AUTOMATIC driving lessons– Standard Driving Lessons start from as little as £40 /per hour, with other discounts on bulk purchases of lessons sometimes available.
Driving lessons may be taken according to the pupil’s requirements, from 2 hours a week to an intensive course. We recommend a 2-hour lesson at least once a week as the best way to make good progress while building up experience and road practice.
Our minimum 2-hour lessons except if arranged and agreed with your instructor.
- Standard singular lesson £40 P/Hour
Other bulk discount packages:
- 2 hours £80.00
- Standard Driving Lesson
- 10 hours £400.00
- Refresher Intensive Course
- 20 hours £780.00
- Intermediate Intensive Course
- 30 hours £1160.00
- Beginner Intensive Course
- Test Day Fee £180.00
Other bulk discount packages:
- 2 hours £90/per hour (Evenings and weekends rate after 6 pm-9 am)
Standard Driving lessons may be taken according to the pupil’s requirements, from 2 hours a week to an intensive course. We would generally recommend a 2 hour lesson at least once a week as the best way to make good progress while building up experience and road practice.
Our minimum lesson is 2 hour lessons except if arrange and agreed with your instructor.
Manual Driving lesson – Standard Driving Lessons start from as little as £40/per hour, with other discounts on bulk purchases of lessons sometimes available.
- Standard singular lesson £40 P/Hour
- 2 hours £80.00
Other bulk discount packages:
- 2 hours £80.00
- Standard Driving Lesson
- 10 hours £400.00
- Refresher Intensive Course
- 20 hours £780.00
- Intermediate Intensive Course
- 30 hours £1160.00
- Beginner Intensive Course
- Test Day Fee £180.00
Other bulk discount packages:
- 2 hours £90/per hour (Evenings and weekends rate after 6 pm-7 am)
How long could it take to learn to Drive?
The following chart is a guide only, there is no implication that any individual should achieve the quoted figures. Some people need more hours than others.
- For an Average 17-year-old DVSA Research shows that about 40 hours of professional training plus additional 20 hours of practice provides the best chance of passing.
- All figures assume the pupil has no previous experience.
- All figures assume a reasonable continuity of lessons (at least a 2-hour session per week) and no private practice.
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