Should you give gifts to your instructor when learning to drive?

Whether or not to give gifts also depends on the situation. I have also answered many questions about driving schools. Some driving schools have worse conditions. Let’s look at it on a case-by-case basis.

1. The driving school instructor is conscientious and does not make excessive demands. Giving gifts depends on your personal preference. Let’s start from the basics. I’m also a newbie. I just started driving a car not long ago. I guess this instructor is of that age group. My coach is only in his early 25s, not old, so there are many things that young people communicate with. They can talk about chatting with their friends. Let’s chat casually and build a good relationship with the coach. You can treat us when we practice driving at noon and have dinner together late at night on weekdays. In summer, when the weather is hot, you can bring water (old drivers drink tea in summer). You can bring some good tea to the coach. Oh my God. He's not that irritable anymore and is willing to teach you. If you learn to drive smoothly and you are happy, thank your instructor.

2. Local driving school instructors have the habit of receiving gifts. Before you learn to drive, you should ask around to see what gifts others give and how much they cost. In order not to make things difficult for you (to reduce your time to learn to drive), you should also give some gifts.

China is a country of relationships, etiquette, and etiquette. Students have nothing to gain from them. Students all know how to give water to the coach and so on.

Dear questioner, this is a good question.

Those who learn to drive should not give gifts to the instructor

Observe the laws and regulations, purify the driving environment, and put an end to unhealthy trends starting from you and me.

If the coach has an agreement with the driving school, he must ensure that the passing rate of each batch of students reaches a percentage and there will be a commission before he can get salary. The coaches will teach students the essentials seriously and actively. However, there were several special situations when I was learning to drive, and it was very hard for the instructor:

1. Some students failed to pass the road test all the way. I had several students who failed to pass the road test three times at that time. .

2. Some students are really not talented in the sense of direction. They say that they go to the right instead of to the left.

3. When some students practice uphill starts, they almost sit in the car and experience other students finishing the uphill start practice.

4. There are some older students who obviously learn slower than younger students in all aspects and have not passed the exam in the same batch.

In the above four situations, under the premise of equal teaching, the instructor has to work much more than other students. Although we have paid the tuition for driving, the instructors are all the same hands-on professors. Some learn quickly, some learn slowly, and some take several exams to pass. Those who can't pass will also occupy the coach's commission limit. Sometimes when I go for a morning run at 5 o'clock, I see a coach pulling students on the road to practice.

To be honest, it is human nature. Under such circumstances, it is natural for us to buy a bottle of water, a meal, a box of cigarettes, or a stick of cigarettes for the coach from the bottom of our hearts. The benefits are reasonable and reasonable, and it is also a thank you to the coach. Who makes us fail to live up to expectations and learn slower than others?

Of course, the instructors in our driving school will never get stuck, take, and want when teaching students to practice driving. The instructor’s state of mind is as beautiful as the urban environment.

This question is something that many driving students are confused about. The first thing to say is that the driving school has regulations. The instructor is not allowed to accept gifts from students. Once the instructor accepts a gift from a student, the driving school will know about it. In the light case, wages will be deducted, in the case of serious cases, the employee will be fired.

However, the actual situation is that many students give gifts to coaches in private (mainly cigarettes and tea), and often treat coaches to meals. This phenomenon mainly occurs because points form a surface. For example, a few students give gifts to the coach. Other students will think that if they don’t give gifts to the coach, will they not be treated well by the coach? So he followed suit and gave gifts to the coaches. Will giving gifts to coaches really be taken care of? In fact, it is impossible to get too much care. At most, the instructor will take you with him when refueling the coach car and let you drive the coach car to the gas station. When students are practicing driving, it is impossible for the instructor to give you extra practice time. This is because the training time for each student is fixed.

In my experience and experience, there is absolutely no need to give gifts to coaches. The reason is very simple. The coach’s salary is linked to whether the student has obtained a driver’s license. If the coach brings All the students in this period have passed the assessment of the vehicle management office and obtained their driving licenses. The salary and promotion of the instructors have increased. On the contrary, coaches' salaries are low and their commissions will be very small.

As mentioned above, in fact, the coach's favorite students are those who pass the exam every time, even if the student never gives the coach a gift. If a student has to pass more than three exams each time to pass, then even if the student gives a lot of gifts to the coach, he still won't be favored and liked by the coach.

In summary: The conclusion is that there is absolutely no need to give gifts to the instructors. Instead of giving gifts to the instructors, you should use them to listen carefully to the instructors' explanations on how to master driving skills and how to pass various tests. above. This is fundamental! Of course, if you have a good relationship with the coach, after you get your driver's license, it is perfectly fine to send some gifts or treat the coach to a meal to thank the coach, but this should be considered separately.

Not long ago, I went to a driving school to register and prepare to take the driving license test. When signing up, the receptionist said that you can sign up for the all-inclusive class and pay a one-time fee. You don't have to pay any more fees until you get your driver's license. It's just 280 yuan more than the ordinary class. This statement touched me a bit, because I always have no confidence in my driving test. I thought that it would be a bit difficult for me to pass the test in one attempt. I would definitely have to make up the test, and I don’t know when I will pass the test. Please pay more money and ask for help. The comfort is worth it too. Seeing that I was hesitating, the receptionist said again, don't worry about the 3,200 yuan. If you sign up for the all-inclusive class, you don't have to worry about anything. Otherwise, you have to pay this amount to buy two cigarettes for the coach. If you sign up for the all-inclusive class, , if the coach asks you for a bribe, you tell me and I will deal with him. This statement finally made me decide to sign up for the all-inclusive class.

The successful passing of Section 1 gave me a lot of confidence in my own driving skills. I also completed the simulator operation of Section 2 very quickly. Then came the exciting practical operation of Section 2.

Under the arrangement of the coach, I started the practical training of subject two. In the first two-hour reversing and parking exercise, after the instructor explained the essentials of the movements, I drove the car and performed the same moving in and out of the warehouse over and over again. It was not as difficult as I imagined. The coach's attitude was okay. When I asked him how I was doing, he gave me a fair evaluation, saying that my level was average. My confidence in driving has improved a lot.

For two hours the next day, the same action of reversing the truck into the warehouse as on the previous day was repeated. In the meantime, the coach opened the storage box to look for cigarettes. It turned out that there was only the last cigarette left in the cigarette box. He did not light the cigarette, but took the empty cigarette box in his hand and rubbed it. I took a look and saw that it should be a thin cigarette with a unit price of about 20 yuan. When the coach saw me turning my head, he reminded me not to look and to concentrate on driving. But there was an association in my mind, whether he was giving me some kind of hint. But when I thought of the promise made by the receptionist to me when I signed up, I immediately put my mind back and concentrated on practicing the car instead of trying to figure out what the coach was thinking.

On the third day, I still practiced reversing the car into the warehouse. The coach's words were much harsher than the previous two days. From time to time, he loudly accused me of problems in my operation, and began to make sarcastic remarks and ridicule me. My temper is usually quite mild, and the energy that comes up is not intrusive. When the coach said that I was so upset that I couldn't remember the number of turns while turning the steering wheel, my anger reached its peak. I loudly said to the coach, please stop rubbing the marks, okay? I was able to practice well two days ago. Okay, why are you still turning around today? The more you mutter, the more confused I become. How can I practice this car?

The coach didn’t argue with me, but he made a 180-degree turn and simply stopped saying a word. After a while, he snuggled up in the passenger seat and snored.

My tenacity has also increased, and I thought that his purring sounds are more harmonious than grunting and scolding. Fortunately, those few practical actions have been combined with the videos I watched before and the two days of training. I have learned it by heart, and without the noise in my ears, my accuracy has greatly improved as I practice.

The next steps of side parking, S-shaped curves, right-angle turns, fixed-point parking and hill start are much easier than reversing into the parking lot. However, during the learning process, the coach’s sarcastic remarks were still there. Questions will pop up from time to time, such as, "You are like this, no matter how hard you practice, it will be useless, you will definitely fail the exam", "Why are you so stupid, you can't remember it no matter how many times you say it", "You are so timid, why are you so nervous? , are not as good as women"... stopped talking and started snoring again.

What’s even more annoying is that the coach thought I braked too hard and disturbed his sweet dream.

Several times, I resisted and did not report these issues to the person in charge of the driving school and the person who received my registration.

The main reason is that I am afraid that I will not let the coach be punished because of me. It is not that I am afraid that he will retaliate against me. At worst, I will change the coach.

Now I regret listening to the persuasion of the applicant. If I had given the coach the extra 280 yuan to buy a cigarette, I'm afraid his attitude towards me wouldn't have been so bad.

On the other hand, when we apply for a driver’s license, haven’t we already paid the registration fee? Driving schools will also give their instructors a reasonable salary, so why do they still have to make a fuss about their students?

Now, I have completed all the subjects in the second subject, but whether I can take the exam depends on the coach. He said that my level is not enough, and I can't even register for the exam.

If I sell some cigarettes to bribe the coach now, my previous anger will be in vain. If you feel uncomfortable reporting the situation to the driving school, you are smart, can you help me come up with an idea?

I passed the 12th grade exam. When I was studying, I also worried about whether to give gifts.

So, when I got on the bus on the first day, I communicated with the coach privately and decided at that time. He said that according to the regulations of the driving school, any instructor is not allowed to ask for food and drink cards from students for any reason. Classes must be divided into class hours, and if there is a test, every student must pass. If one student fails, the instructor's performance salary will be deducted. Affects the coach’s own assessment rate.

Furthermore, our coach is very good. He not only teaches seriously but also is meticulous. Moreover, the teaching attitude is kind and patient. There was a student in our car, a boy, who took the exam five or six times in just one venue. Not only did the instructor not criticize him, he also taught him more carefully. I once asked the coach, why do you still let him learn from you if he takes so many exams and it affects the assessment rate? The coach said that as long as he studies with me for a day, he is also my student. As long as he is willing to study with me, I will be responsible to the end. The assessment rate is just a bunch of numbers.

Therefore, from the first time I got on the bus to the time I got my certificate, for more than one to two months, I didn’t have a single guest or give a single gift. Among them, because the venue was too tight, a make-up exam was required.

In short, judging from my driving experience, as long as you go to a regular driving school, there is no need to give gifts. As for the rest, it's hard to say. It’s a good idea to consult local driving schools and experienced drivers.

In my personal opinion, it is not necessary. I used to learn to drive at the Third Ring Road Driving School. From the principal to the instructor, everyone was very nice and responsible. The instructors on hot days taught us how to drive very seriously. They were very serious and responsible. Sometimes I feel sorry for myself and buy a drink for the instructor, but the instructor will say no, saying that every student has paid to learn to drive, and it is not easy for everyone. Just let us study hard!

But when I went to Ke3 to practice driving, the Ke3 coach acted like everyone else owed him money. As long as you bought him cigarettes, he would give you a better look. After getting the certificate, I bought two packs of cigarettes for the coach of Section 2. I bought the cigarettes after I passed the exam for Section 2 to celebrate. The coach of Section 3 extorted two packs of cigarettes from me, and I didn’t spend the rest with the coach. The money is cheap, and our instructors are also very good. I would recommend this driving school to anyone I know who wants to learn to drive.

A driving school that needs to give gifts to its instructors is not a good driving school.

Regular driving schools strictly prohibit instructors from collecting gifts, food and drinks from students. It is even stipulated that students are strictly prohibited from smoking a cigarette and drinking a bottle of water from students. If caught, you will be fined or even fired.

The coach’s income is based on the commission given to the coach based on the exam passing rate of the students he leads.

Of course, there are many irregular driving schools in many places. Buying some water and smoking a cigarette will make the students feel more at ease. Gift giving is only an isolated phenomenon.

Before signing up, ask the driving school owner for these details.

In addition, the key to whether you can pass the exam is whether you have practiced well and have good mental quality.

The examiner is not a driving school instructor, nor can he be bribed easily.

Speaking of this, I have some personal experience. When I was learning to drive, I had a battle of wits with the instructor.

Fortunately, the driving school I enrolled in was relatively formal. Although I almost had a direct confrontation with the instructor in the later stages of my studies, it did not affect my success in obtaining my driver's license.

Generally, students will give gifts to the instructor. I think it has little to do with whether the instructor teaches well. The more important reason is that in some driving schools, the instructor can arrange study sessions for you. If you encounter unreliable I've seen some coaches who can't schedule a few lessons for you in a month, or who can't get a driver's license after a year and a half.

The driving school I signed up for provides one-to-one instruction. Training can be booked by swiping your card in the lobby or making a phone reservation. This seems fair. In fact, according to my understanding, many coaches will Holding the student's card, and calling it an appointment for the student, is actually to control the time independently. At this time, some students who give gifts can get the so-called care. I once heard a girl in the card lobby complaining that the instructor couldn't schedule a class for about two or three weeks.

I am a very creative person, and it was during the summer vacation, so I wanted to finish studying and pass the certificate exam as soon as possible, so I set the alarm clock at 7 o'clock every morning and started calling the hotline to make an appointment on time. It really depends on robbing.

Because I never give gifts, and I have to grab the time to book lessons by myself (the phone appointments usually take a few minutes, it all depends on punctuality and speed, and the coach has no right to cancel). The coach was deeply dissatisfied. His idea of ????arranging students' training by himself was completely disrupted by me, and his attitude towards me became increasingly bad.

But by that time, I had almost learned the basic skills. Driving was not a difficult task in the first place. For the rest of the class, I deliberately made appointments to avoid his time (I was in class at that time There are three appointment times a day, the latest one in the afternoon is for other coaches after the shift changes), and I rarely see my coach after that.

I’m really speechless about giving gifts to coaches. We all spent thousands of dollars in tuition to learn to drive, why should we give gifts to please the coach? What’s even more ridiculous is that I’ve seen In the news, there is a story about a female student bribing the instructor with her body in order to pass the exam. What kind of intelligence does she have? She is self-deprecating. The examiner is from the Vehicle Management Office of the Traffic Management Bureau, not the instructor!

In short, I don’t tolerate him!

I gave him cigarettes at the beginning of my driving practice, but I didn’t want the bad ones, and said I would take them back (two boxes of hard-packed Yellow Crane Towers were bad?!). The shameless coach said, “Let his colleagues know about this kind of gift.” It's all embarrassing." Later I bought Zhonghua! That’s right, it’s Shenzhen Golden Mile Driving School! ! In the end, this piece of shit was reported by other students and expelled! Later, I failed the exam and didn't bother to study. Now this driving school has closed down! The most incomprehensible thing is that learning to drive is being taken advantage of! It's just a driver's license, just a coach, how can someone take advantage of her? How cheap is this woman! !

I gave away a few boxes of cigarettes and bought a few bottles of water. They were not worth much. I just wanted to show my appreciation and didn’t expect the coach to take much care of me. I just followed the crowd. After all, it’s not easy to be a coach in the summer. It's up to you to learn how to drive well. Usually, you finish driving in the morning and then practice with your own car for a while in the afternoon. The third-year student is afraid of being checked during the day, so he goes to familiarize himself with the venue at 2 o'clock in the evening. I passed it all at once, and now it’s easy to get my driver’s license, and my intentions are very simple.