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At Wilmington Driving School our number one goal is to treat each and every student like a family member and teach our students the right set of skills to be able to drive safely, defensively and with utmost level of awareness. Our teaching method and our integrated grading system assures that every parent is fully engaged and aware of the lessons and the progress that is being made. They are emailed at the end of each lesson a progress report from the instructor that will help them practice with the student on their weaknesses. Our instructors are all employees of the company, not independent contractors. They have to go through every step to be certified and licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles, including Live Scan fingerprints and clearance through the Department of Justice. In addition, our company will do its own set of background checks and a very extensive training before they can teach our students.

Our goal is to make sure that our students are not only learning the correct set of skills in driving, but making a lifelong habit of these skills to ensure their safety for many years to come. Our teaching approach in drivers training is different than most other schools. Our instructors are trained in coaching our students. This method forces the student to be much more engaged with much more awareness of their surroundings. Therefore, the student will be much better prepared to take better and more decisive action in stress situations. They are given scenarios and commands while driving and are engaged in making the correct moves while being coached by the instructor.

We want to make sure that each student after completing our course is capable of driving out on the streets and the real world while facing different variable and dangers from their surroundings. Awareness of danger and uncertainty of different variables in which operating a motor vehicle can create and their readiness to act correctly is our main concern.

We wish all the best for all our students and all drivers out there and hope for better and safer roads.