
Use limited attempts with greater care
Identify the next priority
Base training order on evidence rather than the easiest subject.
Review assessment detail
Turn comments and repeated errors into a focused practice task.
Preserve one clear plan
Keep theory, driving and teaching development connected over time.
Sequence preparation across all three parts
Candidates from West Wickham need to plan carefully because each ADI part builds a different area of competence. Part 1 establishes theory and hazard perception. Part 2 checks whether your personal driving meets the higher standard expected of an instructor. Part 3 then asks you to use knowledge and observation while teaching another person. We help you decide which area needs attention first and how earlier learning should support later practice. This avoids rushing towards a test because one subject feels familiar while an important weakness remains unexamined.


Adjust the plan when evidence changes
Every ADI part allows three attempts, so a test booking should follow purposeful preparation. Candidates travelling from West Wickham can use assessment or test feedback to refine the next stage of their plan. A theory error pattern may require targeted revision, while an assessed drive could reveal habits in observation or positioning. Part 3 feedback may point to lesson structure, teaching strategy or risk management. We review the evidence and choose focused work, keeping theory, driving and instructional ability within one continuing development plan.
Frequently asked questions
How many attempts are available for each ADI part?
Candidates have three attempts at each qualification part within the applicable process. We encourage you to prepare carefully and use assessment evidence before deciding that you're ready for another official test.
Can West Wickham candidates train for one part only?
Yes. Candidates from West Wickham can focus on the part requiring development. We still consider how that work connects with earlier knowledge and the skills you'll need at the next qualification stage.
How do we use test feedback?
We identify the behaviour or knowledge behind each comment, compare it with your practice and agree a specific response. This is more useful than repeating the same preparation and hoping the outcome changes.
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