Find your course
Five options. One of them fits you.
Weekly lessons or an intensive week, complete beginner or nearly test-ready — here they are side by side, plus three questions to narrow it down.
How long each one takes
The biggest difference between these isn’t the price — it’s how quickly you want to be driving, and how much time you can give it.
| Option | How long it takes | Tuition | Price |
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| One week pass course | 5–6 days | 30 hours | £1,200 total |
| Test booster course | Flexible Fits around whenever your test is booked. | 15 hours | £600 total |
| Semi intensive course | 2–3 weeks | 30 hours | £1,200 total |
| Midway pass course | 4–5 weeks | 20 hours | £800 total |
| Weekly lessons | Ongoing No fixed end date — carry on as long as you need. | 1–2 hours | From £40 per hour |
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One week pass course
£1,200 total5–6 days 30 hours
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Test booster course
£600 totalFlexible 15 hours
Fits around your test date.
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Semi intensive course
£1,200 total2–3 weeks 30 hours
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Midway pass course
£800 total4–5 weeks 20 hours
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Weekly lessons
From £40 per hourOngoing 1–2 hours
No fixed end date.
Bars show roughly how long each option runs for, not how many hours of tuition it includes. Test fees are not included in the course prices.
3 quick questions
Which course is right for you?
Answer three questions and I’ll point you at the option that usually fits best.
Answer all three questions to see a suggestion. Prefer to just compare them yourself? The full table is above.
Rules of thumb
Most people start weekly
Katrina normally recommends a two hour lesson each week for the best results. It spreads the cost and gives you time between lessons for things to sink in.
Intensive needs free days
A one week pass course is 30 hours across five or six consecutive days. It only works if you can genuinely clear that time — otherwise semi intensive covers the same 30 hours over two to three weeks.
Already close? Don’t start over
A test booster is 15 hours to top up what you can already do — From £40 rather than paying for a full course you don’t need.
Still not sure which one?
Ring me and describe where you’re up to — it takes two minutes to work out together, and I’d rather you booked the right thing than the expensive thing.