It is a big step in your child’s life and a somewhat stressful time for you, but Learners Driver Training are here to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible. We equip your adolescent with one of the most valuable skills they can hold – being a safe driver and having defensive driving skills.
We believe it is best to start with Learners Driver Training from when your adolescent obtains their L’s. We take the strain and stress of teaching your adolescent the basics, which can be daunting, frustrating and very stressful for both parents and children alike. We teach your adolescent the correct techniques and road rules from the beginning, so no bad habits get passed on. We also take away the wear and tear your car: the brakes, clutch, gears and hub caps which all can get knocked around at the beginning of your adolescent’s learning journey. After a couple of lessons with Learners Driver Training, students (and more importantly parents) have the confidence to get behind the wheel together in a far less stressful scenario and start the journey towards the 100hrs in their logbook.
Why choose us?
Learners Driver Training are the driving school of the future. We only have young, fun, friendly and patient instructors that our students can relate to – like a cool older brother or sister. Our aim is to provide you with fun and educational driving lessons, with very patient, calm and friendly instructors. When you are having fun, feel relaxed and not dictated to, you learn faster – win win!
Our points of difference:
- Awesome young and fun driving instructors
- High content driving lessons – we don’t drip feed you content so you have to book more lessons
- New, comfortable cars! Easy to drive, great visability and always professionally presented (and without those embarressing roof signs!)
- 24/7 support and access to an online forum full of extra training aids. Our team is available during office hours to assist with any questions too! We know that the whole process can get confusing sometimes, especially when you get mixed information from friends.