Drive Sussex Driving School

Many students and their parents start the selection process by asking “How much is a one-hour lesson”?

Let’s explore the lesson length first.

With years of experience we find that taking a 2-hour lesson every week, proves to be a more successful strategy for most students.

You will learn far more and you will also be test ready in half the time. You will have a decent amount of condensed learning in one go with time to digest and be focused for your next lesson. Sometimes students think that they would be unable to concentrate for a period of two hours, but this is why we would ‘chunk’ your lessons and break up the two hour slot to cover several topics, just as they do in the school curriculum to keep the learning fresh and focused.

Just to be clear and give you a balanced view, there is nothing wrong with 1-hour or 1 and a half hour lessons, we just feel that they offer less value as they prolong the learning period substantially. Another drawback is having to take time from your lesson to drive to a suitable location that is relevant to cover the topic and then having to drive back again.