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Driving Instructor Training – Frequently Asked Questions

QUESTION: Where will the training take place in order to train to become a driving instructor?

ANSWER:

The training will take place in the area of Worcester.

QUESTION: How long is the training?

ANSWER:

The training will be conducted in 2 hourly slots at regular intervals.

QUESTION: When will the training take place?

ANSWER:

Training usually takes place within the daytime during the week, and on occasion on an evening.

QUESTION: How many hours will I need in total in order to pass the Driving Instructor qualification?

ANSWER:

Follow the link to find out further information.

QUESTION: What is the total cost for each part?

ANSWER:

Click here to show the total cost.

QUESTION: Is your course FREE?

ANSWER:

Be careful here… A lot of ‘National’ companies get you on board to start their driving instructor training and tie you in so that at the end of the training you have to pay back your course fees. What if you only want to work part time? What hours will you have to commit to in order to pay back your training fees?

QUESTION: Will you be able to give me enough work in my area?

ANSWER:

To start with you will get a ‘steady’ flow of clients as you start to fill and arrange your diary and the more areas you wish to work the more opportunity you will have to fill your diary with clients. We can guarantee that you will always be busy with work that we generate for you.

QUESTION: How does AHD Driver Training Ltd market their business?

ANSWER:

The company is 10 years old this year and still remaining very 'strong' within the market place of driver training. We have an excellent client base which generates referrals as well as appearing on Page 1 of most search engines online. Ask yourself... can YOU generate enough clients yourself without having the backing of a stable company and client base behind you?

QUESTION: Can I use my own vehicle?

ANSWER:

Yes, of course! As long as your vehicle is well maintained, clean and tidy, and a reliable vehicle to use on an ongoing basis then this will be acceptable. You would need to ensure that your vehicle is fitted with dual controls.

QUESTION: Can I use my own vehicle to take the Part 2 and Part 3 driving tests?

ANSWER:

Yes. You will need to check that you have the required insurance through your insurance company that covers you for Parts 2 and 3. For the new Part 3 test, there will no longer be a ‘role play’ situation. Therefore, you will need to provide your own pupil to take the Part 3 test, as you can practice with this pupil in your spare time.
If required: a driving instructor vehicle can be provided for your test – subject to availability.