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Driver CPC Reviews

So the courses are going fantastically well, interesting, with good participants the time seems to fly by. And surprise surprise I’m actually fairly OK at it! This post is where people who have been on my courses to leave a review in comments for promotional purposes! Have a great weekend all.

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  1. Have done 3 courses now with Luke,if any had been crap would have done no more,so looking forward to the next when the correct module comes up.With Luke being a driver he understands when you explain the situations a driver can find himself in,that to be frank some previous instructors did not have a scooby
    Keep up the good work that man 😃

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  2. A big thank you to Luke. I have been seriously lapse in doing any CPC as it’s not been required for my job. I messaged him over WhatsApp to ask questions as to how to get back on track and he not only replied immediately, he was patient and helpful with answers.
    I have done 2 courses so far, my 3rd is booked. They fun, informative and helpful. As someone who is not a “trucker” I have been made to beef welcomed and included in all communication with explanations as and when needed.
    It is hard to come by a trainer like Luke, he is patient and clear and is always happy to take on views of his learners and adapt to them.
    Thank you Luke, I have been recommending you to loads of people especially with your awesome flexible times.
    100% would recommend these courses.

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    1. Thank you so much! See you soon!

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  3. Just finished my 1st course with Luke, I enjoyed the whole course and Luke done a brilliant job keeping it entertaining and informative at the same time. Makes all the other courses I’ve done elsewhere seem boring and a waste of time. I have already booked my 2nd course with Luke and will do many more in the future.
    Keep up the good work that man

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  4. Just done my drivers hours cpc with Luke, informative, straight to the point no waffle. Will be back to do some more. Thank you šŸ‘

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    1. Thank you so much! Thanks for using me

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  5. I have just completed my first course with Luke,, I found it very easy, not boring at all as Luke explains the things, we need to know very well. Cpc courses are a pain as we all know,, I find these courses with Luke and Albert🐶 of course much easier and enjoyable. Will be booking all the rest of my Cpc’s with him in the future. Thank you Luke and all the very best with the business.

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