Pass your ADI Part 2 & Part 3
One to one coaching in Birmingham to help you qualify as a confident, professional Approved Driving Instructor.
One to one training
Every session is just you and Adam. No shared cars, no classroom of trainees, and the pace is set by what you actually need to work on.
Taught by a qualified ADI
Training is delivered by a fully qualified Approved Driving Instructor who takes learners through the same standards you'll be assessed against.
Fits around your job
Most people train for their ADI while still working. Weekday, evening and weekend sessions are available so you don't have to give anything up.
Training Programmes
Train for one part or both. Sessions are booked around your availability rather than a fixed course schedule.
Driving Ability
The practical test of your own driving to an advanced standard. We work on precise control, planning well ahead, hazard management and the eyesight and vehicle safety questions.
- Advanced vehicle control and observation
- Planning, anticipation and risk management
- Manoeuvres to test standard
- Vehicle safety questions and eyesight check
- Mock tests on the routes you'll be examined on
Instructional Ability
The test of your ability to teach. This is where most candidates need the most work, because being a good driver and being a good instructor are different skills.
- Lesson planning and setting goals with a pupil
- Risk management while teaching
- Client-centred learning and Q&A technique
- Giving feedback that actually changes behaviour
- Practice lessons with honest, detailed debriefs
How Qualifying Works
Becoming an ADI is a three part DVSA qualification. Adam trains for Parts 2 and 3.
- 01
Part 1: Theory
Multiple choice questions and a hazard perception test. You need to pass this before you can move on to Part 2.
- 02
Part 2: Driving ability
A practical test of your own driving to a higher standard than the learner test. You get three attempts.
- 03
Part 3: Instructional ability
You teach a real lesson while an examiner observes. Pass this and you qualify as an Approved Driving Instructor.
Current test fees and eligibility requirements are published by the DVSA at gov.uk/become-driving-instructor.
Thinking about becoming an instructor?
Have a no obligation chat with Adam about where you are and what the training would involve.