I have many years of experience working with several companies offer supercar driving experiences where individual can get behind the wheel of high-performance supercars like Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches.

Coaching is a learner-centric approach that prioritises the development of a person’s potential and performance, rather than simply teaching them. At the core of coaching lies a collaborative process of feedback and support that assists learners in achieving their goals.

I was very lucky with my own trainer, when I was training to become a driving instructor. He was a forward-thinking professional who sowed the seed of ‘client centred learning’ in me, even though at the time it was not the way things were done. But time has moved on, and things have changed. There is, now, an emphasis on ‘Client Centred Learning’ and coaching.

Having been trained in this way myself, and having attended a number of advanced courses, I, am in an excellent position to help you if you who wish to become a driving instructor, and to help you develop your skills in a way that will give your pupils the necessary support to develop into safe, thinking and considerate drivers, with a variety of routes toward qualification.

I am also able to help current ADIs and PDIs with their understanding of coaching techniques, and also provide help with preparation for the Standards Check and Part3 tests.

Please contact me for further information.

I helped and trained many ADI trainers to pass their ORDIT inspections.  The ORDIT is a voluntary scheme run by the Driver and Vehicle Standard Agency (DVSA).  

The purpose of Farnham Driving School’s ORDIT course is to equip the potential trainer with the appropriate knowledge and skills that will enable them to give quality tuition to those wanting to become a driving instructor.

A competency based modular syllabus is used that meets with the regulation and standards required for the Official Register of Driving Instructor Trainers (ORDIT) preparation.

I have taught many individuals with disabilities, as i have more patience and have many techniques that would help you. 

I helped many ADI's to pass their DVSA special test formally known as Cardington Special Test. 

Take the voluntary Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) special test if you’re an approved driving instructor or a fully qualified motorcycle instructor.

What is involved during the test?

The test will be conducted within the locality of the Driving Standards Agency [DSA] Training and Development Centre near Cardington in Bedfordshire. It will be conducted by a DSA Senior Staff Training Officer using the candidates own car. This can be a manual or automatic car.

Adapted vehicles are also suitable where a candidate has declared a physical disability. As with all driving tests, an interior mirror and head restraints must be fitted for both the driver and assessor. Candidates must be able to read a registration plate from a distance of 27.5 metres [67 feet] whilst wearing glasses or contact lenses if normally worn when driving.

The test will last for around 90 minutes on a route covering approximately 25 miles. It requires a very high standard of driving to be consistently displayed whilst driving on all types of road, including a motorway and a variety of road situations.

Candidates must be able to demonstrate a positive, courteous attitude and the ability to control the position and speed of the vehicle, safely, systematically and smoothly. A high consistent driving competence based on concentration, effective observation, anticipation and planning is expected. In particular you must demonstrate.

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