- One or two weeks
- 1-to-1, 4 or 6 hours a day
- DVSA approved instructors
- Over 1,000 learners passed
What is an intensive driving course?
An intensive course compresses your learning into a much shorter period than weekly lessons. Booking both your theory and practical test is usually part of it, and semi-intensive courses are available if you want time out to pass your theory test first.
A shorter timeframe
Intensive courses are usually offered over one or two weeks, with up to six hours on the road in a day.
1-to-1 every day
4 or 6 hours of one-to-one lessons each day with a local, fully qualified driving instructor.
Semi-intensive options
Semi-intensive courses let you take time out while you pass your theory test.
Why take an intensive course in Oldbury?
The biggest benefit is time. Many people book a week off work, or are close to going back to school or university. Instead of learning over six to eight months, some prefer to squeeze driving into less than a fortnight.
Learning to drive can feel overwhelming at the beginning. An intensive course tackles that head-on, building your confidence on the road a little more each day.
Intensive course prices
Manual and automatic crash courses from 10 to 40 hours. You must hold a provisional UK driving licence, and a £100 deposit secures your course.
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Prices can vary slightly with where you live. New drivers can add Pass Plus for £180 once they pass.
How your course works
- 1
Choose your instructor and car
Our male instructors run manual intensive courses, and our female instructors run automatic intensive courses. Pick 10 to 40 hours and pay the £100 deposit.
- 2
Plan your theory test
Pass your theory test before the course if you can. A semi-intensive course leaves room in your week while you do it.
- 3
Drive every day
Four or six hours of one-to-one driving each day, building from Langley and Rounds Green up to the Ringway and the M5 approach.
Learning in Oldbury
Oldbury sits beside junction 2 of the M5, so a crash course here gives you town centre traffic and fast approach roads in the same week.
- Pickup from home, college or work in Oldbury.
- The Oldbury Ringway and Wolverhampton Road (A4123).
- The approach to junction 2 of the M5, for lane discipline.
- Oldbury
- Langley
- Rounds Green
- Warley
- Smethwick
- Bearwood
- Cape Hill
Your test centre
Wednesbury Driving Test Centre
Knowles Street, Wednesbury, WS10 9HN
The nearest of our centres, reached through West Bromwich. Wolverhampton Driving Test Centre (Spring Road, Ettingshall, WV4 6JX) is an option too.
DVSA rule from June 2026: a car test can only move to one of the 3 nearest centres, or back to the original, so choose with care before booking.
Also in Oldbury and nearby
What Our Students Say About Us
Over the years, numerous students have trusted us and passed their driving tests. Here is some recent feedback.
It was an amazing experience learning driving from Sunny. He's very calm and patient and makes sure you learn the manoeuvres correctly before moving on. Great instructor, amazing teaching method!
Fantastic instructor, enjoyed every lesson. I only had 10 lessons and passed first time. I would recommend him 100% as he will make you road worthy.
I took my test for the first time today and passed with no minors. Sunny is reliable, always on time, and his patience and encouragement put new learners at ease.
I passed my first attempt in one week with SDS. Sunny was more than an excellent instructor. He helped me understand my mistakes and correct them very fast.
I have just passed my driving test with Sandhu Driving School at the Wolverhampton test centre today with zero faults!
It was great learning from Sunny. Very patient and strict when required. He boosts your confidence and gives very helpful tips for smart and safe driving.
Intensive Driving Courses in Oldbury FAQs
1. Which instructor will teach my intensive course in Oldbury?
Our male instructors teach manual intensive courses, and our female instructors teach automatic intensive courses. Tell us which you prefer when you book.
2. How many hours a day will I drive?
Usually 4 or 6 hours of one-to-one driving a day, over one or two weeks, with a local, fully qualified instructor.
3. Can I have weekend or evening sessions?
Yes. Weekend and evening lessons cost no extra, and we are open 7 days a week.
4. What do I need to bring?
A provisional UK driving licence, and your £100 deposit to secure the course. Passing your theory test first is recommended.
Book your intensive course in Oldbury
Tell us your postcode, whether you want a manual or automatic car and when you would like to start. For SMS text requests, you can also text Mr Sandhu on 07957 965796.