There is no standard answer to that question, everyone is different and younger learners tend to pass quicker than those a little older. There is a fixed syllabus of topics you need to cover to pass. We will work through these, some you will find natural and cover quickly other may take more practice. All my pupils have access to my learner app and on here you can see your progress.

Yes, the practical driving test comes after your theory test, but you should start learning for both at the same time, learning the theory will help you progress with your practical skills too. At your practical test the examiner will want to see you have passed your theory before taking you out on the road for your practical test. All my learners have free access to an excellent practice tool called 'Theory test pro'. This online tool will prepare you for the questions and answers section and the hazard perception section of the theory test. I can monitor your practice online and guide you if you get stuck with explainations as neeed.

I teach in a blue Peugeot 208 that has a manual gearbox. It's a great car for learners, powerful enough to give you confidence, and small enough to make practicing manouvers easy.

Yes. You wont go on the motorway during your test, but it is part of modern driving so it is covered in your lessons once your driving ability is up to the right level.

The car I own is solely for the use of my pupils. All of my students learn to drive and take their driving test in it. I do not allow individuals who have not been taught by me to take their test in my car. Therefore, please do not expect me to make it available for this purpose alone. Instead, kindly use the vehicle you learned to drive in or hire one with the appropriate insurance for driving tuition and tests.

Sorry NO I dont work regular weekends. I only do the odd weekend lesson for existing pupils who are coming up to a test, and need to put in a few extra hours. As a general rule, I keep weekends for my own personal and family time.