At Valley School of Motoring we apply a bespoke training package, tailored to the needs of the individual.
Becoming a Driving Instructor is broken down into 3 testing sections:
Part 1: Theory and Hazard Perception. This test is designed to test your knowledge of the Highway Code to a standard that is higher than that of a standard driver.
Part 2: Driving Ability. Similar to the standard practical driving test but again you are expected to have a greater understanding and knowledge and drive to a higher standard.
Part 3: Instructional Ability. You will be expected to demonstrate that you can teach a learner driver and be able to fix any faults in their driving. There is also a 40 hour requirement of supervised teaching by an experienced instructor to succeed in this section.
The course that Valley School of Motoring provides is broken down into modules and takes you all the way through; from applying to the DVSA for your Personal Reference Number (PRN) which is required to sit Part 1 of the testing period to passing the Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of the qualifying exam.
With this course you won't have to wait to pass your Parts 1 and 2 before developing your instructional skills because the course follows a fully integrated approach, which means from day one in the car, you will be looking at theoretical, practical and instructional aspects of being a Driving Instructor.
For further information or an informal chat, don’t hesitate to get in contact. We’re happy to answer any questions!
Email: hugh@valleyschoolofmotoring.com
Phone: (+44) 77631 51652