Mark is a successful driving school owner who has been teaching people to drive for over 17 years. In that time Mark has also been responsible for teaching the military forces and also teaches practical skills for the category B+E test, which teaches people how to tow a trailer. With hundreds of pupils passing their driving test with Mark at Passed Masters, Mark is proud to have accomplished the highest current achievable grade A with the DVSA.
Mark continues his efforts and looks forward to giving you the independence you deserve.

Below you can read a small selection of what his customers have to say regarding his tuition and customer service.

“Mark was very professional and thorough with both practical and theoretical sides of driving and thanks to him I sailed through my test, thanks again for everything Mark.”

Richard Freke

“Great instructor, really helps you develop by helping you on what you need to improve on!

Passed first time thanks to Mark, the examiner even mentioned things I did well that i had only learned from Mark!

Definitely recommend!!!!”

Natalie Cowie

Mark is a brilliant driving instructor, he is patient and calm and explains everything clearly in a way that makes sense.

After a really bad experience with an instructor from a large company, Mark really helped increase my confidence and I passed my test first time!

Thanks Mark!”

Hannah Olsen

“I had Mark as my driving instructor. I received driving lessons for his school for Christmas, I’m very glad I did.

I had driving lessons a few years ago with unsuccessful tests so I kind of knew what to expect, but I found Mark’s teaching methods to be great. He didn’t patronise you or insult your intelligence which aloud you to learn from any mistakes and become a better driver as a result of it.

I’d highly recommend him to friends as his teachings enabled me to pass my test first time with him.

Nothing that could have been done to improve it, he did all he could to fit me in for lessons around my work, which meant I wasn’t worrying about trying to squeeze in lessons.

Thanks for everything.”

Carl Bodenham