Your instructor
Kulwinder Chahal
GSS Driving School is Kulwinder — not a call centre, not a rota of instructors you have never met. The person who assesses you on the first lesson is the person sitting beside you on the last one.
“My instructor Kulwinder is the best teacher I have ever met. She is so passionate, dedicated and very professional. She gave me clear instructions on how to drive on the icy winter roads. She motivated me a lot and gave me confidence to take the driving test.”
How she teaches
Four things students mention again and again
We have not written a mission statement. These are simply the themes that come up in sixteen unprompted five-star reviews.
Patience is the whole method
Nearly every review says the same word. Nobody learns to drive well while they are frightened, so lessons move at the pace of the person in the driver’s seat — not the lesson plan.
Lessons only when you need them
If you are ready, we say so. Selling a package of twenty lessons to somebody who needs six is how a lot of driving schools make their money. It is not how this one does.
Winter is not an afterthought
A driver who has only been taught in July is not a Manitoba driver. Ice, snow ruts and low visibility get proper lesson time, because in this province they are not edge cases.
Taught for the road, scored for the test
You are taught to drive safely for the rest of your life, and separately shown exactly what an MPI examiner is marking. Those are two different things and both matter.
Who learns here
Absolute beginners, and drivers starting over
A good share of our students had never sat in the driver's seat before their first lesson. Others have driven for twenty years somewhere else and are meeting Canadian rules — and a Canadian winter — for the first time.
Both are welcome, and neither is treated as unusual. Nervousness is not something to apologise for on your first lesson; it is the ordinary starting point.
First-timers
Never driven before, starting from the seat adjustment.
Nervous drivers
Anxiety about traffic, highways, or driving alone.
Newcomers to Canada
Licensed abroad, converting to a Manitoba licence.
Returning drivers
Back after years away, or after a collision.
Test-focused
Weeks from a road test and want it right.
Second attempts
Failed once and need the marks addressed properly.
Based in Springfield, teaching across Winnipeg
Lessons begin and end wherever suits you — home, work, school or the Service Centre. 2843 Wenzel St, Springfield, MB R5R 0K9.