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UAE driving schools reject allegations of intentionally failing students

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Last updated: 2024/07/02 at 9:35 AM
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Driving schools in the UAE have come under fire in recent years as some students claim that they have been deliberately failed in their driving tests to extract more money from them. Rumours have suggested that some driving schools have better relationships with examiners and can influence the results, leading to frustration among students who have failed multiple times. Disgruntled students have taken to social media to express their dissatisfaction, with some claiming that the process of obtaining a driver’s license is entirely dependent on the whims of driving schools rather than individual skills.

However, UAE driving schools have denied these allegations, emphasizing that their approach is student-centered and focused on individual progress and readiness rather than financial gain. They maintain transparency and fairness through clear communication, regular progress reports, and feedback mechanisms to address concerns and suggestions from students. While some students have reported feeling nervous during exams, driving schools ensure that assessments are based on objective criteria to dispel any bias.

To obtain a driving license in the UAE, citizens and expats must apply to a registered driving institute in one of the emirates and complete a series of requirements. This includes opening a traffic file, completing 40 hours of driving courses for individuals with no prior experience, and passing various tests set by the UAE traffic department. These tests include a theoretical test, yard test, assessment test, and on-road driving test to assess understanding of traffic laws, parking maneuvers, and practical driving skills in real-world conditions.

Despite the frustrations expressed by some students, driving schools in the UAE maintain that they do not intentionally fail students and only aim to ensure that drivers are confident on the road and not a hazard to themselves or others. Examiners are said to care about student success and assessments are based on objective criteria rather than personal bias. While some students have reported switching schools in search of better opportunities, driving schools stress the importance of practice, confidence, and readiness in achieving success in obtaining a driver’s license.

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