Story added: 13th February 2018
The Community Sports Foundation (CSF) are delighted to announce a new partnership with local firm How 2 Drive.
The independent driving school will offer free support to nominated young people involved with the charity who want to learn to drive, and will be supporting the National Citizen Service (NCS) participants as part of their educational development through the programme.
Passionate about giving learners the skills to be safe on Norfolk roads, the firm helped over 1100 learner drivers last year and will offer discounted rates to some of the Foundation’s participants who otherwise cannot afford driving lessons.
The partnership is expected to grow as How 2 Drive continues to recruit new instructors.
Sam Floyd Managing Director of How 2 Drive said:
“We are pleased to be in partnership with the Community Sports Foundation; we feel passionately about supporting young people to realise their potential by actively providing them with the skill of driving safely.
“We hope to open career opportunities for them and increase growth in their independence and confidence.”
Mike Wall CSF Partnership Manger commented:
“We’re excited to welcome How 2 Drive on board, and look forward to building a strong relationship between our two brands.“
For those interested in driving instructor opportunities with How 2 Drive, please contact [email protected].
How-2-Drive is an independent driving school based in Norfolk with a team of local driving instructors delivering lessons across Norfolk and Suffolk
Read More"We feel passionately about supporting young people by actively providing them with the skill of driving safely, and hope to open career opportunities for them and improve their confidence."
Sam Floyd
Managing Director, How 2 Drive
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