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Page 1 of 2 1. General Conduct All Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructors are bound by a professional code of conduct. Your Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructor will be courteous, polite, tidy and punctual. He or she will also behave in a professional and ethical manner at all times. Your Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructor’s car will be well maintained, clean and tidy. All cars used by Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructors are fitted with dual-controls as part of their standard equipment. The cars are of course fully insured for driving tuition. Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructors will not smoke in the car while giving tuition, nor will they use your lesson time for any other form of business, personal or otherwise. 2. Qualifications As a minimum your Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructor will be licensed by the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) to give driving tuition. 3. Driving Licence and Eyesight The learner must hold a current, valid driving licence (provisional or full), which must be produced on or in advance of their first lesson. The learner must also check that they can read a number plate at a distance of 20.5 metres (i.e. 67 feet - about 5 car lengths) with glasses if normally worn. 4. Payments Please note payments must be made in advance of the training. To book a course, a 50% deposit or the full course fee (if the course start date is within 4 weeks of the booking date) is required. If a deposit is paid, the baance must be paid four weeks before the lessons are due. Please note the deposit or any subsequent training fees paid are not refundable in the event that you decide to cancel the training once the booking has been accepted by your local Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructor. At this point a binding agreement is made between yourself and the local Tam & Jacqueline Driving School instructor. This does not in any way affect your statutory rights to be provided with the goods and services you have bought. |