The answer is, BOTH! We get calls sometimes just asking about the price, nothing else. This is certainly not wise, coz a poor quality instructor, maybe cheap, can cost you much more. Think about you pay $40 for a lesson that confuses you more…
Some students switched to us from other instructors told us that painful experience. Here are the signs of a poor instructor: not friendly, does not talk, not sure about simple things (often pretending to know everything), smelly but not smiley, leaving bits and pieces for every lesson so its a big mess after a few lessons for someone else to fix, old and messy car.
The signs of a good instructor are: clean and professional presentations, new and clean car, easy to understand instructions, encouraging, positive, passionate about driving, very talented with and knowledgeable about driving, easy to deal with, conduct every lesson to a high quality standard.
The good idea is, to choose the instructor not only by price, but also by quality. To choose the cheapest in town with great quality is the way to go, and they are only a phone call or an email away from you…:=)
