EDT Driving Lessons in Drogheda with Kit Crosby
EDT Lessons Drogheda | Essential Driver Training
✅ RSA Approved Driving Instructor
✅ Special Offer – 12 Lessons for the Price of 10
✅ EDT Driving Instructor Drogheda
Why Learners Choose Kit
✅ RSA Approved Driving Instructor
✅ Patient and Calm Teaching Style
✅ Drogheda Test Route Knowledge
✅ Nervous Drivers Welcome
✅ Flexible Lesson Times
✅ 12 Lessons for the Price of 10
Professional EDT Driving Lessons in Drogheda for nervous students
What Is EDT?
The RSA says Essential Driver Training is a structured programme for learner drivers made up of 12 driving sessions with an Approved Driving Instructor, or 6 sessions for eligible reduced EDT learners.
Essential Driver Training, known as EDT, is the official 12-lesson training programme for learner drivers in Ireland. These lessons must be completed with an RSA Approved Driving Instructor before a learner can progress towards the driving test. Kit Crosby provides calm, patient EDT lessons in Drogheda, helping new drivers build confidence step by step.
Passed First Time with Kit — You Can Too
Many Drogheda driving tests begin near the Southgate area before moving onto busier roads, roundabouts and residential estates. During pre-test lessons, Kit helps learners become comfortable with the junctions, lane positioning and traffic situations commonly encountered around Drogheda.
What Happens During Your EDT Lessons?
Your EDT lessons are designed to help you build safe driving habits from the beginning. During your lessons, Kit will help you work on car control, moving off, stopping, steering, mirrors, observation, junctions, roundabouts, road positioning, reversing, parking, speed control and general confidence in traffic.
Each lesson is paced around your ability, so you are not rushed or put under unnecessary pressure.
EDT Lesson Prices
EDT driving lessons are €50 per hour.
Full 12-lesson EDT special offer: €500 when paid in advance.
This gives learner drivers 12 lessons for the price of 10.
Nervous About Starting EDT?
Many learner drivers feel nervous before their first lesson. That is completely normal. Kit’s approach is calm, patient and supportive, helping you build confidence at a steady pace. You will not be rushed, criticised or pushed beyond your ability. The aim is to help you feel safe, relaxed and in control behind the wheel.
Who is this page for?
EDT Lessons Are Suitable For?
Learner drivers starting from the beginning
Students who have just received their learner permit
Nervous beginners
Parents booking lessons for a son or daughter
Learners who want structured progress
Drivers who need to complete their 12 EDT lessons before test preparation
Many learner drivers feel nervous before their first lesson. That is completely normal. Kit’s approach is calm, patient and supportive, helping you build confidence at a steady pace. You will not be rushed, criticised or pushed beyond your ability. The aim is to help you feel safe, relaxed and in control behind the wheel.
My EDT
The RSA says learners can check EDT progress through the MyEDT portal, and that completed sessions may take up to 10 working days to appear.
EDT Lessons Drogheda FAQs
How many EDT lessons do I need?
Most learner drivers in Ireland must complete 12 EDT lessons with an RSA Approved Driving Instructor.
How much are EDT lessons?
EDT lessons with Kit are €50 per hour. A 12-for-10 special offer is available at €500 when paid in advance.
Do I need to complete EDT before my driving test?
Yes, most learner drivers must complete EDT before progressing towards the driving test.
Do you help nervous beginners?
Yes. Lessons are calm, patient and paced around your confidence level.
Do you cover Drogheda and nearby areas?
Yes. Kit provides lessons across Drogheda and surrounding areas, depending on availability.
What happens after EDT?
After EDT, many learners continue with extra practice or pre-test lessons to prepare for the driving test.
Kit provides calm, patient EDT lessons in Drogheda, helping learner drivers complete their required training while building real confidence on the road.”