From the very first time you get in the car to the day you pass your test, Steve Jowsey helps you through every step of the way.

Individual driving tuition
All our lessons are on a one to one basis. At no other time will you need to meet any other pupils. Some driving schools include picking up or dropping off other pupils in your driving lesson.

Nervous pupils welcome
We realize that not all pupils are the same and that some are especially nervous so a very special effort is made to all pupils to make them feel relaxed and welcome.

Patient and friendly
A friendly face and patient tuition can make the extra difference to enjoying your time as a learner driver.

Everything arranged
From your regular lesson through to your theory test and then the practical test. Steve can arrange everything.

Competitive prices
First Five Lessons £56 or First Ten Hours £150 only available to New Drivers who have not had previous professional tuition.

Discounts are available for Students and Pre Paid Blocks of ten Lessons (5 x 2 hour).

ENJOY £10 CASHBACK WHEN YOU RECOMMEND A PERSON THAT BOOKS A COURSE OF LESSONS.

LEARNERS AND LICENCES

HOW TO ARRANGE THE THEORY TEST FOR YOUR 17TH BIRTHDAY

You can apply for a provisional driving licence when you are sixteen but it will not be valid for learning to drive cars until you are seventeen. However you can use it to book a theory test up to two months prior to your seventeenth birthday to take place on your birthday or shortly afterwards depending whether your birthday falls on a normal working day.

So you want to learn to drive ? Well before you begin there are a few things to take in to account. The minimum age for a UK provisional licence is 17. You will need this before you can start taking lessons. Any car that you drive before passing your test must display L-plates front and rear. You can apply for your licence up to 2 months before your licence is due to start. But you MUST NOT drive on the road until your licence has arrived and not until the day of your 17th birthday.

If you have never held a driving licence before you will need to apply for a provisional licence. You must complete driving licence application form D1 and photocard application form D750 (available from most post offices) and the appropriate fee.

DVLA has introduced new forms for driving licence applications in response to public consultation, to minimise the form filling required by the applicant.

There will however be a period of transition where the old forms, D1 and D750 as outlined above are still available from the Post Office until their stocks are replaced by the new forms. The old forms are still acceptable for the application.
If you have obtained the new D1 form, which will have an area in the bottom left corner for you to attach your photograph, then a D750 form will not be required.

The current provisional licence fee is £50.00

If you do not wish to send your identity documents through the post, a premium service for checking photocard applications is available at selected post office branches. Your application can be checked for accuracy and completeness and your identity documents returned to you immediately. The premium service fee is £5 and is in addition to the standard driving licence fee for applications sent direct to DVLA.

More information about licensing requirements can be found in the Driving and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) leaflet D100 "What you need to know about driving licences". which is available at Post Office, or by clicking here.