This pack gives you all the books recommended by the DVSA for people training to become a driving instructor. After passing the part one (1) test, the clock starts ticking and you must have booked the ADI part 3 test within 2 years, otherwise you'll have to restart the process.

The following list is the complete recommended reading guide to help you pass the UK driving theory test. The book is also great for PDIs learning the reference points and how to teach them to pupils (and ADI Examiners! This sturdy manual contains all the reference points a driving instructor will need to help a learner to go from beginner up to test standard.Guide for UK Driving Instructors - Driving Instructor Lesson Plan Diagrams Pedestrian Crossing and Filter Lights are professionally designed to help students pass their ADI Part 3 and ADI Standards Check Test. Practical Teaching Skills for Driving Instructors is an indispensable handbook for all new and established driving instructors. This best-selling text covers every aspect of the profession, from the role itself, to the characteristics needed to do the job effectively through the preparation for the three ADI exams (theory and hazard perception, driving ability and instructional ability).

The Remedial Action section will help driving instructors to improve Teaching and Learning Strategies for learners. This best-selling handbook is listed as recommended material by the DVSA and covers every aspect of the profession, from the role and the characteristics needed to do the job well, through preparation for the three ADI examination requirements (theory and hazard perception, driving ability and instructional ability), to the driving test.

We are pleased to announce that the updated Reference Points manual for Driving Instructors has arrived! The marking sheet, typical pupil scenarios for the test, how the examiner will be assessing the test, each core competency taken apart with explanation on how PDIs could get a high grade. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. As long as both the pickup and drop off addresses are within your instructor's area, they'll usually be happy to make flexible arrangements.