The two most common ways to learn to drive are hourly/weekly lessons or intensive courses and you will have to decide which one is right for you. Just remember we all learn at different levels and choosing the right course for you could save you alot of time and money in the long run. Below we have summarised key factors you should think about before making that decision.

Hourly and weekly lessons
To learn to drive weekly the only requirement is you must hold a valid provisional driving licence. Learning this way is probably suited for those who...

• are not sure how they will adapt to driving
• are very nervous
• don't like intense pressure
• don't take in information very quickly

Learning this way the average pupil takes between 20-40 hours. Lessons will be arranged each week with your instructor how many you have a week is upto you. We do emphasise that the key to driving test success is regular lessons. While learning to drive you must take and pass the theory/hazard perception test once you have done this your instructor will advise you when to take your driving test. Remember its a team effort between you and you instructor so any concerns you have tell your instructor.

Intensive driving courses
To learn to drive intensively again you must hold a valid provisional licence, plus you must have already passed your theory/hazard perception test. Learning this way is probably suited for those who...

• have had previous driving experience
• can learn under pressure
• can maintain concentration for long periods of time
• can learn information very quickly

All intensive driving courses will be booked by us and we will then contact you to arrange your lessons normally over a one or two week period. Other courses we offer include Pass Plus, refresher courses and even assessment lessons. For a full list of our prices please visit our prices page. But if you can't find what your looking for why not give us a ring and tell us what you want and we will try and adapt to suit your needs.