And to the parents who's students fail, its not the teachers fault. She taught everything she had to, and needed to for the whole class to pass. Your child just simply didn't listen. Long story short, its a drivers ed school, not some fun history class where you play kahoots the whole time. Personally enjoyed the class a lot, and will be coming back in segment two.