Everything you need to know before your first lesson, from prices and bookings to what to bring and expect.
Yes. You’ll need a valid British provisional driving licence before you can start driving on public roads. If you don’t have one yet, you can apply online through the official GOV.UK website.
Lessons are booked for a minimum of 2 hours at £73. A 10-hour block booking is £350, giving you a better rate when booking lessons in advance.
Mick currently provides manual driving lessons, with lessons tailored to your confidence, experience and ability.
Lessons are available across Sheffield. Click areas covered to see if Mick covers your postcode!
Bring your provisional driving licence and, if you need glasses or contact lenses to meet the driving eyesight standard, make sure you wear them. Drivers must meet the legal eyesight requirements.
Absolutely. Lessons can start from the basics and progress at a pace that suits your confidence and ability.
Yes. Refresher and confidence-building lessons are suitable for learners returning after a break or wanting extra practice.
Yes, lessons can focus on preparing for your practical test, including areas that need improvement and mock-test style practice.
Every lesson is adapted to your experience, confidence and progress, so you can learn at a pace that feels comfortable.
I will always try to arrange lessons at times that work around your availability, subject to his current lesson schedule.
Your first lesson will focus on getting comfortable with the car, learning the basic controls and building confidence at a pace that suits you.
Mick will help you work on the areas that need improvement, build confidence and make sure you feel as prepared as possible for test day.
Everyone learns at a different pace. Your lessons will be tailored to your experience, confidence and progress rather than following a fixed number.
Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Get in touch directly to ask about lessons, availability, prices or whether your area is covered in Sheffield.
