How many lessons will I need?
In the UK people usually take around 52 hours of professional tuition and further 20 hours of
private practice in order to learn to drive. How many lessons you need will depend upon your
motivation and aptitude for driving, whether you have had any relevant past experience, and
whether or not you can obtain any supplementary practice between lessons with a relative or friend.
The following courses described in this page are therefore, only a guide to how many hours you might need
based on the circumstances outlined. It is not a guarantee you will be ready for the test. this will
depend upon your progress and commitment.
Courses
The Semi Intensive Pass Course is spread over at least 4 weeks to suit you and
your instructor's schedule. This is the most popular and successful form of
intensive training. It is designed for people who want to pass the test quickly,
but at a comfortable pace.
The in-car training provided is 30 hours one to one basis (this includes two hours
for attending the driving test).
For those who have already learned the basic
control skills of driving, I offer the Midway Pass Course.
The in-car training provided is 20 hours on a one to one basis (this includes two
hours for attending the driving test).
For those who are nearing test standard and who just need a short burst of lessons prior to the test,
I offer the Test Booster Course. It is also ideal for those who have had an attempt at the test some
time ago but haven't had any lessons since. The in-car training is 15 hours on a one to one basis
(this includes two hours for attending the driving test).
Please note that I cannot guarantee that you will pass the driving test - this is entirely down to
you on the day.
In the UK people usually take around 52 hours of professional tuition and further 20 hours of
private practice in order to learn to drive. How many lessons you need will depend upon your
motivation and aptitude for driving, whether you have had any relevant past experience, and
whether or not you can obtain any supplementary practice between lessons with a relative or friend.
The following courses described in this page are therefore, only a guide to how many hours you might need
based on the circumstances outlined. It is not a guarantee you will be ready for the test. this will
depend upon your progress and commitment.
Courses
The Semi Intensive Pass Course is spread over at least 4 weeks to suit you and
your instructor's schedule. This is the most popular and successful form of
intensive training. It is designed for people who want to pass the test quickly,
but at a comfortable pace.
The in-car training provided is 30 hours one to one basis (this includes two hours
for attending the driving test).
For those who have already learned the basic
control skills of driving, I offer the Midway Pass Course.
The in-car training provided is 20 hours on a one to one basis (this includes two
hours for attending the driving test).
For those who are nearing test standard and who just need a short burst of lessons prior to the test,
I offer the Test Booster Course. It is also ideal for those who have had an attempt at the test some
time ago but haven't had any lessons since. The in-car training is 15 hours on a one to one basis
(this includes two hours for attending the driving test).
Please note that I cannot guarantee that you will pass the driving test - this is entirely down to
you on the day.
