
Driving Instructor Training Northumberland
Signature offers driving instructor training in Northumberland you to start a new career and teach students how to drive.
Pass and get your instructor badge with Signature
Driving instructor training courses in Northumberland
Are you interested in a new career teaching people to drive? Signature School of Motoring provides driving instructor training in Northumberland.
We will provide you with the tools to succeed.
All you need to do is call 07487 222761.
Signature offers flexible training options that let you tailor your program to your particular needs. And we are one of the few companies in the area that provide ORDIT-approved coaching for instructors.
Our driving school aims to create a new group of driving coaches between Ashington and Cramlington in Northumberland.
So if you are thinking about a career change, we can help you achieve it.
Start your training today!
5 Reasons to become an approved driving instructor now in 2023
- Currently, there is a need for more instructors to teach learner drivers.
- A stable career with a good income.
- Since the lockdowns, the backlog of people wanting to learn how to drive has grown to a staggering level.
- You are looking for a career change and want to be your boss.
- Helping others can be rewarding.
Become an instructor and manage your work-life balance
Once fully qualified, you can choose when and how long you work, making it easier to attend to family and personal commitments.
Driving tutoring is the ideal career choice for those who want to balance their work life with family time.
Your exciting new career could also provide you with a lot of joy once you see how it impacts your pupils when they pass their tests.
No previous experience is required to start. All you need is the belief and commitment to succeed.
After completing the course, you will also acquire additional skills in customer service, communication management, and the satisfaction of teaching people.
Become a qualified expert to teach your own students
Driving instructors are in high demand.
Consider becoming a qualified instructor if you want to make a career change and earn a stable income.
Call 07487 222761 or send an email to enquiries@signaturesom.co.uk.
How can I apply to become a driving coach?
You can apply to become an instructor by visiting the official government website. The application process requires only basic information about you and your driving records.
Once your application is approved, you can begin preparing for the training that will prepare for your accreditation.
You’ll need to attend classes online and face-to-face to demonstrate your teaching ability.
Are the tests difficult to pass?
We can help you to get your training certificate and instructor badge. Our pass rate is 93%.
You will learn everything you need about driving instruction and all the techniques you can use to teach others how to drive.
The time spent training with one of our coaches can vary depending on your ability and which stage of the certification you are looking to complete.
The first part of the ADI qualifications is done online in your own time.
Part two comprises 15 hours of in-car tutoring with a trainer and ensures you become a beginner-level instructor.
After completing part three of the course, you will become a fully qualified driving coach.
How much do qualified driving instructors earn?
As well as being a rewarding career choice, you could earn over £30,000 per year once you’re qualified.
How many hours you choose to work each day will affect your income.
What should you expect from your training programme?
To become a driving coach, you must pass all three ADI qualifications.
This course will cover the basics of driving, emergency handling, how to teach students, and the law governing driving instructor duties.
Expect to become fully qualified in 6 to 12 months.
Part 1 – online training and exams
Part one of the qualification process comprises two separate tests. You need to pass both assessments.
The theory test assesses your knowledge of the Highway Code, general safety on the roads, basic first aid knowledge, and how to instruct a pupil.
The test is ninety minutes long and has a minimum pass rate of 85%.
The second test is a hazard perception exam assessing fourteen videos, one of which may include two hazards.
Score 57 points of the possible 75 on this test to pass.
Part 2 – in-car training and practical exam
The advanced practical driving test is the second stage. The DVSA examiner will ask you to demonstrate your professional driving skills and knowledge of the Highway Code.
Signature provides study materials and at least 15 hours of individual training in a dual-controlled car with one of their ORDIT-accredited instructors.
The examination lasts for around an hour and covers general driving ability, vehicle manoeuvres, vehicle safety and an eyesight test.
Part 3 face-to-face training and final assessment
The final stage assesses your abilities as an instructor and prepares you to start training your own students.
The practical assessment measures your ability to teach pupils effectively.
The test lasts about an hour and consists of a live lesson with a real pupil under supervision by a DVSA inspector.
In your test, your pupil will be driving, and you will instruct the driver from the passenger seat of a dual-controlled car. The examiner will be sitting in the back.
Before you start:
- Explain to the pupil the intended goals of the lesson.
- Present them to your examiner.
- Explain the purpose and why they should be learning it.
The next step is to go ahead with the lesson. Treat it like a regular lesson with a pupil.
After the lesson ends, you will give your pupil feedback.
The examiner will then provide your final result and any observations.
The examiner will assess over 17 competencies, including lesson planning, risk management, and teaching abilities and strategies.
We will explain these before you take the exam.
If you pass with a grade of A or B, well done, you can apply for your first ADI instructor badge.
Optionally, you can apply for a trainee instructor licence before completing all of part 3. Becoming a trainee will require 40 hours of one-on-one coaching with your dedicated Signature coach.
You could then complete the remainder of your training after you have started earning some money under the Signature School of Motoring banner. You can discuss this option during your tuition.
Signature provides you with ORDIT-approved trainers
ORDIT is the official UK register for trainers who teach instructors. We are proud to be a registered training provider.
Our Ordit accreditation ensures our course meets high standards, so you will feel safe behind the wheel as you learn from a registered trainer.
During the course, you will receive approximately 72 hours of training that will prepare you to become a qualified instructor.
Signature trains driving instructors like you in Northumberland
Signature is passionate about driving education and wants to provide Northumberland with the next class of qualified driving coaches.
Our vision is why we are committed to providing the best training. An in-house ORDIT-certified coach designs our courses.
It is a great way to teach others how to drive safely and responsibly.
Signature provides Northumberland driving instructor training courses with flexible schedules by top-class instructors. The flexibility gives you the best way to begin your driving career and acquire the skills needed to teach pupils.
Train to become a driving coach with our academy in Northumberland. We can provide training in the following areas;
Morpeth, Blyth, Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Bedlington, Ashington and Cramlington.
Contact us today, register for our training program, and prepare for a rewarding career teaching students to learn to drive.
Call 07487 222761 or email enquiries@signaturesom.co.uk.
A course that prepares students to become qualified driving instructors.
Abbreviation of Approved Driver Instructors.
1. You must be 21 or older
2. A driving licence valid for at least three consecutive years
3. You should have no significant driving convictions and less than 5 points on your license
4. Have any criminal convictions which would block DBS screening
5. Sign up for an ADI-approved course
A. Part 1 online theory and perception tests done in your own time.
B. Part 2 requires 10 to 15 hours of one-on-one coaching and an examination.
C. Part 3 requires around 72 hours of coaching over 6 to 12 months.
Additional expenses could include the following:
1. provision of a dual-controlled car,
2. additional course materials,
3. exam fees,
4. registration fees following qualification.