Fun & Supportive Manual Driving Lessons from £45
I’m a DVSA-approved independent driving instructor offering friendly and supportive driving lessons in Princes Risborough, Thame, High Wycombe, Haddenham, Aylesbury and the surrounding villages.
My aim is not simply to help you pass your driving test. I’ll help you develop the confidence, awareness and practical skills needed to become a safe and independent driver for life.
Ready to start learning? Get in touch today to discuss availability and book your first no obligation driving lesson.
Fun & Supportive Manual Driving Lessons from £45
I’m a DVSA-approved independent driving instructor offering friendly and supportive driving lessons in Princes Risborough, Thame, High Wycombe, Haddenham, Aylesbury and the surrounding villages.
Whether you’re learning to drive for the first time, returning after a break or preparing for your practical test, you can find more information about my manual driving lessons and pricing. If you’ve already booked your test but aren’t sure whether you’re ready, I also offer an independent practical driving test assessment.
For more information about learning to drive, take a look at my learner driver FAQs or explore the practical advice and guides in my driving blog.
My aim is not simply to help you pass your driving test. I’ll help you develop the confidence, awareness and practical skills needed to become a safe and independent driver for life.
Ready to start learning? Get in touch today to discuss availability and book your first no obligation driving lesson.
- DVSA Approved Driving Instructor (ADI)
- Fully insured
- Fully DBS checked
- No obligation 1st lesson
- Free booking app
- Reliable lessons
- One to one tuition
- Test area knowledge
- Flexible lesson duration
- Dual controls
- Friendly & relaxed environment
- Competitive pricing
Fiesta ST Line
Your Learning Vehicle
My driving lessons are conducted in a Ford Fiesta ST Line, which is modern, clean, well maintained and comfortable. It’s considered a great car for pupils to learn to drive in as its compact, is comparatively easy to drive and has good all round visibility.
My car is fitted with He-Man dual controls (brake and clutch) for safety and air conditioning for comfort, among other driver aids.
“The 2022 Ford Fiesta ST-Line brings sporty style to everyday driving, with a body kit, gloss-black grille and lowered suspension for a sharper stance. Inside, it’s fitted with bolstered sports seats and a flat-bottom steering wheel. Powered by efficient EcoBoost engines, the ST-Line delivers agile handling and modern driver-assist tech, making it the perfect blend of style, performance, and practicality.”
Standard no obligation driving lessons start from £45 for 1 hour or £62.50 for 90 minutes, whichever suits your needs and other commitments. I also offer lesson packages to save money.
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Why choose me for your driving lessons?
This isn’t just about passing a test; it’s about building a solid foundation for a lifetime of safe driving.
By learning to be alert, aware, and prepared, you’re not just driving; you’re actively safeguarding yourself and others on the road.
Learn the essential skills and proactive mindset that turns a competent driver into a safe driver and consciously reduce the risks of being on the road.
Competitive Rates
Driving Lesson Pricing
Standard Lessons
From
- 1st Lesson Discount
- Flexible Local Pick up
- Dual Controls
- Bulk Discount
- One-to-One Tuition
- Modern Safe Car
- Free Lesson App
Refresher Lesson
From
- Specific Anxieties
- Regain Confidence
- Update Rusty Skills
- Challenging Manoeuvres
- Particular Road Types
- Calm & Friendly
- Not Patronising
Defensive Driving
From
- Anticipate Hazards
- Manage Risks
- Drive Smarter, Not Harder
- Safer Driving
- Build Confidence
- Patient & Practical Tuition
- Drive Smoother, Spend Less
Your progress isn't based on guesswork
Know exactly where you are in your driving journey
Total Drive lets you see your development mapped against the official driving skills expected of a safe, test-ready driver.
You’ll be able to see what you’ve covered, what you’re currently working on and which areas still need development — giving you a much clearer picture of your progress towards becoming a confident, independent driver.
Learn → practise → review → improve.
What I offer
Ready To Start Learning with Chilterns Driver Training?
- Beginner driving lessons
- Motorway lessons
- Night time lessons
- Anxious driver support
- Defensive driving lessons
- Refresher lessons
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