Let’s get you booked in.

You need to be at least 17 (or 16 if you receive the enhanced rate mobility component of PIP) and hold a provisional driving licence. Apply on GOV.UK — the learner links above take you there.

The DVSA recommends around 44 hours of professional lessons plus private practice. Everyone learns at a different pace — this is only an average.

Lessons can be 1, 1½ or 2 hours depending on your availability and your instructor.

No — you can start lessons with a valid provisional licence. Pupils get free access to the Theory Test Pro app to practise for the theory exam.

Cash or bank transfer to your instructor. Online transfers may carry a small fee.

Continuity helps. Two to four hours a week is a good rhythm; two-hour lessons usually mean faster progress. Mini-intensives are available if you want to pass sooner.

They must be over 21, qualified to drive that type of vehicle (manual licence for a manual car), and have held a full licence for 3 years (UK, EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein). Driving without the right supervision can mean a fine of up to £1,000 and 6 penalty points.

Yes — most instructors offer evenings and weekends. These slots book up first, so it can take a little longer to fit you in.

Yes. We’ll match you based on your preferences. If you’d like to switch later, just say — no awkwardness.