Driving Instructor Training
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Hi Guys/Girls welcome to my site which I hope you will find very useful in your road to becoming a Driving Instructor. I am a DSA Ordit registered Trainer covering parts of Leicestershire and Derbyshire. If you are from Derby, Burton upon Trent, Loughborough and all surrounding areas I can help you realise your goals.
Regardless of whether it is Part 1 Theory and Hazard perception test, Part 2 Test of your Driving Ability or Part 3 Test of Instructional ability I can help. Check Test and Rescue training is also available just browse the site and if you cannot find what you need give me a ring or drop me a line. I am here to help!!
If you want to become an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI), you'll need to be registered on the Driving Standards Agency's
ADI register. The only exception to this is if you hold a trainee licence to give instruction, issued by the ADI Registrar.Once registered as an ADI you may work for a Driving school, or become self employed and either take up a Franchise or become an Independent Instructor. Before starting out there are certain criteria which you must meet to take up this exciting career path. Firstly you must have held a full Driving Licence for four years and be aged 21 or over. You will then have to get an enhanced criminal record check before applying to the ADI Registrar to start the qualifying process.
You can apply online or fill in a disclosure application form and send it to Capital Recruitment Vetting Service (CRVS) - one of the Driving Standards Agency's (DSA) criminal record checks contractors. To request a disclosure application form or details of how to apply online call the CRVS Helpline on Tel 0870 850 2455.
When you have returned this form, you will receive the disclosure report and reference number. You will need to put the disclosure reference number on your ADI 3 form when you apply to the DSA for registration as a PDI. You can do this online, or you can download the ADI 3 form from the Department for Transport website (PDF, 363K).
However, you should not obtain a disclosure if:
If you fall into any of the above three categories, this may affect the way in which your application is processed.
You will need to give full details on your ADI 3 form when you submit it to the DSA. You will then be told when you should obtain a criminal record disclosure. If you are applying to join the Register but live outside the United Kingdom, contact the DSA Criminal Records Team
Telephone 0121 556 5570. They will explain what additional information will be needed to assess your application.
For assistance contact Chris.
Telephone: 07703 477576
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ADI register. The only exception to this is if you hold a trainee licence to give instruction, issued by the ADI Registrar.