Driving Instructor Training

If you are looking at becoming a driving instructor it is very likely that you are concerned about where to go for training:

• Which is the shortest instructor course?

• Which is the cheapest instructor training?

• Who will give the most guarantees?

• Is it next door to where I live?

Consider this - last year there were nearly 50,000 ‘new' driving instructors in training. Government figures show that nationally 90% of potential instructors failed to qualify - they either failed 3 times, ran out of time or just gave up. In other words around 45,000 potential driving instructors lost their money all because they received poor advice.

Much of our time is spent re-training ADI students who have contacted us in desperation, asking for advice and extra training, because the organisation they paid gave them inadequate training.

• Do you really want to risk failure?

• Do you want to be one of the 45,000 losers?

• Can you afford to invest in training with only a 1 in 10 chance of success?

• Will you be conned by the power of glib ‘advertising' promises?

The answer must be a resounding NO!

Learning to be a driving instructor is not rocket science - it is quite simple.

There is no need to fail the DSA exams or to take 2 years to qualify.  Many of our students pass first time in under 4 months from start to finish and go straight out on a ‘green' badge working for themselves in their own driving instructor school and very quickly earn a 5 or 6 grade.

Naturally, because of personal and work commitments, not everyone can make time available to train up to the standard in 4 months. Realistically, because of availability, the more normal average time is between 6 to 12 months.

As we only train a small number of driving instructors each year

• We tailor our course to suit you.

• We work with you at a pace to suit you.

• We include guided practice sessions throughout

• We don't send you away to teach yourself or just ‘learn with a friend!'

With Absolute Driving Instructor Training you receive the personal and dedicated attention.