Instructor Training

To become - an Approved Driving Instructor you will need to take and pass three tests set by the Driving Standards Agency, as there are three parts to becoming an ADI, it will understandably take a few months to fully qualify. However, if you train with us you may be in a position to work and earn money as a driving instructor after you have passed the second test and before passing the third and final test. This can mean a matter of weeks! We can do this because we are not just a training establishment, we are also a driving school.

After passing your second test we will sponsor you under the trainee licence scheme. This means you can work as a driving instructor for six months to allow you to gain the practical experience necessary to pass the third and final test.

Training

Training - is tailored according to the individual’s personal circumstances on a one-to-one basis. It is designed to accelerate you through each test in the shortest possible time. Most people who train to become driving instructors hold down a job at the same time. We recognise this. That is why our course is specifically designed to fit around your current job or other commitments on a part-time basis. So, whether you train full or part-time is up to you. Either way, it is a proven successful formula. What’s more, your training will be local! This means it will be conducted in the area you will be taking your test. This will ensure you get the best possible training and we will be making sure you are familiar with the test routes.

Finally and most importantly, the training programme put together by Learn 2 Drive Instructor Academy is very comprehensive. You will be able to go over hours of footage seeing exactly what you have to do to pass the Part 2 and 3 tests. These DVDs are proving extremely popular and are making it much easier to qualify as a Driving Instructor.

Requirements

To become an ADI are that you have held a full driving licence for at least three and a half years and that you have no more that 6 penalty points on your driving licence. You will also have to provide two references and be able to read a number plate at 90 feet (with glasses if normally worn). Certain criminal convictions,which are current, may also hinder your application. There are no formal qualifications required. What is required is the ability to be good with people, well organised and enthusiastic.