
Each year thousands of people start out along the road to becoming an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI). This means for most the start of a new career, or in some cases a second.
Most drivers believe that they drive well and therefore expect it to be easy to teach others to drive. Consider the stereotype of husbands teaching wives to drive and the consequences!!
In our experience too many people do not fully understand what an Approved Driving Instructor does in terms of a job. Nor do they fully appreciate the knowledge and skills needed to be effective and an efficient instructor.
Consider the skills required. A high standard of driving ability. A sound knowledge of the subjects related to teaching others to drive, how to teach, how people learn, how to assess the performance of others. Communication, interpersonal skills and their application.
Where can I obtain further information about becoming an ADI?
A more detailed explanation of all procedures can be found in the leaflet ADI 14 available from http://www.dsa.gov.uk/Instructors.asp along with other useful material, this starter pack will also include details of approved training establishments.
The following details outline the procedures, examinations etc. which must be undertaken before becoming an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI). Study them carefully. Then decide if this is what you would like to do. If you wish to proceed further please contact us.
Who can train to become a driving instructor?
You must:
If you do not meet the above conditions you cannot proceed with the course.
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ON BEHALF OF ALAN'S DRIVING SCHOOL, WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK YOU FOR CONSIDERING US AS PART OF YOUR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT. |