Around 40 training hours. 20 classroom hours and 20 live hours. Begin with a £500 deposit.
A connected 40-hour course covering ADI knowledge, advanced driving, teaching practice and continued support.
Develop pupil-centred lesson planning, risk management and feedback for the demanding ADI Part 3 assessment.
Turn established driving experience into the practical driving and teaching skills required for ADI qualification.
Make provisional teaching experience count through structured lesson review, safer decisions and focused Part 3 preparation.
Keep progressing after the core course with targeted refreshers, feedback review and careful planning for later tests.
Organise theory study, understand errors and sharpen hazard perception for a stronger foundation across all ADI parts.
Plan purposeful lessons, explain skills clearly and manage risk while giving pupils room to think and improve.
Practise real-time instruction, risk decisions and adaptable coaching through around 20 hours of live training.
Explore planning, questioning, feedback and risk through scenarios before applying each skill in live lessons.
Assess and improve observation, planning, control and judgement for the higher standard expected at ADI Part 2.
Call us to discuss your current ADI part and the classroom, practical or follow-up training you need.
