Maryburgh School of Motoring was established in May 1984 by Brian A. Campbell who was Educated at Dornoch Adademy, finishing his education at Dingwall Academy. On leaving school he then worked in the building trade and oil industry. 

I passed my driving test in 1972.  I then chose a driving career in 1978, passing my HGV1 test, bus test, followed by adding the Institute of Advanced Motorists certificate for Car and Commercial.  Training then became my next challenge when I passed my Department of Transport Approved Driving Instructors exams in 1984. 

In 1989, I passed my Road Transport Industry Training Board test to become registered as a Heavy Goods Instructor at High Ercall in Shropshire.  In the same year I passed the RSA Certificate of Professional Competence in National Road Haulage.  In May 1990 I achieved an NVQ in HGV Driving Instruction, level III.  In 1991 I was elected to the roll of institute of Heavy Goods Vehicle Driving Instructors.  In 1992 I passed the RAC Qualified Instructors Examination.  

In 1993 we became a registered Training unit for the Highland Council carrying out training and testing of mini-bus drivers.  In 1996, my name was added to the National register for Disability Tuition which is now known as The Queen Elizabeth's Foundation Mobility Centre at Carshalton in Surrey. 

In 1992, I formed the Ross-Shire Driving Instructors Association to which I was elected Chairman.  In 2003 I was elected Chairman again.

In November 2004, Maryburgh School of Motoring won the DSA Pass Plus Award.  This award was presented for the marketing of the scheme and was open to over 23,000 Instructors throughout the UK.  Maryburgh School of Motoring is the first Driving School to win this award in Scotland.

In February 2006, I successfully completed an ADI Trainer Course with Phil Hirst, one of the leading trainers in the UK, at Harrogate, North Yorkshire.  This now enables Maryburgh School of Motoring to add instructor training to its training portfolio.