Automatic Tuition
Learn to drive in an Automatic Car and pass your driving test with confidence
Our reputation is very important to us and that is why we are happy to have such a prestigious one. We continually look to develop our already great level of service and training standards, to make your learning experience as stress free as possible – allowing you to concentrate on your learning.
We provide a high quality of training with lessons tailored to suit the individual pupil so you can be taught at the best pace to suit you. Our driving instructor Mike Shaw teaches with a calm and patient manner which puts even the most nervous pupils at ease very quickly. We continue to update training techniques with regular training so we can give you the best possible driver training in the shortest possible time to pass your driving test. We provide progress reports to see how well you are progressing and how professional our driver training really is.
With many years of experience, top level qualifications and an exceptional first time pass rate you can feel confident with driving in any situation, and become a SAFE DRIVER FOR LIFE! And of course easily pass your driving test.
National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) Driving Instructor Level 3I.A.M (Advanced Driving Test)ROSPA (Advanced Driving Test)DIAMOND (DIA Advanced Driving Test)CITY & GUILDS 7302 (Certificate in delivering learning)C.P.D (Driving Instructor Course)About Our cars
When you learn to drive at a driving school the car you learn in is important. At P.A.S. Driving we use the Vauxhall Astra Elite Automatic gaining 5 star ranking by Euro Encap, we feel this is the best car with safety and comfort in mind for your training car.
The Vauxhall Astra Elite Automatic features ABS brakes, air conditioning, electric Handbrake and Power steering,height and tilt leather front seats, airbags and dual controls.
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