London Driving Instructor TrainingBecoming an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) in London
When learning to become a driving instructor there are currently three parts. Part one is a theory test, part two is Advanced driving test, lastly part three is Instructional technique development.
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Part One - Theory Test
If you do a little research you will find that we are one of the few DVSA (Government), Officially Recommended Driving Instructor Training (ORDIT) establishments. We believe that our first time pass rate at this stage will save YOU money in the long run by providing a good grounding for parts 2 & 3, as well as money saved in retakes and heartache. Visit our Instructor part one page for more information. |
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Part Two - Advanced Driving Test
This relatively short course is all about your driving ability and probably the most enjoyable of the three parts. Most people who consider becoming a driving instructor, do so because of a love of driving and a concern for road safety.
So if you think you can drive a car! Or even think you’re pretty good, try our part 2 course and let’s see if we can make you even better.
Visit our Instructor part two page for more information.
This relatively short course is all about your driving ability and probably the most enjoyable of the three parts. Most people who consider becoming a driving instructor, do so because of a love of driving and a concern for road safety.
So if you think you can drive a car! Or even think you’re pretty good, try our part 2 course and let’s see if we can make you even better.
Visit our Instructor part two page for more information.
Part Three - Instructional Technique Development
It is no secret that this is where most ROYAL scores best over most Training Establishments and is generally considered second to none. Having trained instructors since 1983, been on government committees representing trainers throughout the country, our experience and expertise should give you the best start possible. Training is carried out on a one-to-one basis, as borne out by our success rate.
Whether its your intention to set up your own business or intend to work within a Driving School framework we are happy to train you to the highest standards, always aiming for a first time pass!
The good news is that every year there are approximately 2 million driving tests taken, therefore no shortage of students at least until driverless cars become the norm.
Why not book an informal chat over a cup of coffee, to meet us and decide if this is a good career choice for YOU.
Visit our Instructor part three page for more information.
It is no secret that this is where most ROYAL scores best over most Training Establishments and is generally considered second to none. Having trained instructors since 1983, been on government committees representing trainers throughout the country, our experience and expertise should give you the best start possible. Training is carried out on a one-to-one basis, as borne out by our success rate.
Whether its your intention to set up your own business or intend to work within a Driving School framework we are happy to train you to the highest standards, always aiming for a first time pass!
The good news is that every year there are approximately 2 million driving tests taken, therefore no shortage of students at least until driverless cars become the norm.
Why not book an informal chat over a cup of coffee, to meet us and decide if this is a good career choice for YOU.
Visit our Instructor part three page for more information.
Cost:
You may have heard the saying that 'if you pay peanuts, you’ll get monkeys’. We like to think we are fair with our prices, without all the ‘gimmicks’ or the seemingly up front ‘cheap price’ with the long term payback. If it’s too good to be true, it probably is.
Whether you feel you just need a few lessons or a full course, if becoming an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) is your aim, with minimum fuss ROYAL provides a friendly professional environment to train or work in.
The total cost does vary from person to person depending on previous experience, bad habits and attitude.
You can just pay as you go or save money with our attractive packages at discounted rates, Instructor Training Discounted Courses
You may have heard the saying that 'if you pay peanuts, you’ll get monkeys’. We like to think we are fair with our prices, without all the ‘gimmicks’ or the seemingly up front ‘cheap price’ with the long term payback. If it’s too good to be true, it probably is.
Whether you feel you just need a few lessons or a full course, if becoming an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) is your aim, with minimum fuss ROYAL provides a friendly professional environment to train or work in.
The total cost does vary from person to person depending on previous experience, bad habits and attitude.
You can just pay as you go or save money with our attractive packages at discounted rates, Instructor Training Discounted Courses
Why become a driving Instructor?
There are very few careers where YOU can actually decide how much you would like to earn. How much time you would like off or even how many hours to work on a particular day. We are very lucky to be in a redundancy proof profession, where there can be no job losses.
Everyday more teenagers are reaching the magical age of 17, which enables them to start taking driving lessons, there are currently around 38,000 qualified driving instructors in the UK, which just isn't enough.
It is a totally equal opportunities profession, irrespective of nationality, gender or disability. In addition it is a job which can be done full or part-time or even for a few months at a time.
From a job satisfaction perspective, there are very few professions that can compare and no Driving Instructor forgets the name of the first non-driver who passes their driving test. (Mine was Aaron Ferran).
It is also a very sociable profession, meeting new people everyday in pleasant circumstances.
There are very few careers where YOU can actually decide how much you would like to earn. How much time you would like off or even how many hours to work on a particular day. We are very lucky to be in a redundancy proof profession, where there can be no job losses.
Everyday more teenagers are reaching the magical age of 17, which enables them to start taking driving lessons, there are currently around 38,000 qualified driving instructors in the UK, which just isn't enough.
It is a totally equal opportunities profession, irrespective of nationality, gender or disability. In addition it is a job which can be done full or part-time or even for a few months at a time.
From a job satisfaction perspective, there are very few professions that can compare and no Driving Instructor forgets the name of the first non-driver who passes their driving test. (Mine was Aaron Ferran).
It is also a very sociable profession, meeting new people everyday in pleasant circumstances.
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What it Means to be ORDIT registered
It stands for the Official Register of Driving Instructor Training establishments. (ORDIT) (Official, being the operative word!). It is regulated by the DVSA, with a ‘Code of Practice’ it gives the customer a guaranteed standard of service and tuition. Non-ORDIT registered schools are not! Before the start of ORDIT there was the ADITE Register, which was only 'Approved', as appose to being 'Official'. Royal was on the ADITE committee liaising with the government and was instrumental in the creation of ORDIT. We have long campaigned that all establishments should be ORDIT registered. If they were the ‘pass rate’ would rise and people wouldn’t waste their hard earned money and time, without qualifying. If you are considering a non-ORDIT training establishment, there are no guarantees or comebacks. ORDIT registered trainers are qualified and monitored in providing tuition for Driving Instructors. Why would anyone go to a person NOT qualified to give that tuition? |
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Duration:
- This is dependant totally on how much time YOU have available and how fast YOU wish to progress. As each course is tailored to YOU, if YOU want to start tomorrow, that is when you'll start.
- Test dates have a lead time of about 4 weeks and you'll have to have a DBS check to be accepted by the DVSA.
- Most trainee instructors start working after passing Part Two (about half way through the course).
Next Step:
- More information 020 8692 3131. ORDIT register
- DBS check please call 0845 251 5000 Disclosure and Barring Check.
- Download the DVSA ADI 14 starter pack and ADI 3 Application Form.
- Call us to book your course.