How the request works
- You describe your situation (exam, date, online or in person) and leave your contact details.
- Only if you tick the consent box, we pass your request to up to 3 partner professionals for that kind of help, who may contact you about it. Partners may pay passmock for an introduction; you pay nothing to us.
- passmock does not teach, give lessons or sell courses itself, and we do not rate or guarantee partners: check them with the questions below before you agree to anything.
- You can withdraw your consent at any time by writing to admin@tech-bharat.com. Details in our privacy policy.
Choosing a tutor or prep course
Nobody outside the test owner knows the real questions, and no tutor can guarantee a score. What a good tutor or course can do is find your weak sections and give you a plan. Questions worth asking before you pay:
- Which version of the test do you teach? Formats change (sections, number of questions, timing). Compare what they say with the official description: ATI TEAS, HESI A2, CNA Written Exam (NNAAP), ASVAB, Life in the UK Test, CITB HS&E test (CSCS test).
- Where do your practice questions come from? Prefer original questions or official study material. Be wary of anyone selling "real" or "leaked" test questions.
- How do you find what I need to work on? A diagnostic test at the start, then a plan by section, is a good sign. You can take our free practice tests first and bring your weak sections to the first lesson.
- What exactly is the price, and what if I stop? Get the total price, the number and length of sessions, and the cancellation and refund terms in writing.
- Online or in person? Online is usually easier to fit around work or shifts; in person can help if you lose focus on a screen.
Driving lessons in Great Britain: check the instructor
- Anyone you pay to teach you to drive must be a qualified and approved driving instructor (ADI) or a trainee driving instructor.
- Instructors display a badge in their windscreen to prove they are registered with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA): green for a qualified instructor, pink for a trainee.
- You can search the DVSA find driving instructors service. Instructors choose whether to be listed, so not all ADIs appear; for one who is not listed, contact DVSA with their name and ADI number.
- Instructors set their own prices: there is no minimum or maximum cost, and no minimum number of lessons. Ask for the price of a lesson and its length before you book.
- If lessons are shorter than agreed, keep being cancelled, or the instructor behaves inappropriately, you can complain to DVSA.
- Northern Ireland has different rules for choosing an instructor.
Driving schools in the US: check the state license
Each state sets its own rules for driving schools and driver education, and licenses them through a state agency (in Texas, for example, driver education is regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation). Before you sign up:
- Ask for the school's state license number and check it with the state agency.
- If you are a teen, ask whether the course meets your state's driver education requirement for a permit or license.
- Ask what is included (classroom hours, behind-the-wheel hours, use of the car for the road test) and get the total price in writing.
The agency that runs the permit and road tests in each state we cover (its site says which agency licenses driving schools when it does not do it itself, as in Texas):
| State | Driver license agency |
|---|---|
| California | California DMV |
| Texas | Texas Department of Public Safety |
| Florida | Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) |
| New York | New York State DMV |
| Pennsylvania | PennDOT Driver and Vehicle Services |
| Ohio | Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) |
| North Carolina | North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (NCDMV) |
| Georgia | Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) |
| New Jersey | New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJ MVC) |
| Virginia | Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) |
| Illinois | Illinois Secretary of State, Driver Services |
| Tennessee | Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, Driver Services |
| Michigan | Michigan Department of State (Secretary of State) |
Tutors · prep courses · driving schools
Send a request to partner professionals
Some people prepare better with a person: a tutor or prep course for the TEAS, HESI A2, CNA, ASVAB, Life in the UK or CSCS test, or a driving school for the permit and road test. Tell us what you need and we pass your request to up to 3 partner professionals. Free for you, no obligation. passmock itself does not teach or give lessons. How to choose a tutor or driving school.
Sources
- Taking driving lessons (Learn to drive a car) — GOV.UK (checked October 2, 2026)
- Find driving schools, lessons and instructors — GOV.UK (checked October 2, 2026)
- Complain about a driving instructor — GOV.UK (checked October 2, 2026)
- Practising with family or friends — GOV.UK (checked October 2, 2026)
- Driver Education and Safety — Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (checked October 2, 2026)
passmock is independent and is not affiliated with any test owner, government agency, DVSA or state licensing agency.