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. :-)

Which cars are breaking the road rules while changing lanes?

Some obscure road rules to keep in mind!

Click the following link:

Fined for eating while driving? Here are 10 lesser-known rules that attract heavy fines "The driver must keep left if signs are erected, or the speed limit is above 80km/h."

Do you know the road rules in your State or Territory.
Click the link below to find out:

https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/motoring/on-the-road/the-most-common-road-rules-that-aussie-drivers-get-confused-by/news-story/500d583efbc3e05a9dcb2d2ce8a9e1d5

All the road rules you are breaking

Which vehicles have right of way in the correct sequence?

The winner will receive three clapping emoticons :-)

Which road user has right of way in the correct sequence? Most people get this wrong!

Drive to survive, drive defensively, and obey the road rules, including stopping at stop signs and red lights. See article in link below, regarding police targetting these areas!

Police crack down on motorists running red lights and flouting road rules at Canberra intersections | The RiotACT Police will this month crack down on driver behaviour at intersections which is the cause of around half of the collisions on Canberra’s roads.Drivers failing to stop at stop signs …