Standard lesson packages
Choose a single lesson or book five or ten lessons together for a more consistent plan.
- Clear deposit and total prices
- Suitable for beginners and ongoing tuition
- Manual or automatic subject to availability
Whether you are starting from the beginning, returning after a break or preparing for a practical test, choose the lesson type that matches your experience and confidence.
Choose a single lesson or book five or ten lessons together for a more consistent plan.
Choose focused tuition by hours, support and preferred pace. Every package can be shaped around your current ability and goals.
Book online in three simple steps. NextPass will then confirm instructor availability and lesson arrangements with you.
Compare lesson options, with the deposit and total price shown clearly before you choose.
Tell us your gearbox, postcode and preferred lesson times before moving on to payment.
Use Stripe’s secure checkout, then add your contact details on the booking screen.
Get one-to-one help with theory questions, road rules and hazard perception by video call. Available to learners across the UK.
View theory trainingManual lessons include clutch control and gear changes. Automatic lessons let you focus on road skills without those controls. Passing in an automatic normally gives you an automatic-only car licence; a manual pass allows you to drive both. Choose the option that suits your needs and confirm local availability.
Yes. Tell us what you have covered, how long it has been since you drove and what you would like to improve. Your instructor can assess your current driving and plan from there. Refresher lessons and test preparation may suit different stages; you do not need to choose a beginner course just because you are new to NextPass.
Once you’ve booked, we’ll get to work arranging a suitable instructor and contact you as soon as possible to organise your first lesson. We’ll confirm your start date, lesson times and pick-up point with you, taking your postcode, gearbox choice and preferred times into account.
Agree the duration and frequency of your lessons with your instructor. The right plan depends on your experience, confidence, availability and progress; buying a block does not mean every session must use the same length. There is no legal minimum number of driving lessons, and no package can promise that a set number will make you test-ready.
More questions? Read our all FAQs, or contact NextPass about your circumstances.
Compare the packages online, or tell us about your experience and we will help you choose a sensible starting point.