Costs

We do not ask for full training fees in advance. Our costs are generally cheaper than other establishments because we only train instructors that will be working with us. This allows you the continual assurance that if at anytime during your training you do not want to continue, then you will not be held by funds already paid to us.

Although considerably less fees are charged by us you will, nonetheless, receive the best standard of training that we can possibly supply.

All we require from trainees is a deposit of £212 (part one training fees). This covers books, our training manuals, CD and evening classes.

Part two training is charged @ £23 per hour, and you pay for each lesson as you take them. To give you an idea of training generally taken, we find that 20 hours for part two is normal (some people needing more, some less).

Part three training is again paid for as you take each lesson, again @ £23 per hour. You will almost certainly need to take a minimum of 40 hours probably more

(although you should already have substantial knowledge of subjects within the part one examination and of course already be a driver of quite some experience; the part three instructional ability examination will almost certainly be something new to you. You must therefore budget for a minimum of 40 hours).

Other costs will be test fees. Part one costs £75 and parts two and three £85 each. Your full licence upon qualifying costs £200 and is renewable every four years.

Train around your present job or commitments.

Contact us for an interview and free information pack.