Driving Lessons
We can provide the exact type of driving course you need, tailored to suit your individual requirements and at the time of day that fits in with your lifestyle, work, school etc
Learn to Drive at Blue School of Motoring
Be Safe with our Driving Instructors
Your driving instructor will collect you for your first driving lesson from school, home or work, and will then help you prepare for the theory and driving tests. The course will be designed around you, as everybody is different and we all learn at a different pace. Some people like to learn with a visual aid and some learners prefer to talk about the topic and other clients like to actually just have an attempt, we cater for your needs.
All of our qualified driving instructors are Enhanced DBS checked: The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) conducts an enhanced check for driving instructors to search for spent convictions, cautions, warnings, and other relevant information.
Fit and proper” assessment: The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) uses the results of these checks, along with other information, to determine if an instructor meets the “fit and proper” criteria.
Additional checks: The DVSA also checks for motoring and non-motoring convictions, pending court proceedings, and any substantiated complaints about inappropriate behaviour.
Ongoing monitoring: Approved Driving Instructors (ADIs) are subject to ongoing monitoring and regular standards checks to ensure they continue to meet the required standards.
All our checked, fully trained to deal with all types of leaner driver requirements and any disabilities that you may have we are here to help with.
Professional Driving Instructor
Your Instructor will also use a Driver Record of Progress Book or a training app like Total Drive to keep track of your training programme, this is designed to help you get ready for the Driving Theory Test and then the Practical Driving Test..
Those who are new to the world of driving are recommended to join courses at established driving schools because it is the best place to get expert guidance about how to drive in a variety of scenarios, and the experienced instructors at our driving school can help you to be a driving expert.
These are some FAQ’s relate to commitment, time, and budget.
Total Cost & Packages: “How much are lessons, and do you offer discounts for block bookings or student rates?” All Prices are HERE
Duration: “How many lessons will I need to pass, and how long does the whole process usually take?” Everybody is different some clients take 20 hours others 60 hours. The course can take 3 to 8 months.
Scheduling: “What is your availability? Can I book two-hour lessons or weekend slots?” All our instructors are very busy, we always try to book you in as soon as you enquire, this might be several weeks ahead.
Lesson Structure: “Where will we start and finish the lessons? Can you pick me up from my home or work, school ?” Yes we can collect anywhere in the local area,
Test Booking: “Will the instructor book the practical test for me, and when should I book my theory test?” We usually ask you to book your tests yourself, via GOV.UK
Driving Lesson Courses
No matter what level you are currently at in your driving experience we can help you with a driving course that fits in with your school, work or social life.
Beginner:
The learner has little to no control over the vehicle and is unfamiliar with the cockpit, gears, and clutch. They may have never driven before.
Partly Trained:
The learner has mastered basic controls and can handle the vehicle in light to moderate traffic. They are now working through the key elements of the driving syllabus, such as manoeuvres and complex junction procedures.
Trained:
The learner has successfully covered the entire DVSA syllabus, including all manoeuvres and driving in various road conditions. They drive mostly without intervention from the instructor.
If you are a learner driver then our driving instructors at Blue can manage your learning duration between your daily routine or while travelling from home to work and vice versa; it will be the most suitable option for you as you need not to disturb your daily schedule to learn driving.
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Before starting driving lessons, you must first obtain a provisional driving licence from the DVLA. This legal document permits you to drive on public roads with a qualified instructor. It is illegal to drive in the UK without a valid licence, even as a learner or if you don’t own a vehicle. Full details can be found here.