Beginner lessons
£38/hrNever driven before, or a handful of goes in a car park. We start where you actually are.
WeeklyBeginner, intensive, refresher or Pass Plus. Same hourly price whichever you pick — the difference is how the hours are arranged, not what they cost.
Describe where you are and we will name it, including when it is fewer hours than you thought.
We update availability every Monday.
Nobody rings knowing whether they need beginner lessons, a refresher or an intensive, and there is no reason you should. Tell us what you have driven and how long ago, and we will tell you which of these it is.
Including when the answer is cheaper. Somebody who drove for a decade before a long break usually needs four or five refresher hours, not a course.
Never driven before, or a handful of goes in a car park. We start where you actually are.
WeeklyA test pass compressed into one to three weeks. Not for everyone, and we will say so.
1–3 weeksPassed years ago and lost your nerve, or moved here from abroad.
As neededAfter the test: motorways, night driving and dual carriageways.
6 hoursThese are not courses. They are single sessions, and you do not have to be learning with us to book one.
No clutch, no stalling. Increasingly the sensible choice.
A full test on the real routes, marked like the real thing.
Hazard perception and the multiple choice, if you keep failing it.
For people the standard approach has already failed once.
Three answers and you will see a realistic range of hours, what that costs at our published rate, and roughly when you would be ready for the test.
The DVSA average is about 45 hours with an instructor
At £38 an hour, or £36 in blocks of ten
At two hours a week, starting now
Book your theory test early: it gates the practical, and leaving it late is the most common reason a test-ready learner cannot book. Private practice between lessons brings the hours down.
Beginner lessons. It is the one most people want and it assumes nothing — the first two hours start with the engine off.
Refresher lessons. Same rate, no syllabus, and we work on whatever is actually bothering you rather than starting from the beginning.
Possibly an intensive course, but not automatically. They suit people who already drive something or learn fast under pressure. We will tell you honestly which you are.
Pass Plus. Six hours covering motorways, night driving and dual carriageways, and some insurers reduce a premium for it.
Book an hour of theory support rather than another practical. It is usually hazard perception rather than the multiple choice, and it is fixable in a sitting.
Ring and describe where you are. We will name it, including when the answer is fewer hours than you expected.
Tell us what you have driven and how long ago. We come back with which of these it is, how many hours it is likely to take and who has slots.
01925 640 118