ADI Driving Instructor Training Course, Prices & Costs
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ADI DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING INTRODUCTION
Looking for an ADI driving instructor? Our team are all ADI instructors and you can contact us to book your lessons on 0207-205-2251 or Free on 0333-366-1251.
Want to become an ADI driving instructor? Read on…
Looking for a career change? Have great people skills? Then you have come to the right driving instructor company. Our friendly team of instructors are here to help you become a qualified ADI, all at competitive prices. Please feel free to call us and we will walk you through the process, no jargon, we promise.
To be a great driving instructor you will need to be a people person, patient, organised and always professional.
REASONS TO TRAIN WITH INTENSIVECOURSES.CO.UK LTD
Our trainers will take you through every aspect of the training from part 1 through to the final all-important part 3 aspect of the course and our driving instructor trainers are some of the best qualified in the industry. Once qualified you can work with us doing intensive driving courses, semi-intensive courses or if you prefer you can go it alone and be an independent driving instructor, or set up your own driving school.
How to become a driving instructor in the UK
Take your driving instructor training with our team and you’ll get first class training. Amongst other things:
- Our trainers will take you through every aspect of the training from part 1 through to the final all-important part 3 aspect of the course.
- Our driving instructor trainers are some of the best qualified in the industry.
- Once qualified you have the opportunity to work with us doing intensive driving courses, semi-intensive courses or if you prefer you can go it alone or set up your own driving school.
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PART 1
All modules are 2 hours
- Unlimited online access to theory questions, hazard perception clips, mock tests and much more
- FREE highway code
- Your trainer will be in close contact checking your progress and ready and willing to offer full support as required
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PART 2
All modules are 2 hours
- Unlimited online access to theory questions, hazard perception clips, mock tests and much more
- FREE highway code
- Your trainer will be in close contact checking your progress and ready and willing to offer full support as required
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- Basic understanding of using MSPSL and POM routines effectively
- All reverse manoeuvres (test and non test manoeuvres)
- Progress, hesitancy and normal positioning (motorways, national speed limit carriageways Etc)
- A repeat of module 3 with the inclusion of town/city driving (hazard awareness and anticipation skills etc)
- Mock test (meeting the candidate in role as the examiner and staying in role until the end of the test)
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PART 3
Unit 1
- Introduction to how the P3 test is conducted & marked and an explanation of the 17 competencies.Also, the training course is explained in detail in terms of preparation and content
Unit 2
- Practise route directions and the timing of them, Discuss route planning (nursery, intermediate and advanced routes and how to find), introduce spotting faults (fault identification), practise step by step instructions (guided instructions), teach how and when to verbally intervene, Sat Nav (how it’s used on the test and how to teach and introduce to the customer).
Unit 3
- Dual controls (develop spotting faults and physical intervention), introduce finding out why faults occurred (fault analysis), introduce fixing faults (remedial action), introduce prompting (to remind the driver what to do)
Unit 4
- Introduce the full concept of lesson planning, Discuss adapting lesson plans, introduce recap skills, introduce gaining agreement & scaling, introduce sharing the responsibility of risk, Discuss & practise risk management and duals, introduce how to provide feedback regarding any safety-critical incidents, Introduce Q&A on the move.
Unit 5
- Trainee instructor will prepare 2 lesson plans to deliver to the trainer using role play. The first will be a lesson to be delivered to a learner driver and the second to a full license holder.
- Coaching/remedial action will be used to improve relevant areas
Unit 6
- Trainee instructor will produce a lesson plan to be delivered to a full license holder/experienced learner using role play. Coaching/remedial action will be used to improve relevant areas
Unit 7
- Trainee instructor will produce a lesson plan to be delivered to a learner driver using role play.
- Coaching/remedial action will be used to improve relevant areas
Unit 8
- Trainee instructor will deliver a lesson of their choice using role play under mock test conditions.
- Coaching/remedial action will be used to improve relevant areas
Unit 9
- Trainee instructor will deliver a lesson of their choice to a real customer (friend/family member). If this is not possible than role play will be used. Coaching/remedial action will be used to improve relevant areas.
Unit 10
- Trainee instructor will deliver a lesson of their choice to a real customer (friend/family member). If this is not possible than role play will be used. Coaching/remedial action will be used to improve relevant areas.
Unit 11
- Trainee instructor will deliver a lesson of their choice to a real customer (friend/family member) under mock test conditions
THE SUBJECTS
The subjects covered during these sessions are below:
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Explaining the controls of the vehicle, including the use of dual controls
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Moving off
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Making normal stops
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Reversing and while doing so entering limited openings to the right or to the left
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Turning to face the opposite direction, using forward and reverse gears
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Parking close to the kerb, using forward and reverse gears
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Using mirrors and explaining how to make an emergency stop
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Approaching and turning corners
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Judging speed, and making normal progress
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Road positioning
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Method, clarity, adequacy and correctness of instruction
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Dealing with road junctions
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Observation and correction of driving errors committed by pupils and general manner
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Dealing with crossroads
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Dealing with pedestrian crossings
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Meeting, crossing the path of, overtaking and allowing adequate clearance of other vehicles and other road users
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Giving correct signals
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Comprehension of traffic signs, including road markings and traffic control signals
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Method, clarity, adequacy and correctness of instruction
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Observation and correction of driving errors committed by pupils and general manner
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Attitude and approach to pupil
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Ability to inspire confidence in pupil
(Covering the above subjects will allow the trainee instructor to apply and work on the trainee license if they so wish)
FAQs, Course Cost and Prices
How old and what do I need to be to become an ADI driving instructor?
years, please see the following link: https://www.gov.uk/become-a-driving-instructor/y
What do I need first to become a Driving Instructor?
https://www.gov.uk/criminal-record-check-become-driving-instructor?step-by-step
How do I start the process to become a driving instructor?
You need first to check with the GOV.UK site if you can become a driving instructor before you apply. Click this link:
How long do you need to be driving to become a driving instructor?
How much can I earn as a driving instructor?
How long does it take to become a driving instructor?
How long it takes to become a driving instructor, will, to a certain point be about your own capabilities and driving skills to start with. However, most people finish the driving instructor course withn five to six months.
Where do the courses take place?
How long is the course?
Most people complete the course within 5-6 months.
Do I have the same trainer throughout the course?
Yes you will have the same trainer from start to finish.
Are driving instructors employed or self-employed?
The vast majority of driving instructors are self-employed, some choose the franchise route and others choose to work with companies like ourselves.
Is there a demand for driving instructors?
Yes, there are 1.5 million driving tests completed every year.
Is being a driving instructor stressful?
No, being a driving instructor is enjoyable as you are teaching someone a new skill. You are in control of the lesson so it should never be stressful.
What is a PDI driving instructor?
A PDI is potential driving instructor who is not yet a fully qualified ADI (Approved Driving Instructor).
Can I become a driving instructor with penalty points?
You will need to have no more than 6 penalty points on your full driving licence, to find out more check out the following link: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/whats-involved-in-being-a-driving-instructor/approved-driving-instructor-adi-register-guide
How much does it cost to become a driving instructor?
How much does driving instructor training cost?
The course excluding DVSA test fees costs: £1795.00 this is for Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 only.
How much is the cost for ADI’s Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 test fee:
ADI Part 1 is £81.00, Part 2 is £111.00, Part 3 is £111.00 please see the following link for DVSA ADI fees: https://www.gov.uk/approved-driving-instructor-adi-fees
How much is the cost of the ADI licence?
The cost of the first ADI licence is £300 and this last for 4 years.
MEET SOME OF OUR TRAINERS
Qualifications:
– ADI and ORDIT grade A Inspection
– Advanced driver training (fleet).
– Behavioural change in adult education
– Rospa advanced dip.
I am looking forward to helping you to achieve your goals.
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Last updated: 30/04/2024