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Any practice is good practice. If you have a suitable vehicle and accompanying driver to carry out private practice between lessons, your instructor will give you their professional advice on what you should work with. Each individual pupil progresses differently, and each vehicle has different characteristics, so your instructor will develop your instruction accordingly. Just because a friend may be doing something different with another instructor, doesn’t mean either one is wrong.

Take advantage of our offer to sit in on a lesson (with permission from the student learning) and judge for yourself.

The balance of money will be returned the same day.

Most students take between seven and fifteen lesson, a lot depends on the quality of practice with your supervisor or parents.

We pick students up from home, school, work place or an agreed upon location.

Most people know which form they wish to learn, but if undecided consider your circumstances. If you decide on automatic lessons, remember, that if you pass your test in an automatic, you will be restricted to only being permitted to drive an automatic. A test pass in a manual car will permit you to drive both manual and automatic vehicles.

It is not recommended for students under 25 years, as it will build over confidence.

We don’t leave you high and dry after a driving test fail, we speak to the assessor after the test and go over test sheet, and work to rectify the problems so that you pass next time.

Our normal lesson times are 60 minutes, but can be varied to suit students.

No, unless you specify.