How Much Do Lessons with a Female Driving Instructor Cost in Sydney?

How much should you budget for lessons with a female driving instructor in Sydney? On our website, standard automatic lessons cost A$70 per hour with Kim and A$75 per hour with Anju Shah. Test preparation and packages have their own prices, so compare the service as well as the headline hourly rate.
This guide uses our published prices, checked on 28 October 2026. It is not a Sydney-wide average. Always check the total displayed in the booking form before sending a request.
Hourly lesson and test preparation prices
- Kim: driving lessons A$70/hour; driving test preparation A$75/hour.
- Anju: driving lessons A$75/hour; driving test preparation A$80/hour.
A standard lesson develops or refreshes everyday driving skills. Test preparation focuses your practice before a driving test. Explain what you need help with so the instructor can recommend the appropriate service.
See Kim’s profile and Anju’s profile for pickup suburbs, languages and services.
How much do lesson packages cost?
Kim’s driving lesson packages
- 5 hours: A$340, equivalent to A$68 per hour.
- 10 hours: A$650, equivalent to A$65 per hour.
Compared with the same number of standard A$70 hourly lessons, those totals are A$10 and A$50 lower respectively.
Anju’s driving lesson packages
- 5 hours: A$360, equivalent to A$72 per hour.
- 10 hours: A$700, equivalent to A$70 per hour.
Compared with the same number of standard A$75 hourly lessons, those totals are A$15 and A$50 lower respectively. These calculations compare driving lessons only, not test preparation.
Check what a package reserves
The package form reserves the first one-hour lesson. Add weekly availability preferences where prompted, then arrange the remaining lessons with your instructor. A five-hour package is not a single five-hour appointment.
Ask how the remaining sessions will be scheduled and discuss package-specific payment or cancellation questions. If you are unsure about the teaching fit, a single lesson can help you decide before committing to more hours.
Compare value, not just the lowest price
Check that the instructor covers your pickup suburb and has times you can attend. Clear explanations, feedback and a plan for practice between lessons matter alongside price.
- Compare equal lesson lengths and the same service.
- Confirm pickup and meeting-point arrangements.
- Ask how progress will be reviewed.
- Read the cancellation policy before selecting a time.
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay online when I request a lesson?
No online payment is collected by this website’s booking form. Payment is arranged separately. Confirm the method and timing with your instructor.
Does test car hire cost the same as a lesson?
No. Test car hire is priced by the selected centre. The office assigns an instructor after you send the request.
Will a package guarantee that I pass?
No. Readiness depends on your skills, experience and practice. A package purchases lesson time, not a guaranteed result.
Where can I check cancellation terms?
Read the booking policy. Contact the office if an online change is unavailable.
Plan your next lesson
Find an instructor for your pickup suburb or contact us to discuss your goal. Read our seven-point guide to choosing a female driving instructor before you book.