What Are the Consequences of Changing Driving Instructors at a Driving School?
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Since each instructor has different teaching methods and routines, the new instructor may not be sure how the student previously learned, which could result in less noticeable learning progress. The new instructor might also worry that the student transferred midway might switch instructors again or file complaints due to dissatisfaction, leading to a lack of dedication and patience in teaching. More details are as follows: 1. Generally, during the driving learning process, if you have doubts or dissatisfaction with the instructor's teaching, you can request a change of instructor. Driving schools usually require students to provide valid reasons; otherwise, the instructor may easily misunderstand the student. With valid reasons, changing instructors in formal driving schools in large cities is not a problem, but in smaller localities, driving schools may be plagued by irregularities. 2. In formal driving schools in major cities, complaints or instructor changes usually directly affect the instructor's performance, naturally reducing their salary. However, in smaller localities, changing instructors not only requires additional fees but also raises concerns about being targeted by the previous instructor.