Question 1

What documents do I need before starting lessons?

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You need a valid provisional driving licence from the DVLA. You can apply from age 15 years 9 months so it arrives on your 17th birthday. You do not need to pass your theory test before starting lessons, though you must pass it before booking your practical test. Book your first lesson →

Question 2

Do you offer block-booking discounts?

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Yes. Paying for lessons in advance as a block typically saves money compared to individual session rates. All unused prepaid lessons are refundable if your circumstances change — we do not lock you into packages you cannot get out of. View our pricing →

Question 3

How is my progress tracked between lessons?

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After every lesson your instructor updates your progress record across the DVSA's 24 learning competencies. You receive clear, honest feedback on what went well and what to work on next so you always know exactly where you stand. Learn how we teach →

Question 4

What happens if the DVSA cancels my test?

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DVSA occasionally cancels tests due to examiner availability or severe weather. Your fee is protected and you will be rebooked. Contact your instructor immediately so lesson continuity can be maintained until your new date is confirmed. Get in touch →

Question 5

Is there a minimum number of lessons I have to book?

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No minimum commitment. You can try a single session before deciding to continue. That said, consistent weekly lessons produce significantly better results than sporadic individual bookings — your instructor will discuss the ideal frequency for your goals. Book a taster lesson →

Question 6

What is an intensive driving course?

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An intensive course condenses your learning into a short, focused period — typically 25–40 hours of tuition spread over one to four weeks rather than several months of weekly lessons. It suits people with a specific deadline, a new job requiring a licence, or those who simply learn better in concentrated bursts. View intensive course details →

Question 7

How many hours per day does an intensive course involve?

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We typically schedule four to six hours of driving per day, split into blocks with proper rest breaks. Driving for longer is counterproductive — concentration and information retention drop sharply after sustained mental effort. Quality matters far more than sheer hours on the road. Plan your intensive course →

Question 8

Can I realistically pass in one week?

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It is genuinely possible for some pupils — particularly those with prior driving experience. Most complete beginners are more realistically test-ready after two to four weeks of intensive tuition. We assess your starting level honestly and only recommend a course length that gives you a realistic chance of passing first time. Explore intensive options →

Question 9

Who is an intensive course most suitable for?

Accepted Answer

Intensive courses work best for motivated, focused learners who can commit fully for the duration, people with some prior driving experience, those facing a firm deadline such as a new job or relocation, and anyone who finds slow weekly lessons spread over many months demotivating. Book your intensive course →

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