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Thinking about becoming a driving instructor? Well, there’s a few steps you’ll need to take before you can start driving with your first client…
The first thing you should know is that you need to have held a full UK driving licence for three years and be over the age of 21 before you can start thinking about becoming an instructor.
If that sounds like you, then you have the basic requirements to begin your instructor tests. The tests can be quite difficult, so make sure you’ve thought it through properly: do you have good road safety knowledge and excellent driving skills?
Are you able to give clear instructions and able to adapt your teaching style? Instructor training can be quite expensive, so make sure you’ve done some thorough research before embarking on your tests.
Once you’ve decided that you definitely want to become a driving instructor, you’ll have to begin training.
In order to acquire the necessary qualifications, there are three tests you need to take. The first test is computer based and will examine your knowledge of theory and hazard perception.
To ensure that the national driving test remains relevant and suitable for today’s young drivers, the Driving Standards Agency are planning to introduce a new, simplified test report that will better reflect the national standards.
Only 21% of drivers pass the UK practical driving test on the first go, which is an incredibly low pass rate. So what’s tripping up
When learner drivers are asked what the biggest causes are of road fatalities, they will most likely answer with the best-known issues – distractions from
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Wimbledon Driving School
The Long Lodge
265 – 269 Kingston Road
Wimbledon,
London, SW19 3NW
Phone: 0800 511 8800