Most things are hard until you learn to do them well—and driving is no exception. Learning to drive is unique to everyone, some people find it easier than others. Like learning any new skill, we all learn in our individual way that suits us best. Our person-centred and adaptive approach ensures that your lessons with us are individually tailored to the way that you learn best.

We all learn in our own way at our own pace. As a rule of thumb, learning to drive takes around 40 hours of professional lessons and 20 hours of practice, but everyone is different. Our lessons are unique and tailored to each individual so that you learn the best way and pace that suits you. It is our mission to create safe and confident drivers.

An Automatic car is identical to a manual car in almost every single way, except in an automatic, the car changes gear for you. This means that automatic cars do not have a gear selector (operated by your left hand) or a clutch (operated by your left foot).

People often find the hardest part of learning to drive is the clutch and gear change combination. In an automatic this is done for you by the car, leaving your left foot and left hand free. People often find this easier and prefer this set up. With the technology in cars ever changing, automatic cars have become more economical, more readily available and share almost every comfort that a manual car has, other than the added comfort of not having to worry about gears. In the majority of foreign countries and continents (Australia, USA, Europe) the automatic car is more prominently used. With the future of vehicles looking electric, almost all electric cars are offered only in automatic configuration.

Only if you complete and pass your practical driving exam in a manual car. While this was often the reason behind more people learning in a manual, the availability and development of automatic cars is almost identical to their manual counterparts. In addition, the future itself is looking more electric and automatic by the day, the manual car is potentially becoming a technology of the past.

No! On your first contact with us, we will discuss your current experience with you. Honesty here is best as this will enable us to put together a picture of your current ability. On your first lesson, we will go through your experience and knowledge and recap what you’ve done before to ensure that you are still able to do so in a safe, confident and correct manner.

That’s perfectly normal! We were all scared on our first lesson, it’s a big skill to learn, but remember this: every person you see driving a car started in the same position as you, no-one was born with the ability to drive, we have all been there, driving instructors included! We will work with you to help you overcome any and all concerns that you have.

A provisional driving license and the willingness and enthusiasm to learn!

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