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APPROVED DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING AND SOME ADI PRE- CONDITIONS.
A Brief Summary...
In order to become an RSA registered driving instructor you will need to hold driving instructor qualification, to apply you must meet certain criteria where you must submit as a minimum, the following...
ADI Test Briefs... Stage 1: Theory Test
The theory aspect of the ADI test is quite similar, but much more detailed to the theory test for learner drivers, and will also include questions directly related to driving instruction, basic tuition matters, the law, basic mechanical principles, the ADI scheme and other matters relating to the particular category applied for.
ADI Test Briefs... Stage 2: Driving Test
The stage two is a practical driving test similar to the learner diving test however, over a longer duration and with less allowable driver faults.
ADI Test Briefs... Stage 3: Instruction Ability
For the stage three you as a trainee ADI must give meaningful tuition to an ADI examiner who will act as a pupil and the nominated stages, as a learner driver and at a more advanced stage of the learning process, in a practical, on-the-road setting. It should be noted that all three stages of the ADI test must be passed in order to be successful and become an ADI, you can repeat any section test as often as required, however all three stages must be successfully passed within a 2 year period to qualify as an ADI and give tuition for reward.
In order to maintain your ADI status, all ADI must undergo a check test and predetermined intervals. If this is your first check test it is seriously recommended that you undertake training prior to attending your test, even as a seasoned ADI, you will already know the value of a continued professional development course (CPD course) Our check test training hones in of lesson content, lesson and delivery, to include all aspects of the content below...
CHECK TEST TRAINING.
ADI Check Test Briefs... Content Includes ...
Unlike the Stage 3 teaching ability test, the ADI on a check test you may only get one opportunity to display some of the above competencies so it is of the utmost importance that you get it right first time! If you wish to book Check Test Training, and hone up on your tuition skills, prior to your Check Test, simply call us during business hours on 0892754628 to book your appointment
Please Note:
The aforementioned is a summary of ADI requirements, and undergoing a check test, fuller explanations will be outlined, prior to commencement and during of ADI training. For more information you may visit the RSA ADI Website from here for becoming a Approved Driving Instructor or from here for more information about Undergoing a Check Test or you may self search RSA ADI.
In order to become an RSA registered driving instructor you will need to hold driving instructor qualification, to apply you must meet certain criteria where you must submit as a minimum, the following...
- Basic personal details including name, address, and date of birth
- Your personal public service (PPS) number
- Details of any convictions, which includes Garda Vetting
- Your driving licence number, including licence categories and number of years held etc.,
- Preferred testing location
- Language requirements. i.e., English or Irish language
- A current passport-style photograph
- Other requirements as stated by the RSA ADI unit
- Once you application is processed successfully, it is recommended to undertake instructor training.
- Please see ADI RSA website for full application details, exam criteria and procedures etc.,
ADI Test Briefs... Stage 1: Theory Test
The theory aspect of the ADI test is quite similar, but much more detailed to the theory test for learner drivers, and will also include questions directly related to driving instruction, basic tuition matters, the law, basic mechanical principles, the ADI scheme and other matters relating to the particular category applied for.
ADI Test Briefs... Stage 2: Driving Test
The stage two is a practical driving test similar to the learner diving test however, over a longer duration and with less allowable driver faults.
ADI Test Briefs... Stage 3: Instruction Ability
For the stage three you as a trainee ADI must give meaningful tuition to an ADI examiner who will act as a pupil and the nominated stages, as a learner driver and at a more advanced stage of the learning process, in a practical, on-the-road setting. It should be noted that all three stages of the ADI test must be passed in order to be successful and become an ADI, you can repeat any section test as often as required, however all three stages must be successfully passed within a 2 year period to qualify as an ADI and give tuition for reward.
In order to maintain your ADI status, all ADI must undergo a check test and predetermined intervals. If this is your first check test it is seriously recommended that you undertake training prior to attending your test, even as a seasoned ADI, you will already know the value of a continued professional development course (CPD course) Our check test training hones in of lesson content, lesson and delivery, to include all aspects of the content below...
CHECK TEST TRAINING.
ADI Check Test Briefs... Content Includes ...
- Setting learning climate & rapport by introducing a lesson in a courteous & friendly manner
- Lesson planing, stating clearly the lesson at hand including sub skills
- Matching tuition to learners ability, suitable for the stage of learning implementing a range of techniques
- Identifying and analysing driver faults, at appropriate levels, including remedial instruction in a timely and courteous manner
- Giving pupil feedback on performance, in a balanced and timely manner, including effective pupil support
- Imparting effective and correct information in a clear & concise and timely manner
- Management of lesson, i.e., conducts and controls the lesson appropriately, including safety, attitude & behaviour, time management
- Concluding the lesson, e.g. lesson recap and debrief, brief Q&A summary, next lesson plan information , etc., etc.,
Unlike the Stage 3 teaching ability test, the ADI on a check test you may only get one opportunity to display some of the above competencies so it is of the utmost importance that you get it right first time! If you wish to book Check Test Training, and hone up on your tuition skills, prior to your Check Test, simply call us during business hours on 0892754628 to book your appointment
Please Note:
The aforementioned is a summary of ADI requirements, and undergoing a check test, fuller explanations will be outlined, prior to commencement and during of ADI training. For more information you may visit the RSA ADI Website from here for becoming a Approved Driving Instructor or from here for more information about Undergoing a Check Test or you may self search RSA ADI.
