ADI Part 3 Training Telford

ADI Part 3 Training Telford

Our ADI part 3 training has a proven track record of helping many PDI's qualify with ease. We have extensive knowledge of all the skills, competencies required by a successful driving Instructor and tailors the training to each individual PDI he meets to ensure the training is as effective as it can be. Once qualified he will also help and support you if required throughout your career.

There are 17 competencies you are assessed on within the Instructional Ability test which are split into three groups

• Lesson planning
• Risk management
• Teaching and learning skills

Each competency is scored from 0 – 3 as follows

• 0 = No evidence of competence
• 1 = A few elements of competence demonstrated
• 2 = Competence displayed in some elements
• 3 = Competence displayed in all elements

You need to score 31 or more to pass the Instructional Ability test. Grade B will be awarded for a score of 31 to 42. The top-grade A is achieved with a score of 43-51 which will indicate you have demonstrated a high level of instruction.

However, you also need to score above 7 on Risk management or an automatic fail will be recorded regardless of the overall score achieved. The examiner can also terminate the Standard check and record a fail if you have put yourself or others in danger.

Preparing well for your Instructional Ability test is absolutely essential as you will have invested a lot of time and effort towards achieving your goal of becoming a fully qualified ADI. 

The DVSA strongly recommend that training is delivered by an ORDIT registered trainer. This is because trainers on the register are inspected every two years to ensure that they meet the minimum standards required to deliver quality training.

As part of the terms and conditions of being on that register, they must keep up to date records of all training provided and agree to abide by a strict code of conduct. Should you approach a trainer for help and support who is on the register you should ask to see both their up to date certificate, which must be displayed in-car during training sessions and their last inspection report which must be shown if requested.

There is plenty of other information available online regarding the test of Instructional ability but the first port of call should be to read the "National Standards for driver and rider training" 

TRAIN ONLINE OR CALL/TEXT/WHATSAPP 07791 152 046 TO ARRANGE YOUR ONE TO ONE ADI PART 3 TRAINING TODAY!