Skilltech Driver Training Professionals

Paul, our MANUAL driving instructor has been in the driver training industry for many years, and is a patient instructor. His goal is to get learners well equipped to handle the challenges on our busy roads.

Call Paul now on 0419 469 194. A one hour lesson is $90, paid in cash or bank transfer.

NOTE: Skilltech does not have an AUTO instructor.

Just letting you know that Skilltech received a quality business award for the best driving school in the Woden Valley for 2024! See link below:

Skilltech Driver Training Professionals - Quality Business Awards The Quality Business Awards recognizes businesses that achieve an average quality score of 95% or greater over the previous 12 months. To learn more about our selection criteria, please click here.

If you want a patient MANUAL driving instructor on the SOUTHSIDE of Canberra, then call Paul on 0419469194. The fee for a one hour lesson is $90 cash.

Skilltech Driver Training Professionals was established in the mid 1990s and has a very successful record in enabling learner drivers to drive safely on our roads. We have over 40,000 lessons of driver instructor experience. Skilltech is a highly respected Driving School in the Canberra region.
Paul, the owner, who is a MANUAL DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, only works on the south side of Canberra. We do not have an auto instructor.
Our driving lesson fee for an hour is $90.
Call today on 0419 469 194 and book in with Paul. He conducts driving lessons in a manual dual-controlled late model Toyota Yaris.

Do you want a patient and experienced manual driving instructor, then call Paul on 0419 469 194.
Skilltech is rated 4.8 out of a 5 Star Rating, being one of the top three Driving Schools in Canberra.
Paul teaches on the south side of Canberra in a MANUAL TOYOTA Yaris. Our fee for a one hour driving lesson is $90 per hour, cash or bank transfer. :-)

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