Frequently asked questions

Most learners need between 40 and 50 hours of professional tuition alongside private practice. However, everyone learns at a different pace. Gokhan will assess your progress and give you an honest estimate after your first few lessons.

Yes. Gokhan offers both automatic and manual driving lessons across Wood Green, Enfield, Cheshunt, Edmonton, Tottenham and Turnpike Lane. Automatic lessons are a popular choice for learners who want to focus entirely on road skills rather than gear changes.

GokhanDrive covers Wood Green, Enfield and Cheshunt, as well as Edmonton, Tottenham and Turnpike Lane. Not sure if your street is covered? Send Gokhan a WhatsApp and he will confirm.

Pick-up and drop-off points are agreed in advance between you and Gokhan, so lessons can start from home, college or work within the areas covered.

Lessons run Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, and on Saturdays from 9am to 2pm.

Yes. Gokhan is a DVSA-approved ADI (Approved Driving Instructor), which means he has passed rigorous theory, driving ability, and instructional ability tests set by the government. You can trust you are learning from a fully qualified professional.

Lessons are priced per hour with no hidden fees. You pay on the day — no large upfront block payments required. Contact Gokhan to get the current rate.

Payment is due at the start of each lesson unless you have agreed otherwise with Gokhan. Accepted payment methods are confirmed when you book.

Cancellations made more than 48 hours before your lesson are completely free. Cancellations within 48 hours incur a fee of half the hourly lesson price to cover the instructor's time. Full details are in the Terms & Conditions.

If a lesson has to be cancelled because of bad weather, a vehicle issue or illness, it is rescheduled at no extra cost to you.

Gokhan's students take their practical test at the Wood Green or Enfield driving test centres. Mock tests are carried out on the roads around your test centre so test day feels familiar.

Yes. You must hold a valid provisional driving licence and bring it to every lesson — the lesson cannot go ahead without it.

Absolutely. Gokhan specialises in identifying exactly what went wrong on a previous test and correcting it, using his visual diagrams to make the tricky situations click.

No. Passing your test in an automatic car means your full licence only covers automatic cars. If you want to drive manual cars too, you would need to pass a test in a manual.