ADI Part 3

What Happens During The Test !!!

The part 3 is to assess your instructional ability, preparing you to be able to pass on your driving skills to others. A DVSA examiner will observe you give a client-centred driving lesson lasting about an hour to one of your pupils. The examiner will look for evidence that you meet the national standard for driver and rider training.

It is a competence-based assessment. You will be assessed on the 3 main competencies – which are then broken down to a list of 17 lower level competencies:

• lesson planning
• risk management
• teaching and learning strategies

For more information click here for a detailed description.

You only have three attempts at part 3. If you fail three times then you have to wait for two years from the date you passed part one before you can start again from part one. Good quality training from an experienced trainer is essential if you want to have any chance of passing. We are driven to help people just like you to become approved driving instructors.

Benefits Of Training With Us !!!

Local One-to-One ADI Training

KWIK PASS offer a one-to-one driving instructor training service tailored to your needs. All tuition is delivered in Luton, Bedfordshire. There’s no need to travel to London or the Midlands for ADI training!

You may want to fit your training around work and family commitments. Or perhaps you want to fast-track so you can pass your ADI test and start working as soon as possible?

Tailored to Your Learning Needs

Whatever your needs are, KWIK PASS will make sure your ADI training works effectively for you. Everyone is different. We each have different learning styles, backgrounds, goals and transferable skills.

It’s OUR job to correctly identify your individual learning needs. We’ll match your style of learning and adapt your lessons to suit you personally. By working together we’ll develop your existing skills — and nurture new ones.

Together, we’ll make you into a great driving instructor!

Easy to Follow Step-by-Step Training

Our Driving Instructor Training consists of three parts. It follows the national standard for driver training and covers:

• Part 1 – Theory
• Part 2 – Driving
• Part 3 – Teaching

We’ll take you through each part step by step. Each part will build on your existing knowledge to prepare you to pass your ADI exams. We will explain everything to you and show you how to apply each new skill. Then, you’ll be given time to practice and develop your instructional techniques before your test.

Support To Develop Your Skills

In order to help you develop your skills KWIK PASS will:

• Train you how to deliver high-quality client-centred lessons
• Show you how to use your skills to get the best from your pupils
• Introduce some common driving mistakes and train you how to correct them
• Help you plan great lessons so you can maintain full control and stay safe

We’ll start with role reversal. The trainer will play the role of a learner and you’ll ‘teach’ them. This is a safe and effective way for you to practice teaching others.

Experience With Pupils

Then, we can arrange for you to sit in on real driving lessons. You’ll be able to see how a qualified instructor uses the skills you’ve learnt to train pupils.

There is a real art to keeping control of a lesson whilst at the same time maintaining a relaxed and fun learning environment. You will find that shadowing an experienced instructor complements and reinforces your learning.

Finally, under close supervision, you’ll have the opportunity to train real pupils yourself.

Soon after, you’ll have completed your training and be ready to take on pupils of your own! Once you qualify as an ADI you’ll be ready to start a rewarding career that pays a good living.

An Opportunity To Train With The Best!

KWIK PASS has been helping people like you to become driving instructors since 2003.

There is a big difference between teaching someone to drive and training people to teach. The DVSA recommends that you choose an instructor trainer who has experience in training people to train others. As an experienced training company we can demonstrate that we have the skills and experience to meet these requirements.

Successfully completing your ADI course will require you to work hard and apply yourself fully. The DVSA instructor exams are not easy to pass. You will only get three chances to pass your part 3 test. After that, it’s game over – for good! That’s why it’s so important to choose the best ADI trainer you can find!

Training to become a driving instructor is not the easiest road to drive down, but it does make for a very rewarding career. So long as you are prepared to commit yourself and overcome the challenges that lie ahead, I can help you succeed.

A Chance To Earn As You Learn With A Trainee Licence

Once you’ve passed your part 2 test and completed your part 3 training, you can gain real life experience from teaching our pupils! Suitable candidates can choose to fast track their training and start earning sooner.

Working as a potential driving instructor (PDI) will help you gain valuable experience whilst you prepare for your final exam. This option is reserved for those candidates who demonstrate the highest levels of teaching and people skills. In order to maintain the high standard of our driving lessons, we only allow the best trainees to teach our pupils.

Book a session with one of the Best Experts !!!

Our trainer has many years of experience and knowledge as a former DVSA ADI Enforcement Manager (ADI SE) also…..

• Area Operations Manager,
• ADI Transition Team Manager,
• Timing Study Lead Manager,
• Driver Training Assessment Manager,
• Sector Manager,
• Supervising Examiner (SE ADI)
• ADI Enforcement Manager to name a few roles…..

Many of you will know him from stakeholder meetings that he attended across the country or when taking you on the qualification Part 2/3 tests, old style check test or the Standards Check, he attended many meetings to make stakeholders aware of the big changes such as the car, SC, ADI test and ORDIT changes to name a few.

He has carried out ADI Part 3 tests or supervised them whilst the ADI supervising examiner was conducting the part 3 test and accompanying it for quality control purposes to ensure the examiner was meeting the standards that DVSA has set. He was also an ADI trainer and trained many ADI examiners for the ADI, qualfication tests.

He was part of the ADI Transition Team and was involved in setting up the ADI enforcement team within DVSA when it was officially launched in 2018 and was heavily involved in what you see now as well as many other projects.

Contact Us Today – With One of The Best Experts !!!

Don’t Delay, Take the First Step Today And Contact us or Ring/Text us on 079 666 777 77 for any further information.

Once you have passed part 3 then it’s on to being a fully qualified instructor.