Kingsway Driving School gives teens and adults in Woodstock, Sharon, Barnard, Pomfret, Norwich, Hartford, Quechee, Hartland, Bridgewater, Reading, Killington, and Windsor, and surrounding areas the classroom hours, behind-the-wheel practice, and confidence to earn a Vermont driver's license.
Classes are taught by an instructor licensed through the Vermont DMV, with over 20 years of driver's education experience.
Founder, Kingsway Driving School
A driving school rooted in Vermont.
Emily Mooney is a driving instructor licensed by the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles, with over 20 years of driver's education experience. Kingsway Driving School trains teen and adult students working toward a Vermont driver's license, combining remote classroom instruction with hands-on, in-person driving practice.
Every student follows the same route, start to finish. Here's what each leg of the Standard Driver Training Package covers.
All students must hold a valid Vermont state learner's permit before beginning introductory driving classes with Kingsway.
Required prerequisite30 hours of classroom instruction total, combining remote sessions over Zoom and in-person sessions — all classes meet 5–7 PM, covering the rules of the road, safe driving practices, and Vermont-specific requirements.
6 hours total, combining one-on-one behind-the-wheel instruction and back-seat observation, applying classroom lessons directly on the road and learning from real driving situations alongside your instructor.
Complete the full package and you're ready to test for your Vermont driver's license.
One package, one price. Here's exactly how payment works.
A $150 deposit reserves your seat and is non-refundable. The remaining balance is due on the first day of class.
Once classes commence, payments are non-refundable.
A $70 fee applies for any no-show to a scheduled driving lesson. Once the driving schedule is set, students can request changes, but with 24 hours notice.
Kingsway runs the Standard Package across the year.
15 classroom sessions, 2 hours each — 30 hours of classroom time total, combining Zoom and in-person sessions. Most meet via Zoom; three meet in person in Woodstock, VT (exact location shared upon registration).
Four steps between here and your first class.
Make sure you hold a valid Vermont state learner's permit — it's required before classes begin.
Fill out the Kingsway Driving School Enrollment and Release Form.
Download the enrollment formMail your completed form along with a $150 non-refundable deposit (check or cash) to 5292 Pomfret Road, North Pomfret, VT 05053. Checks made payable to Kingsway Driving School.
Bring your balance of $750 on the first day of class and you're on your way.
Yes. All Kingsway students must hold a valid Vermont state learner's permit before starting introductory driving classes.
30 hours of classroom instruction total — combining remote Zoom sessions and in-person sessions, all held 5–7 PM — plus 6 hours total, combining behind-the-wheel instruction and back-seat observation.
The full program is $900: a $150 non-refundable deposit to enroll, and the $750 balance due on the first day of class. Payment is by check or cash, sent to 5292 Pomfret Road, North Pomfret, VT 05053.
Once classes commence, payments are non-refundable, including the $150 deposit.
A $70 no-show fee applies if you miss a scheduled driving lesson.
Yes. Emily is licensed with the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles.
In-person classroom time, behind-the-wheel training, and observation drives take place out of Sharon, VT for Fall and Spring classes, and Woodstock, VT for Summer and Winter classes.
Kingsway Driving School operates alongside these driver education organizations.