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Train to be a Driving Instructor

Posted by blueschoolofmotoring on September 2, 2009

Blue Instructor Training

Train to become a driving instructor with Blue School of Motoring Driving Instructor Training. Blue is a training company that is ORDIT registered.  Blue offers the complete training programme for anybody who wishes to train as a driving instructor.

From Part 1,2 & 3. The course is designed to fit around your current career.  Blue School of Motoring Driving Instructor Training has a variety of flexible training options, to fit in with your current situation.

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There are also courses available for existing ADI’s who would like some additional training, such as Check Test Training or help on improving your pass rate, whatever it is, we can help structure the course for you.

The Driving Instructor Tests

The 3 Tests cover the road you need to take to qualify as a Driving Instructor.

Part’s 1,2 & 3

The qualification examination is in three parts:

• a computer based theory test

• a practical test of your driving ability

• a practical test of your ability to instruct

You must take and pass all three parts of the examination in this order and you must complete the whole examination within two years of passing the theory test. If you are unable to complete the examinations within this time you must start again from the beginning and pass each part again.

You can take the theory test as many times as you want but you are only allowed a maximum of three attempts at each of the practical tests within each two year qualification period. Additionally, you cannot start the qualifying process again until two years has passed since you last passed your theory test.

Most people undertake training with an organisation which specialises in this field and we would recommend that you do so.  This is not a legal requirement and you can apply for the examinations without having undertaken formal training.  However, you may find it difficult to pass if you don’t.  The qualifying process is not easy, and the pass rates are not high.

Theory test (part 1):

Test of driving ability (part 2):

Test of instructional ability (part 3):

Call us now on 0800 234 6823 and speak to a driving instructor.

http://www.driving-instructor-careers.co.uk/

bluesom@btconnect.com

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Driving Instructor Training

Posted by blueschoolofmotoring on January 18, 2009

Welcome to the Blue School of Motoring Driving Instructor Training. Blue is a training company that only uses ORDIT registered instructors.  Blue offers the complete training programme for anybody who wishes to train as a driving instructor.

                                                                 

Train to become a fully qualified driving instructor, and work for yourself. A driving instructor training course with Blue School of Motoring Ltd can help you to pass all of the qualifying exams.

 

From Part 1,2 & 3. The course is designed to fit around your current career.  Blue School of Motoring Driving Instructor Training has a variety of flexible training options, to fit in with your current situation.

 

There are also courses available for existing ADI’s who would like some additional training, such as Check Test Training or help on improving your pass rate, whatever it is, we can help structure the course for you.

 

The Driving Instructor Tests

The 3 Tests cover the road you need to take to qualify as a Driving Instructor.

 

Part’s 1,2 & 3

 

The qualification examination is in three parts:

 

• a computer based theory test

 

• a practical test of your driving ability

 

• a practical test of your ability to instruct

 

You must take and pass all three parts of the examination in this order and you must complete the whole examination within two years of passing the theory test. If you are unable to complete the examinations within this time you must start again from the beginning and pass each part again.

 

You can take the theory test as many times as you want but you are only allowed a maximum of three attempts at each of the practical tests within each two year qualification period. Additionally, you cannot start the qualifying process again until two years has passed since you last passed your theory test.

 

Most people undertake training with an organisation which specialises in this field and we would recommend that you do so.  This is not a legal requirement and you can apply for the examinations without having undertaken formal training.  However, you may find it difficult to pass if you don’t.  The qualifying process is not easy, and the pass rates are not high.

 

The pass rates for each of the three parts of the examination in 2006/2007 were:

 

 

Theory test (part 1):                            49%

 

 

Test of driving ability (part 2):             45%

 

 

Test of instructional ability (part 3):     28%

 

Call us today and arrange a meeting to book your training course.

 

0800 234 6823

 

bluesom@btconnect.com

 

www.driving-instructor-careers.co.uk

 

 

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Blue Instructor Training

Posted by blueschoolofmotoring on October 11, 2008

Blue Instructor Training

The Driving Instructor Tests

The 3 Tests cover the road you need to take to qualify as a Driving Instructor.

Part’s 1,2 & 3

 

The qualification examination is in three parts:

 

• a computer based theory test

 

• a practical test of your driving ability

 

• a practical test of your ability to instruct

 

You must take and pass all three parts of the examination in this order and you must complete the whole examination within two years of passing the theory test. If you are unable to complete the examinations within this time you must start again from the beginning and pass each part again.

 

You can take the theory test as many times as you want but you are only allowed a maximum of three attempts at each of the practical tests within each two year qualification period. Additionally, you cannot start the qualifying process again until two years has passed since you last passed your theory test.

 

Most people undertake training with an organisation which specialises in this field and we would recommend that you do so.  This is not a legal requirement and you can apply for the examinations without having undertaken formal training.  However, you may find it difficult to pass if you don’t.  The qualifying process is not easy, and the pass rates are not high.

 

The pass rates for each of the three parts of the examination in 2006/2007 were:

 

The pass rates for each of the three parts of the examination in 2006/2007 were:

Theory test (part 1):                            49%

Test of driving ability (part 2):             45%

Test of instructional ability (part 3):     28%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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