Driving Instructors in Driving Lessons in Tiptree

By taking on board the feedback given to you by your driving instructor will be the best way to ensure you increase the likelihood of passing your driving test. Where necessary, make note of this feedback after each lesson so you can reflect on it. Then prior to your next lesson you can be better prepared. You can look at additional driving materials to enhance your learning of which your driving instructor can advise

Your driving lessons are designed to teach you how to drive safely and correctly within the laws of the UK. Having a good understanding of how to deal with various junctions, situations and road networks. Various manoeuvres are also taught so they can be completed to the correct standard, including good observation, good accuracy and good control throughout. A lesson plan is followed to ensure all areas are covered

Yes you can, If you haven’t driven before we suggest the first lesson will be in an instructors car,  so that your instructor can assess your ability. The instructor will then help you decide when you’re safe to drive your own car in the lessons.

Remember though, our tuition cars are fitted with dual controls – providing safety and peace of mind if you’re having an off day.

Yes, you can learn to drive in an automatic car. It is generally quicker and easier to learn than a manual, but once you’ve passed your test you can only drive automatic cars. Also, pricing supplements apply to lessons in an automatic car, due to limited availability of these cars and instructors.

All of our instructors are qualified to the the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) standard, and adhere to a strict Supreme code of conduct. But it’s important that you get on with your instructor, so if you would like to change we can arrange for you to change to one that suits your personality better.

Just as with learning any new skill, each pupil is different and learns at their own pace. Supreme instructors will strive to get you pass-ready as efficiently as possible. But above all else, it’s about putting the person first and delivering a great quality learning experience tailored to your needs.

Our instructors are client centred and teach the way you learn best. This means together you can decide when introduce new skills and manoeuvres at the most suitable and comfortable pace for your own needs.

Some pupils will want to learn new manoeuvres as soon as possible while others like to practice them when the opportunity presents itself. For example, finding somewhere to park at the end of the lesson, or turning into a cul-de-sac.

You can, but it depends on the time it takes the instructor to get to their next lesson. As long as both the pickup and drop off addresses are within your instructor’s area, they’ll usually be happy to make flexible arrangements.

You can discuss things like this with your instructor after you’ve had your first lesson.

Yes. Most of our Tiptree instructors offer lessons in the evening and at weekends, although these are popular times and do get booked up in advance.

We can offer condensed intensive driving courses depending on your own availability. They would normally be 6 to 8 hours per week over a number of weeks. Our instructors work with you to create tailored courses that suit you best.

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To become a driving instructor you must be 21 years or above. You must have held a full driving licence for 3 years or more and have no more than six penalty points to be able to register. You must have a criminal record check completed and be a fit and proper person to be able to be added to the driving instructor register. To qualify you must pass three tests. Part one = Theory and Hazard perception. Part Two = Driving test. Part Three = Instructional Ability Test