About Driving Instructor Trainers
Driving Instructor Trainers Services
What Is A DVSA Approved Driving Instructor?
Qualifications Needed To Become A DVSA ADI
How Do I Qualify As A DVSA ADI?
Hazard Perception Test DVSA ADI Part 1
Theory & Hazard Perception Test ADI Part 1
DVSA ADI Part 1 Home Study Course
Test of Driving Ability DVSA ADI Part 2
Show Me Tell Me ADI Part 2 Test Questions
DVSA ADI Part 2 Test Marking System
Diamond Advanced Motorists Test
DVSA ADI Part 2 Training Programme
Test of Ability to Instruct DVSA ADI Part 3
DVSA ADI Part 3 Training Programme
DVSA ADI Part 3 Rescue Training
How Long Will It Take To Qualify As A DVSA ADI
DVSA ADI Training Course Timetables
Who Will Train Me To Be A DVSA ADI?
Why Choose Driving Instructor Trainers?
Training In Birmingham & West Midlands
Training Fees In Birmingham & West Midlands
Training In The Midlands Region
Training Fees In The Midlands Region
Training Fees In England & Wales
Your Training Fees Refunded Option
Free Retraining If You Do Not Qualify
Shopping Around For DVSA ADI Training
What Do I Do After I Qualify As A DVSA ADI?
Terms And Conditions Of Business
Contact Driving Instructor Trainers
Book A Meeting Or A Training Session
All Driver And Instructor Training
www.driverandinstructortraining.uk
Our Sister Companies Websites:
Our Sister Companies Websites:
Stratford upon Avon Driving School
Sutton Coldfield Driving School
Our Sister Companies Websites:
Birmingham Automatic Driving School
Sandwell Automatic Driving School
Our Sister Companies Websites:
Birmingham Ladies Driving School
Birmingham Female Driving School
Our Sister Companies Websites:
Our Sister Companies Websites:
Driving Instructor Standards Check
Our Sister Companies Websites:
Driving Instructor Organisations
Approved Driving Instructors National Joint Council
Web Design
DVSA ADI Part 3 Training Programme
The DVSA ADI Part 3 Test is assessing your ability as a teacher, you will be required to demonstrate that you are able to understand and apply good teaching techniques whilst also maintaining a safe environment for your client, yourself, and for other road users.
Whilst you can plan in advance which client you will be using for your ADI Part 3 test, unforeseen circumstances can sometimes result in your chosen client being unavailable, and last minute changes to the plan are necessary.
After passing the DVSA ADI Part 3, your clients could have extremely different driving abilities, different capacities to learn, and different learning styles, to ensure that you can pass the DVSA ADI Part 3, and also work successfully as a driving instructor after passing, you need to be prepared to teach anything about driving to anyone, and there are a wide range of skills to develop to be able to do this.
This training programme will build on the knowledge of teaching that you will have studied for the DVSA ADI Part 1, and the knowledge of driving, and it’s practical application that you will have gained from your preparations for both DVSA ADI Part 1 and Part 2, so it is important that your preparations for these tests are thorough, otherwise you may find difficulties with this course.
The first training session will normally be a combination of some time spent in the classroom and some time spent in the car. Unless there is a specific need that would be better addressed by a classroom session all other training will normally be conducted in car.
Your course will be more effective if you are able to spend some time between each training session, reflecting on the previous session, and where appropriate practicing, it can also help if preparatory work is done before each training session, guidance will be given as to what can be done between training sessions.
Training Programme
The DVSA ADI Part 3 training programme consists of 15 half day (3 hour) training sessions
This Training Programme is based on Half Day Training Sessions
All Training will be conducted on a one to one basis
Topics that will be covered in this training programme include:
The different ways that people learn
Teaching styles and learning styles
The difference between teacher centred learning and client centred learning
What is Instruction
What is Coaching
The Reflective Cycle
Lesson Structure
Reflective Logs and Progress Charts
Structure of a course of lessons
Changing the plan
Goals & Needs
The standard to set or expect
Training aids
Route planning and practice areas
Terminology and Jargon
Giving directions and instructions
Ensuring information is accurate, appropriate and comprehensive
Ensuring that the learning environment is non-
Managing Risk
Sharing Responsibility
Teaching your client to manage risk, now and in the future
Observation and anticipation of your client
Observation and anticipation of other road users
Verbal and physical interventions
Feedback relating to potentially safety critical incidents
Feedback relating to your clients progress and ability
Helping your client to reflect on their performance
Correcting faults
Helping your client to analyse problems and take responsibility for their learning
Using opportunities to clarify learning outcomes
Dealing with your clients questions
Use of question and answer techniques
Talking your client through an exercise on the move
Prompting your client through an exercise on the move
Delivering new information (briefings)
Recapping a topic
Initial assessment of your client’s driving
Ongoing assessment of your client’s driving
Using coaching tools
Topics that you need to be able to teach include:
Control
Cockpit Drill / Safety Checks
Move Off Safely & Under Control; uphill; downhill; at an angle
Normal Stop Control & Safety
Steering A Straight Course; and Around Obstructions, bends and corners
Change Gears
Clutch Control
Road Procedure
Passing Parked Vehicles (MSM)
Turning Left & Right (MSPSGL)
Emerging Left & Right (MSPSGL)
Crossroads
Roundabouts
Roundabouts with Traffic Lights
Roundabouts Opposite Priority
Roundabouts Spiral
Pedestrian Crossings
Changing Lanes
Dual Carriageway Junctions
One Way Systems
Complex Junctions
Merging
Acceleration Lanes
Deceleration Lanes
Level Crossings
Dealing With Other Road Users
Clearance Parked Cars
Clearance Pedestrians
Clearance Cyclists
Meeting Oncoming Vehicles
Following Other Vehicles
Crossing Other Vehicles
Emerging Safely
Overtaking Single Carriageway
Overtaking Dual Carriageway
Awareness and Planning
Use of Mirrors
Use of Signals
Road Position
Use of Lanes
Judgement of Appropriate Speed
Hazard Perception
Forward Planning
Anticipation
Risk Management
Commentary Driving
Eco Driving
Independent Driving; Road Signs
Independent Driving: Sat Nav
Road Types & Environment
Heavily Pedestrianised: Shopping Centres / Schools
Heavily Parked Areas
Rush Hour
City Centre / Inner Ring Road
Subways & Flyovers
70 Dual Carriageways
60 Single Carriageways
Night Driving
Adverse Weather
Motorways
Manoeuvres
Straight Line Reverse
Turn In The Road
Left Corner Reverse
Right Corner Reverse
Reverse Parking Road Left & Right
Reverse Parking Car Park Left & Right
Forward Parking Car Park Left & Right
Pull Up On Right & Reverse
U-
Emergency Stop
Driving Test
Show Me Tell Me
Driving Test Procedure
Mock Driving Test
Theory Topics
Legal Responsibilities
Environmental Issues
Security
Risk: Consequences & Management
This training programme is flexible, and everyone’s course will almost certainly be different, more or less time may be needed on each subject area, and your course will be shortened, extended or the content altered in order to tailor the course to suit your needs.
We recommend that where possible Training Sessions are spaced with sufficient time between them to allow practice and consolidation of the material covered during the Training Sessions, and preparatory work for the next training session.
We can if necessary conduct these Training Sessions intensively, so if required all 15 Training Sessions could be conducted in less than 2 weeks, this would mean that there would be no time between sessions for consolidation or preparation.