About Me
Hi, I'm Paramjeet Singh, a certified driving instructor with over 10 years of experience. I'm passionate about helping new drivers gain the skills and confidence they need to drive safely and responsibly.
As a one-man operation, I take pride in offering personalized lessons tailored to each student's needs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, I'm here to guide you every step of the way.
My mission is simple: to empower you with the knowledge and techniques to navigate any driving situation with ease. Based in Brampton, I proudly serve the local community with top-notch driving education that emphasizes both technical skills and defensive driving practices.
"Paramjeet's teaching style helped me pass my road test on the first try!"
— Jaskaran S, Former Student
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Popular Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about driving lessons and requirements
What do I need to do before I can start driving?
Before starting driving lessons, you'll need a valid learner's permit or provisional license. This requires passing a vision test and a written knowledge test at your local DMV. You should also ensure you have comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear for driving. I recommend studying the driver's handbook before your first lesson to familiarize yourself with basic rules and signs.
How many lessons will I need to learn to drive?
The number of lessons varies per individual, typically ranging from 10-20 hours of professional instruction. Complete beginners usually need 15-20 hours, while those with some experience might require 8-12 hours. I assess your skills during the first lesson and provide a personalized recommendation. Remember that regular practice between lessons with a licensed driver can significantly reduce the total number of professional lessons needed.
Do I need to pass the theory test before I can start lessons?
You don't need to pass the full theory test before starting driving lessons, but you do need a learner's permit, which requires passing a basic knowledge test. Taking lessons while studying for your theory test can actually be beneficial, as the practical experience helps reinforce theoretical knowledge. I can provide guidance on the theory test as part of our lessons to help you prepare effectively.
What is the most efficient way to learn to drive?
The most efficient approach combines regular professional lessons with plenty of supervised practice between sessions. I recommend 1-2 professional lessons per week, with 2-3 hours of practice with a licensed driver between each lesson. Consistency is key—spacing lessons too far apart can lead to forgetting skills. I also provide a structured curriculum that builds skills progressively, focusing on mastering fundamentals before advancing to more complex maneuvers.