A clearer lesson diary
Keep instructor slots, lesson duration and confirmed bookings in view. Book prepaid lessons against the same resource diary.
Your website, lesson diary and gift vouchers—working towards one simpler way to run your driving school.
Start with the website and the workflows that matter to your school. Add the next layer when you need it.
Keep instructor slots, lesson duration and confirmed bookings in view. Book prepaid lessons against the same resource diary.
Offer a first lesson, a confidence boost or a block of tuition. Keep the purchaser and recipient separate, with a readable gift code.
Transfer a paid gift once into a student balance. Deduct time when a lesson is booked and keep the history alongside it.
Keep student contact details, available lesson time and booking history together within your school.
Owner access and business-scoped records keep each school's information separate. Instructor and pupil self-service access can be scoped for rollout.
Present your teaching style, lesson options, service area and contact details with clear routes to booking and gifting.
Show pupils where to start, then keep the agreed lesson in your diary. The saved workspace connects instructor time with a student’s prepaid balance.
Choose a sample day and time to explore the design.
Interactive design only. These are not real available appointments.
A first lesson. A useful block of practice. Something more memorable than another pair of socks.
Illustrative packages. Each school sets its own prices, coverage, eligibility and terms.
A clear lesson-time offer, with purchaser and recipient details.
A branded certificate with a readable code and optional QR.
The school transfers the paid gift once to the student’s balance, ready for lesson bookings.
A place on your instructor’s website to study, practise and bring better questions to your next lesson.
Revisit signs, road markings and the rules behind everyday decisions.
Open the study resources ↗Make revision part of your routine and use practice questions to spot topics to revisit.
Explore official practice ↗Learn to recognise developing hazards. Use official video resources to practise observation.
Learn about hazard perception ↗Three original learning questions with explanations. This is a short self-check, not an official mock test.
Independent learning support. Questions are original and are not official DVA or DVSA test questions. This self-check resets when you leave; pupil accounts and saved learning progress are not enabled here. Resources checked 21 October 2026.
Sources: nidirect preparation guide · GOV.UK revision guide
Your own website can bring lesson information, service areas, gift packages and contact routes together. Behind it, keep bookings and lesson-hour records in one school workspace, with an audit trail for the changes that matter.
Yes. Plan a booking or voucher link alongside your current site, or build a new site with your own school branding. The right connection is agreed before activation.
Yes. The built testing workflow transfers a driving gift into a student’s lesson-time balance. Booking a lesson uses the required minutes; the master gift cannot be transferred twice.
The prepaid booking flow deducts lesson time from the student ledger without creating a second card-payment order. Any separate extra charges need their own agreed arrangement.
The owner-assisted workflow can cancel a future prepaid lesson and return its reserved minutes once. The school’s cancellation notice, late-cancellation and no-show terms must be agreed before selling.
This page is a sector showcase with interactive design previews. The saved owner workspace is available for testing. Merchant payment checks, signed webhooks, delivery and remaining acceptance tests must be completed before live sales.
The current workflow is owner-assisted. Dedicated instructor grants and pupil self-service access are rollout items; this page does not promise those portals are already available.
A website that explains the offer. Practical tools that support the work.