AOI Driving School Fukui School

To sum up, I am very glad that I chose this driving school.

As others have said, negative reviews are completely unreliable.
I think there may have been a problem with the person rating it.

First, and most importantly, the instructors. Most of them are kind and enthusiastic about their work. They give proper credit to your strengths and scold you for your weaknesses, and then tell you what you should have done differently, so you can learn in a good mood.
They also engage in casual conversation to a certain extent, so you can enjoy your skills lessons.
There were a few instructors who were difficult to get along with, but I think that's the same no matter which driving school you go to, and if you really don't like them you can always ask to be removed from your class, so it's not too much of a problem.
In my opinion, the instructors who I found particularly good were Professor Yamakawa, Professor Ogawa, Professor Matsumoto, and Professor Hasegawa.

Next, regarding the department.
There was nothing particularly bad about the department that I found particularly noteworthy.
However, it seems to be heavily focused on test preparation (provisional license test and public safety test), so you may not see much content that is rarely covered in tests, so I think it would be better to read the textbook from cover to cover yourself.

Regarding skills.
I don't know any other driving schools so I can't compare it, but from my point of view, I think it was very good because they taught me the important things to know when driving on the road.

Regarding the facilities.
The school facilities are neither good nor bad.
It's not super clean, but there's nothing particularly dirty that would bother you, so I don't think you need to worry about it.
However, please note that Western-style toilets are only available on the first floor (men's toilet).

I've written for a long time, but the last thing I want to say is that Aoi Driving School Fukui was a wonderful Driving School with instructors who responded well if you approached it with an attitude of learning from yourself.

I graduated today. All the staff and instructors were very considerate. Since it's a life-threatening situation, you'll naturally be warned if it's dangerous or if you do something you shouldn't do, but that was accurate and easy to understand. I think it's a great school, with scary instructors and kind instructors all in one. I can really recommend this school, not Sakura or anything like that.

I graduated on August 22. The training camp lasted 16 days.
Although I was looking forward to being away from my hometown and living at the training camp, I was also very anxious and nervous.
I went with a friend, and many of our dorm locations and class times were the same, which made me feel like the students were taken care of, and made me very happy.
There were many things to enjoy during the camp, such as going for walks with friends after school and going shopping in a place rich in nature. At first, I mostly spent time with my friends, but people around me started talking to me a lot, and I started to talk to the teachers on a regular basis through lessons with them. By the time I graduated, I had many friends and teachers, and I felt a little sad that the camp was over. Looking back, the camp life really flew by, and I feel it was very fulfilling. The classroom lessons were very easy to understand because they used qualification materials, and Driving Lessons were taught thoroughly within the time limit, and I was always available to ask any questions I had, so on the day of the test, I was nervous but confident. I'm really glad I chose AOI Driving School. Thank you very much for your help over the past two weeks. Thank you very much.

I got my license at the training camp.
Before going to the camp, my parents were worried because the reviews were bad, but when I got there it was actually really good.
Most of the instructors were kind and cheerful, and since many of us had come from far away for the training camp, we had a lot to talk about.
I haven't had contact with all of the instructors, but honestly I think it's up to each individual to decide who they like and who they don't.
Most of the instructors were kind and taught me carefully, so I was able to pass the assessment, Driving Test, and Final Driving Test all on the first try.
In the end, I loved this school so much that I didn't want to graduate.
The bus driver was also very kind and it was a very satisfying training camp.

I thought it would be a terrible place based on past reviews, but when I moved in it was completely different to what I had imagined!
・I think there are some areas that could be improved, and I wish the toilets and cafeteria were a little brighter.

As for the teachers, most of them were kind and easy to understand, but my friend who came with me was very upset because a certain teacher said something very harsh to her. I understand that they are passionate about teaching because it is a matter of life and death, but I still think that they should think carefully about their choice of words, especially as a teacher.

・What I liked about coming here is that most of the teachers are really nice people.

The rooms were clean and the price was cheap, so I thought it was pretty good for this level.

The driver takes me to and from work every day, and it's fun because he talks to me about all sorts of things. When I got my provisional license, he was happy with me, and it was great to have him take me there and back.
I became friends with the people at the camp and the atmosphere during lessons was good. I was able to talk to people regardless of age difference, and the older people were very considerate, so I had a good time.
It was great that the teachers gave clear instructions on how to drive a car.

I was able to successfully pass Final Driving Test during the training camp. I stayed at the Castle Hotel for two weeks, but the toiletries are basically not provided, so you have to bring your own. However, the rooms are relatively clean, so you can stay with peace of mind. At first, I was not used to driving, so the daily lessons were depressing, but in the end I had so much fun with the people I met that I was sad to say goodbye.

I enrolled on July 28th and graduated on August 12th. It was a great place!
There were a lot of good and bad teachers, such as teachers who got angry for no reason, teachers who were very kind, and teachers who slept next to me. But they were all really good at teaching! Some teachers were kind enough to teach me on the street and talk to me, which made my driving a lot better!
I enrolled with a friend, but it's a place where you can feel at ease even if you're alone! Everyone is kind, easy to talk to, and it's a fun place to be!