£37 per hour
Manual — 1 Hour
No commitment, book week to week
- DVSA approved instructor
- Modern dual-control car
- Free pickup and drop-off
- Progress notes after every lesson
Learn in a manual car with patient DVSA approved instructors. £37 per hour, £74 for two hours, or 10 hours for £350 with free pickup across the areas we cover.
No joining fee and no hidden extras. Free pickup and drop-off is included as standard.
£37 per hour
No commitment, book week to week
£74 per session
More progress in every session
£350 per block
Save £20 against the hourly rate
Intensive courses are also available in a manual car — see intensive driving courses.
A manual licence is the most flexible licence you can hold in the UK. Pass in a manual and you can legally drive both manual and automatic vehicles, so you are never limited when buying a car, borrowing one, hiring abroad or driving for work.
Most learners find the clutch is the hardest part for the first two or three lessons. After that it becomes muscle memory, and our instructors are experienced at getting you through that stage without frustration.
Every learner follows a structured syllabus, so no lesson is wasted and you always know what is next.
Cockpit drill, controls, clutch control and the biting point. Moving off and stopping safely on quiet roads until it feels natural.
Junctions, roundabouts, crossroads, lane discipline and meeting traffic on Manchester’s busier routes.
Bay parking, parallel parking, pulling up on the right and reversing, practised until they are second nature.
Following sat nav and road signs without prompts, exactly as you will on the day of your practical test.
Night driving, rain, dual carriageways and rush hour, so nothing on test day is the first time you have seen it.
A full mock test on local test routes with proper marking, so you know exactly where you stand before booking.
Manual usually takes a few more lessons because you're learning clutch control and gears alongside road skills. Most learners find it clicks within the first three or four lessons, and the reward is a licence that covers every type of car.
The DVSA suggests around 45 hours of tuition plus 22 hours of private practice, though it varies a lot. Your instructor will give you an honest estimate after your first couple of lessons.
Yes. You need a valid UK provisional licence and must bring it to every lesson. You can apply from 15 years and 9 months old and start lessons from your 17th birthday.
Of course, and it is common. If you already have road awareness from automatic lessons you mainly need to focus on clutch control and gears, which usually takes fewer hours than starting from scratch.
Yes. Continuity makes a real difference to progress, so you stay with the same instructor unless you ask to change. Female instructors are available on request.
A modern, well maintained manual car with dual controls, fully insured for tuition. Your instructor will confirm the exact model when your lessons are booked.
Send us your postcode and availability and we'll match you with a local instructor.