The Driving Instructor's Handbook

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The Part One Study Guide is a complete home study course for the theory element of the ADI qualifying exam. Six DVSA-recommended books complement the Guide. The Guide helps PDIs prepare thoroughly for their part one test by: ADIs are in a position of considerable trust. The ADI Registrar protects the image of the register and maintains the public’s confidence in the ADI industry. What ‘fit and proper’ means It’s illegal to charge someone for driving lessons if you’re not qualified and registered, or if you do not have a trainee driving instructor licence. 2.2 Responsibilities

Readers also have access to an exclusive ‘members only’ Facebook readers group, where they can interact directly with the authors and fellow driving instructors if they need further advice or guidance The ADI Registrar makes an assessment of the risk you’re likely to pose to the public. Personal conductThis explains all you need for you and your pupil on dealing with Independent driving - Signs and Sat Nav Unsure how to teach anticipation or meeting situations? Do you struggle to explain it? Struggle to find diagrams on it? To practice hazard perception use The official DVSA guide to hazard perception; it's available on DVD-ROM.

Most ADI training schools offer a mix of classroom-based teacher led learning with home-based study. If truth be told, you can buy the books yourself and study ADI part 1 at home in your spare time. You can sign up to the voluntary code of practice agreed by DVSA and the driving instruction industry. Develop your professional skills Additionally, the following books are NOT essential to pass ADI part 1, but are widely recommended reading for trainee ADI's: - It’s also unlikely that you’ll be classed as a ‘fit and proper’ person if you’ve been found guilty of: For your driving life - hints and tips for a lifetime of safe driving, ideal for refreshing your knowledge before and after your testYou’ll need to provide your own dual-control car that meets the rules to be used for driving tests and pay for repairs and insurance. 5.2 Book and take your pupils for their driving tests

The Official DVSA Guide to Hazard Perception - DVD ROM Official Recommended Books to pass ADI part 1 This explains all you need for you and your pupil on dealing with turning left and right, Open and closed junctions, Emerging left and right and Y junctions How busy you are and how much you earn will depend on your ability to market your skills. You’ll generally be in competition with other ADIs.In all conditions - expert advice on driving safely and confidently at night, in adverse weather conditions, on motorways and through roadworks These driving instructor lesson plan diagrams cover turning left and right, Open and closed junctions, Emerging left and right and Y junctions Designed by ORDIT registered trainers Driver Training Ltd who have been training people to become driving instructors for almost 20 years, this Driving instructor teaching aid, will help you to increase your knowledge of subjects, which means you can teach them more easily and therefore your pupils thrive as they now understand more thoroughly how to deal with subjects. You can sit in and observe your pupils’ driving tests but you cannot take any part in the test and you must follow certain rules.