Best for
- Learner drivers who want a clear path from first lesson to licence test
- Students or working adults who need flexible weekday, evening, or weekend slots
- Drivers who want steady progress without feeling rushed or judged
Your first lesson is mostly about getting comfortable - mirrors, seat position, moving off without stalling and basic steering feel. No traffic, no pressure and no test talk yet. We build up from there at your pace, not a fixed syllabus pace.
Best for
Code 10 lesson video
Watch the practical Code 10 lesson video before you book, so you know what a real lesson looks like.
Code 10 lesson video
Use the video as a simple preview of how the lesson works before you ask about availability.
Benefits
You get calm teaching, clear steps, and practical support so you always know what to focus on.
Our Process
This simple step-by-step plan helps you build skill, fix weak points, and move forward with confidence.
Step 1
Start with a quick skill check so we understand your experience and confidence level.
Step 2
Build a lesson plan around K53 yard work, road rules, and test-route habits.
Step 3
Practise a repeatable pre-trip inspection routine so you do not miss critical safety checks.
Step 4
Practice in the areas and traffic situations most relevant to your test and daily driving needs.
Step 5
Use a final readiness check before you book or retake your driving test.
Next Step
Code 08 and Code 10 lessons are R250 per hour. Code 14 lessons are R350 per hour. Send your suburb, licence code and preferred times so we can confirm the right next step.
Need personal guidance first? Contact Ditheto through the contact page and get help choosing the right lesson.
If pre-trip inspection is one of your weak points, use the pre-trip inspection guide before your next practical lesson.
Straight answers to the questions learners usually ask before they commit to lessons.
We start with the basics: seat position, mirrors, moving off, stopping and steering feel. The goal is to understand your level before adding pressure.
No. Complete beginners can start with one lesson and build up from the first basics.
Yes. Start with one lesson first, then decide what makes sense after you get feedback.
Send your suburb, licence code, current level and preferred times. Mention if you are a complete beginner.
Ready to Book?
Send your area, confidence level, and preferred lesson times and we will help you choose the right starting point.