Can you have quality tuition and still retain value for money in todays financial climate??
Usually the two don't go hand in hand, why would a Driving Instructor want to charge less if they are busy with plenty of recommendations referring new work continually. On the other side of the coin why are Instructors charging sometimes half of their busier counterparts in an effort to attract new customers??
From a Driving Schools point of view we see this price scenario raised virtually every day and unfortunately the criteria for selecting an Instructor should be far more broad that just "how much are your lessons", usually followed by "I can get them much cheaper than that"............
Quite possibly, however you need to ask yourself WHY they are cheaper, is it because they don't want to make more money???, do they drive an older vehicle which may make lessons more unpleasant or unreliable - there are many reasons for price fluctuation in this Industry but perhaps before selecting a driving school you should consider a few other thoughts, have I seen their cars around, do they have a website where I can find out more about them, do I know anyone who's passed with them, are their Instructors reliable and professional, the cars clean and tidy and what is their Instructor grading.
Our prices here at Select are competitive and represent good value for money, if you are lucky enough you may stumble across one of our adverts offering you a few lessons at a reduced price, these are sometimes in local press, leaflet campaigns or on local radio.
Remember it's not all just about "how much are your lessons?"
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