Whether you've never touched a steering wheel or just need your confidence back, there's a course built for exactly where you're starting from.
COURSE / 01
One or two lessons a week, built around your school, college, or work schedule. Your instructor keeps a written progress log after every lesson, so each hour builds on the last — no repeated ground, no wasted money.
Best for learners who want to build habits gradually and spread the cost over a few months.
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Twenty hours of tuition compressed into one to two weeks, for learners working toward a booked test date or a hard deadline — a new job, a university start, a visa date.
Includes a full mock test marked to DVSA criteria, hazard perception coaching, and priority help booking your official test.
COURSE / 03
The driving test doesn't include motorways — so many new drivers avoid them for years. Two supervised sessions cover lane discipline, joining and leaving slip roads, safe following distances, and sustained high-speed driving.
For newly qualified drivers with a full licence.
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The official DVSA post-test syllabus across six modules: town driving, night driving, all-weather driving, rural roads, dual carriageways, and motorways.
Completing Pass Plus can reduce your insurance premium with participating insurers — often by more than the course costs.
COURSE / 05
Passed years ago but avoiding the wheel? You're not alone — and you don't need to start from zero. A qualified instructor rebuilds your confidence at a pace that respects where you're actually starting from.
Common goals: driving after a long break, a new city, nervousness after an incident, or switching from automatic to manual.
COURSE / 06
One-to-one coaching for the DVSA theory test, with real hazard perception clips and question-bank practice built in. Most learners are test-ready after three sessions.
Can be taken alongside practical lessons or on its own before you start driving.
Not Sure?
Your first lesson doubles as a skills assessment. After one hour, your instructor recommends the course — and the number of hours — that actually fits you. No overselling.