Learn with an intensive schedule
An intensive course at Caroli Trafikskola in Malmö brings many lessons together over a shorter period. The content is the same as in regular training, but you drive more often. Here are example schedules over three or four weeks, preparation advice and links to current prices.
Your plan must reflect your experience and progress. Three or four weeks are example schedules, not a guarantee that you will be ready for your driving tests by then.
How long is an intensive course?
Plan an individual schedule or use our examples with five lessons per week. Each lesson in these examples lasts 70 minutes.
Example 1 – 15 lessons × 70 min
3-week intensive course
You book 5 lessons per week.
You can use our Gold Package for this course.Example 2 – 20 lessons × 70 min
4-week intensive course
You book 5 lessons per week.
You can use our Gold Package plus a 5-lesson package for this course.What does an intensive course cost?
The cost depends on your package and the number of lessons you need. See current prices and package contents in our price list. You may need more lessons than your planned schedule includes.
Risk training
Complete risk training part 1, known as Riskettan, before or at the beginning of your intensive course. Part 2, skid training, is booked as late as possible during the course, after your instructor has assessed you as ready.
Theory
Study theory before and during the course, and complete as many practice tests as you can beforehand. This saves time, reduces unnecessary stress and helps you get the most from your intensive training.
What experience do you need?
Our training plan has 15 driving modules, described on our website and in the student portal. If you have previous experience, your instructor assesses the appropriate starting point so the training suits your needs and experience.
We prefer you to have some driving experience. Progress is often gradual, and it is normal for some days to go less smoothly. Skills develop with time and experience.
Things to bear in mind
An intensive course provides a lot of learning in a short time. It does not automatically mean that your training will be complete afterwards or that driving tests will be booked. You must be prepared to take more lessons if your progress differs from the plan.
Whatever the outcome, you will have gained valuable skills that might otherwise have taken months to learn. Intensive training is an efficient route towards your licence, but it must remain flexible and follow your learning pace.
If you are unsure whether an intensive course suits you or want to assess your current skills, start with a test lesson. An experienced instructor helps assess your level and plan training around your needs and goals.
To secure a place, book at least 6 weeks in advance. You also need to be available for daytime lessons between 10:00 and 15:00. This helps us organise the course around your needs.
Plan your intensive course
Contact us about your experience, preferred dates and the possibility of starting with a test lesson. We help plan your training. A contact enquiry is not an enrolment or confirmed booking.