01Supervised practice, Kyiv

Defensive driving,
measured on the pad.

Closed-course sessions where an instructor watches your hazard recognition, intervenes in real time, and repeats each scenario until your control is repeatable.

Pad time per session
4.5 h
Instructor to driver
1 : 1
Core modules
3

Every drill runs on a closed pad under direct supervision unless a session states otherwise.

Instructor watching a driver enter a wet-braking drill on a closed training pad
Hazard frame 04: wet-braking entry at 60 km/h, marker 2 shows the instructor's intervention point.Intervention: brake earlier
Wet braking60km/h
Lane clearance1.8m
Reaction0.9s
Reps logged12

02 · Supervised practice ledger

Hours on the pad, logged and debriefed

Figures apply to the core programme at the Kyiv closed course. Every block is driven with an instructor seated beside the driver and closed with a written review.

Supervised hours per programme
12
hours
Four three-hour blocks, each closed with a debrief.
Instructor to driver ratio
1:1
per vehicle
One instructor per car. No shared cockpit and no group drills.
Modules in the core curriculum
6
modules
Wet braking through low-light control, each with a measured pass criterion.
Training environments
3
environments
Skid pad, wet-grip lane, low-light course.

Closed-course practice only. Each figure is entered in the session log. See the module sequence

03Scenario ledger

Four supervised modules, one measured baseline

Each module runs on a closed pad in Kyiv under direct instructor supervision. Outcomes are recorded in metres, km/h and seconds, then read back to you during the debrief.

  1. Wet braking

    Instructor note: three runs from 60 km/h on a wetted pad, braking distance logged on every pass.

    Low grip 18.4metres at 60 km/h
  2. Evasive lane change

    Instructor note: hazard board released at 40 m, offset completed and timed to the tenth of a second.

    Sudden offset 1.9seconds to clear
  3. Hazard recognition

    Instructor note: blind-spot scan called aloud, reaction logged against three fixed sight lines.

    Blind spot 2.4second scan cycle
  4. Vehicle control

    Instructor note: slalom and threshold braking held under 42 km/h until the steering line stays stable.

    Limit handling 42km/h slalom cap

Figures above are sample debrief rows from supervised practice, not a promise of on-road results. Module detail and fixed UAH pricing sit in the program ledger.

03 — Debrief method

Every pass is timecoded, tagged, and replayed before you drive it again.

A closed-pad session runs in three passes. Your instructor logs each one with a timecode, an intervention tag, and one measured figure, so the next attempt starts from evidence rather than memory.

  1. Observe

    Silent run

    No coaching during the pass. Approach speed, mirror checks and steering input are logged as they happen.

    Entry 48 km/h / lane offset 0.4 m
  2. Intervene

    Tagged call-out

    Playback pauses at each tag. The instructor names the hazard, then the input that would have changed the outcome.

    Call-out 1.2 s before hazard
  3. Repeat

    Same scenario, new pass

    You drive the identical layout again. The same tags are checked against the new run, side by side.

    Braking point 6 m later

Sessions run on a closed course unless an on-road module is expressly booked. See how modules are sequenced.

04 Supervised environment

Closed-pad practice, marked and measured

Each frame comes from a supervised session on a closed course in Kyiv. Numbered markers show where the instructor stepped in; every row below records what the driver did and what changed.

Driver practising a wet-pad stop between cone lines during a supervised closed-course session Intervention: brake release, 0.4 s
Wet pad, 40 km/h entry. Markers: 1 cone line, 2 standing water, 3 instructor position.

Measured outcomes

  • Wet brakingStopping distance18.4 m
  • Evasive lane changeReaction time0.9 s
  • Hazard recognitionScan cycle4.2 s
  • Vehicle controlCone contact0 of 12

Sample debrief data from a supervised closed-pad session. Figures describe practice runs only and are not a safety guarantee.

Review enrolment requirements

06 / Enrollment gate

Check the prerequisites, then book a supervised session

Sessions run on a closed pad in Kyiv. You drive, an instructor observes, and every run closes with a written debrief.

Prerequisites

  • Full driving licence held for two years or more
  • Own vehicle with valid insurance, or a school car reserved in advance
  • Closed-toe shoes and a cleared cabin
  • Agreement to a recorded debrief sheet

Nothing is scored. Instructors log the action, the intervention and the measured outcome. Compare program modules.

Session format

Duration
3 h 30 min
Ratio
1 instructor / 2 drivers
Venue
Closed pad, Kyiv
Price
2 400 UAH, fixed

Request a slot

We answer within one working day. Full details sit in the booking form.

07 / Contacts

Talk to an instructor before you book a pad session

Sessions run on closed courses in Kyiv. Tell us your licence history and we confirm which supervised module fits your experience level.

Office
Office 302, Business Center Alfa, 21 Stepana Bandery Avenue, Kyiv, 04073, Ukraine
Hours
Mon-Fri 08:00-19:00
Sat 09:00-15:00
Sun closed
Registry
EDRPOU 33259756, sole proprietor petstiore.com

Module list and fixed UAH pricing sit on the programs page. For the longer intake, use the booking form.