I found Paul to be patient and understanding in helping me to build my skills and confidence when I was learning to drive. Thanks to Paul, Ive gained the confidence to pass my drivers test. Paul was super nice, scheduled my lessons around school and work and was always encouraging and friendly. My Mum was also very happy because if it wasnt for him, I wouldnt have got my licence! Thanks for everything Paul.

Handy tips

How to maximise your driving lessons

Driving lessons aren’t cheap, so you’ll want to make the most out of them. Here are some practical tips to make your experience at the driving school near you yield the greatest benefit.

Book a time when you’re the most alert, awake and receptive to learning.
Pick a driving instructor who you get along with and who keeps you calm and relaxed.
Prep up for the theory test. It helps you pick up the lessons quickly by familiarising yourself with the basic concepts.
Check the map of your test area.
Break up your learning. Most probably, you won’t learn it all in one go. Focus on learning a skill or two each lesson.
Don’t stress on just passing the test. Instead take each lesson with the mindset of applying it in real life.
Make sure to wear comfortable clothes on lessons. You don’t want to limit your movements when driving.
Always relax in and in-between the driving lessons. Getting enough rest and proper breathing exercises will help you manage your jitters.
Be positive! Learn from your mistakes and think about the things you love about driving.

Booking driving lessons? Remember the tips and you’ll get even more value for your money. Begin your journey to learning by browsing driving schools offering both manual and automatic driving lessons near you.