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Some instructors covering Beaconsfield
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Neil
Neil Makwana runs 1st Choice Automatic Driving School in Maidenhead and teaches in a Lexus CT 200h. He specialises in automatic lessons and works wit…
Mark
Mark Ainsworth is a Grade A DVSA approved driving instructor based in High Wycombe. He's been running MJA Driving School since 2001, and only 35% of …
Fiaz
Fiaz is a friendly, fully qualified driving instructor based in Slough. He's approved by the DVSA and offers both manual and automatic lessons. He co…
Sukh
Sukh Jassal is a fully qualified Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) and has been teaching people to drive since 2006. In that time he's helped over 35…
Shabnam
Shabnam's a DVSA-approved driving instructor who's been teaching learners and training new instructors for years. Based in Slough, she covers High Wy…
Stephen
Stephen Tillin is a fully qualified Approved Driving Instructor who runs his own independent LDC driving school in Slough. He's been specially traine…
Nushad
Nushad teaches with In2Gear Driver Training, a local Slough school that’s been going since 2005. He’s part of a friendly team of DVSA qualified instr…
Ajmal
Ajmal Shah is a fully qualified, DVSA-approved Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) with over 10 years of experience in driver education. He runs ASM Sc…
Learning to Drive in Beaconsfield
Learning to drive in Beaconsfield gives a mix of quiet residential streets and quick A-road practice near the M40. Lessons commonly cover Old Town, the A355 and approaches to M40 junction 2, so you get town-centre and dual carriageway experience. The town has a local feel, but nearby routes into High Wycombe and Slough mean you will see busier roads too. Expect varied lessons that prepare you for both local streets and faster roads.
Nearest Test Centre: High Wycombe
High Wycombe is the nearest DVSA test centre, about 5.7 miles from Beaconsfield. Tests there use a mix of suburban and A-road routes that reflect what you practise here. High Wycombe had a 50.1% pass rate. Data source: DVSA, 2024-2025. The centre ran 6,277 tests a year, which can affect test slot availability. Data source: DVSA, 2024-2025.
Data source: DVSA (2024-2025)
Pass Rate Analysis
High Wycombe's pass rate of 50.1% sits above the national average of 47.3%. Data source: DVSA, 2024-2025. Men passed at 52.3% and women at 47.8% at High Wycombe, showing a small gap. Data source: DVSA, 2024-2025. Nearby Slough centres show different outcomes, with one listing at 49.2% and another at 35.6%, which suggests test centre variation matters. Data source: DVSA, 2024-2025.
Local Driving Tips
Start lessons in quiet residential streets around Old Town before moving on to the A355 and M40 slip roads. Practice merging at M40 junction 2 and lane discipline on short dual carriageway stretches. Pay attention to parking and narrow lanes near the town centre, and practise roundabout negotiation at the junctions by the station. Watch for commuter traffic into High Wycombe at peak times and plan lesson times to avoid heavy traffic.
Choosing an Instructor in Beaconsfield
Look for an instructor who knows local test routes into High Wycombe and who offers lessons that build motorway and town-centre skills. There are about 10 instructors in the area, so check availability and how many lessons they can offer each week. Expect to pay around
Lesson Costs in Beaconsfield
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Getting Started
Apply for your provisional licence online before booking lessons. Book theory practice and the theory test, then build lesson time to prepare for the practical at High Wycombe. When you and your instructor are ready, book the practical test and use local routes for mock tests to mirror the actual test experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last reviewed: February 2026
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