David-Alexandre Mottaz

First Aid.

Swiss law requires us to provide assistance to those in need. It has been decided to make this training mandatory for all new drivers. You will therefore learn how to respond when you are involved in an accident (involved = including witnesses to the accident) or simply happen to be passing by. The skills learned in this course can also be useful in your daily life, whether at sports, work, or with your family. Some topics covered in this course: rights and obligations / life-saving techniques / how to alert emergency services …

Awareness

In the awareness course, you’ll leave with a toolkit full of tips for, for example, identifying certain hard-to-predict hazards, behaving safely, navigating turns safely, the importance of properly maintaining your vehicle, and many other topics.

This course is made as engaging as possible through videos, hands-on workshops, discussions about everyone’s personal experiences, and real-life scenarios you might encounter while driving.

Theory

Theory classes can be conducted in two different ways:

Individual lessons:
You come with a topic you’re struggling with, and I’ll explain it to you so you no longer have any questions on the subject.
I can also provide you with a comprehensive individual theory lesson.

Group classes:
Bring your friends or sign up for one of our theory classes to better prepare for the written exam.
We’ll cover key points of the theory, using concrete examples so you can fully understand traffic rules.
Take advantage of these classes to ask any questions you may have.

Driving Lessons

To ensure optimal training, it is recommended that you take lessons with an instructor. You’ve probably read and heard this many times—it’s not to make you pay an astronomical amount, but to give you a solid foundation that you can then build on with your friends, family, and colleagues… Think of these lessons as an investment (you only take your driving test once, so you might as well get the best training to guide you throughout your life).