First: check out the Skytrace website:
www.skytrace.co.uk
That will tell you all about the course and what is / is not included.
There is no low level element included so far as I know. On the contrary, all the aerobatics are practiced at height (5500' - 7000' usually) not only for safety but also so as to not bother the neighbours.
Having flown for 20+ hours with Gennady, comprising a full check out on the Yak 52 plus fair amount of aerobatics training, advanced spinning, circuit work etc, I can't recommend him highly enough. Just one flight was enough to convince me that the one hour "joyride" that I went up for should be extended to a full check out and aerobatics course, after which I bought a YAk 52 and now fly a Yak 50. Whether or not you want to fly Yak 52's afterwards, you will enjoy every moment.
As for rates per hour etc, just pick up the phone and ask him...
