Driving instructor - Megathread

[Noob 10]

£14.50 my arse.

[MyCorsa 10]

My driving instructor charged £18 an hour which i thought was really good.

[MyCorsa 10]

He helped me pass and was very patient, went over everything clearly and you could practice the manoeuvres you weren't confident about as much as you liked.

[danny11 10]

£14.50 my arse.

 

do you read English?

 

Originally Posted by kim281284

YES U CAN DRIVING SCHOOL

 

MARCH OFFER

 

DRIVING LESSONS £14.50 - UNTIL YOU PASS

 

NOT TO BE MISSED - NO CERTAIN NUMBER OF HOURS - THE DEAL IS AS IT SAYS.

 

CONTACT ME NOW - I AM A FULLY QUALIFIED ADI - DRIVING INSTRUCTOR

 

07748347931

[email protected]

http://www.yesucandrivingschool.co.uk

[Noob 10]

do you read English?

 

Originally Posted by kim281284

YES U CAN DRIVING SCHOOL

 

MARCH OFFER

 

DRIVING LESSONS £14.50 - UNTIL YOU PASS

 

NOT TO BE MISSED - NO CERTAIN NUMBER OF HOURS - THE DEAL IS AS IT SAYS.

 

CONTACT ME NOW - I AM A FULLY QUALIFIED ADI - DRIVING INSTRUCTOR

 

07748347931

[email protected]

http://www.yesucandrivingschool.co.uk

 

Are they peddle cars?

[DT Ralge 10]

My driving instructor was very recommendable, he is ADI registered and had 100% pass rate as i remember. He drives self employed but uses Local Driving Schools badges, good priced as well pm me if you want his name and no

 

 

100% pass rate?

I think you misheard what was actually said.

[DT Ralge 10]

yeah yeah, is it call sour grape in English lang,

how can you charge £22 when people can still make a living charging £14?

so you think you are £8 an hour better then her?

 

Maybe Saxon has been doing the business for a while, knows what his costs are and how to make a sustainable living from it. AND is not quite so keen to attract business his way as Kim is at this career stage. Maybe he also plans to stick around for a while.

By the way, what hourly rate do you pay your window cleaner, say?

[Unregistered 10]

She is a Fully qualified unlike whats been said about red driving school on TV watch dog

 

Become a Driving Instructor and earn up to £30k pa with the UK's No. 1 driving instructor training provider; RED Driving School.

 

No previous experience is necessary.

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[danny11 10]

Maybe Saxon has been doing the business for a while, knows what his costs are and how to make a sustainable living from it. AND is not quite so keen to attract business his way as Kim is at this career stage. Maybe he also plans to stick around for a while.

By the way, what hourly rate do you pay your window cleaner, say?

 

Maybe he been doing it a few years and think he deserve to earn £880 for 40 hours work, £100 fuel not a bad earner me thinks or a touch too greedy

[danny11 10]

100% pass rate?

I think you misheard what was actually said.

 

100% pass rate means he stops student taking exams for as long as he can

[DT Ralge 10]

Maybe he been doing it a few years and think he deserve to earn £880 for 40 hours work, £100 fuel not a bad earner me thinks or a touch too greedy

 

And to get paid for 40 hours' work how many hours does he need to be out on the road?

Depreciation of vehicle, insurance, tax, servicing ...

What's your call-out charge?

[Saxon 10]

Maybe he been doing it a few years and think he deserve to earn £880 for 40 hours work, £100 fuel not a bad earner me thinks or a touch too greedy

OK Einstein, lets go with your figures.

 

Fuel at £6.20 per gallon, lets say an average of 45 mpg, 25 miles per lesson.

 

40 x 25 = 1000 miles.

 

1000 miles at 45 mpg = 22 gallons needed.

 

Sorry, Albert, you'd run out of fuel some time on Thursday and be about 11 hours short. Income now reduced to £660. Or your costs have just gone up.

 

Next?

Edited March 25, 2011 by Saxon