Instructor Skills
Driving Instructor Training
We offer a number of options for people wishing to become an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) with our Driving Instructor Training courses.
Driving Instructor Training Courses
We run full courses covering Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3, or partial courses where we can help you with any stage.
Rescue Training
If you have already taken a Part 1, 2 or 3 test and not been successful, or you feel that you are just not quite ready, we offer remedial rescue training. This is particularly important with the Part 2 and 3 test, where you will have a limited number of attempts.
PDI Trainee Licence Sponsorship
If you have already completed your mandatory 40-hours towards Part 3 (with us or elsewhere), and have decided to go for a Trainee (Pink) Licence in order to get hands-on experience in the job to help you pass your Part 3 Test, then we can sponsor you, with or without the compulsory extra 20 hours training required by the DVSA.
Prices
The cost of training depends on what option you choose to suit your needs. You will find that we offer training at very reasonable rates. Please call 01202 300123 to discuss your preferences.
Questions you might have about becoming a driving instructor
ecoming a qualified driving instructor can be a rewarding and fulfilling career. Our instructor training program provides all the tools and knowledge you need to succeed. Whether you’re looking to start a new career or enhance your current skills, we’ve compiled answers to some of the most common questions about our driving instructor training courses.
Someone in the process of training to become an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) is known as a Potential Driving Instructor (PDI). The PDI needs to pass three qualifying exams to become a an ADI: 1)the ADI theory test, 2) the test of driving ability and the 3) the test of instructional ability. These tests assess a PDIs knowledge of road safety, driving skills, and their ability to teach others.
On average, it can take between six months and a year to complete all three stages of the training – see question above, including the necessary driving and teaching experience, but it largely depends on the trainee’s previous experience and how much time they can dedicate to training.
The DriveAll Driver Training ADI training program includes access to study materials, one-on-one sessions with experienced trainers, and in-car practice sessions to help you learn and refine teaching techniques. Continuous support throughout training is given to ensure keep confidence levels high and to maintain preparedness for each stage of the qualification process.
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Advanced driving lessons to become an instructor
You will need pass the Part 2 driving test. We can help you with this by offering advanced driving training and helping you with specialist training. You can learn about the Part 2 test here