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How it works
A driving school has two different clients: someone getting behind the wheel for the first time and someone who already has a license and wants to add another vehicle class. They need different programs, different timelines, and a conversation that starts with different words. The template's first question separates them and also catches the in-between case, "I learned on my own with friends or family," which in practice means habits the instructor will have to correct.
Next come the questions that matter more to the student than price: what license type they need, what lesson format they want (weekdays, weekends, online theory), manual or automatic transmission, and what kind of car they want to practice in. These answers are how people choose a school: if there are no weekend groups, no discount will keep someone who works, and the manual vs. automatic choice defines both the cost and the fleet.
The quiz ends with choosing a start date. It's convenient for the student and useful for you: requests sort themselves by upcoming groups, and you can see which dates are in demand. For completing the quiz, the template offers a discount and a driving guide; a bonus makes sense here, because the decision isn't made on the spot and people usually compare several schools.
