Driving Instructor Earnings

- What you can realistically earn as a driving instructor?

- How much of your ‘takings' will you keep?

- What made you consider becoming a Driving Instructor?

The Big Con Trick

£40.000 per year is being advertised by some training providers as ‘typical earnings' to entice unsuspecting prospective instructors to train with them - plus they guarantee ‘job placement'

Can these earnings be true? £40,000 on paper yes! In reality NO! Also, don't be conned by the Job Placement gimmick as this can needlessly cost you between £200 - £400 per week - every week! It involves you working as Franchised Instructor with another driving school. Consider this:

• do you want to give a high proportion of your earnings away?
• remember, a franchise organisation does not make money from each lesson
• they make their money from the number of franchises they sell!
• by having more cars on the road lessons are spread out among more instructors
• you can end up travelling sometimes large distances between pupils
• you're paying for the fuel and you're not earning while travelling

We train all our instructors to have the mindset to work for themselves. When you train with us and work for yourself:

• you will have costs working for yourself but not as much as on a franchise
• you will get business
• we will help you plan your business while you train
• you will have the freedom to pick your own working hours
• you do not have to wait a year to be your own boss

95% of instructors trained by us SUCCESSFULLY work for themselves FROM DAY 1

If you are still worried about working on your own after you have qualified you can still decide to work for some one else! You don't need a training provider to find you a ‘job', you just pick up the phone and contact the one you want by yourself. If you don't know who to phone just ask us for the numbers to ring - for free.

Remember...

• Despite what others may tell you The Driver Training industry is short of good instructors
• We train you how to be a PROFESSIONAL
• Don't under value your services... look at what other ‘professionals' charge
• Cheap Lessons are a sign of poor instruction