Built around the parent as much as the student
Most driving schools are built around the sixteen-year-old. We built this one around the phone call that comes after: the parent asking how many hours are left, whether the instructor is patient, and what happens if their kid freezes on the highway on-ramp.
Every instructor here teaches the way they would want their own kid taught: start in the empty lot, move on only when the student is ready, and never raise a voice in the car. The ratio is one instructor to one student for exactly that reason.
We also teach adults who never got a license as teenagers, and drivers licensed in another country who need to convert to a local one. That lesson looks the same as a teenager first lesson: no judgment, no assumptions about what you already know.
