You can start learning to drive at 17 years old. However, if you receive the higher rate of the mobility component of Disability Living Allowance (DLA), you can apply for a provisional licence at 16.

Complete application form D1 and photo card application form D750 — available from most post offices. You can apply up to 3 months before your 17th birthday so it's valid on the day. You can also apply online at GOV.UK.

You must hold a valid provisional driving licence and meet the minimum age requirement (17). You'll need to bring your licence to your first lesson. Some courses may require basic identification and paperwork.

Yes — and you probably should! Practical experience behind the wheel will help you understand theory test questions better. Similarly, studying for your theory will help you in practical lessons. Both complement each other perfectly.

On average, learners need around 45 hours of professional lessons combined with private practice. However, this varies depending on the individual. Our instructors assess your ability and give you an honest estimate at your first lesson — we never encourage more lessons than you need.

Be cautious of unusually cheap offers. Some schools use low prices to attract learners then recommend far more hours than necessary. Quality over quantity always wins — 30 hours at £20/hr costs the same as 45 hours at £15/hr, but you pass sooner. Our instructors charge fair, transparent prices and only recommend what you genuinely need.

We accept cash, bank transfer and online payment. Block bookings can be paid upfront at a discounted rate. Speak to your instructor about the most convenient payment option for you.

Yes! Our block packages offer great savings — for example, 10 hours for £350 with Nisar (saving £50 vs hourly rate). Block bookings also guarantee lesson availability and help you progress faster with consistent practice.

Yes — you use the very same car you've been learning in throughout your lessons. This means you'll be completely familiar and comfortable with the vehicle on test day, which makes a real difference to your confidence.

The theory test has two parts: multiple choice questions and a hazard perception video test. You must pass your theory test before you can book your practical driving test. We recommend starting your theory revision early — ideally alongside your practical lessons.

The DVSA periodically updates the Theory Test question bank. New questions are added and are not published in advance. The official DVSA revision materials (available on GOV.UK and in Driving Test Success products) are always kept up to date and are the best source to study from.

Pass Plus is an optional 6-hour advanced driving course for newly qualified drivers. It covers motorway driving, driving in all weather conditions, night driving and more. Completing it may earn you a car insurance discount with some providers. Ask your instructor about arranging Pass Plus after you pass.

We cover Slough, Langley, Windsor, Eton, Burnham, Taplow, Maidenhead, Cippenham, Colnbrook, Datchet and surrounding areas. Not sure if we cover your postcode? WhatsApp us and we'll confirm.

Yes — all ENA instructors are fully DVSA-approved ADIs (Approved Driving Instructors). Our lead instructor Nisar Ahmad has over 15 years of experience and has helped more than 1,000 students pass their test.

We offer lessons 7 days a week, Monday to Sunday, 7:00am – 9:00pm. We'll work around your schedule — whether you need early mornings, evenings or weekends.

The easiest way is to WhatsApp us on 07719 160827 with your name, location and preferred times. You can also call us directly. We'll confirm availability and get you booked in as quickly as possible.