ADI Training - ADI Part 3 Training

The most commonly asked questions;

Q: I have heard that this test is hard, is this correct.
A: A high standard is required, however, with the correct training a pass is easily achievable.

Q: ADI Part 3 Training is very expensive.
A: Yes, we realise this, this is why Oakwell give you 3 options to finance your driving instructor training course.

Peter has been an excellent ADI Part 3 trainer for over 10 years

Oakwell School of Motoring is on the DSA ORDIT register and abides by the DSA Ordit Code of Practice.

Our Instructor training courses, training, record keeping and administration have been checked and passed by the DSA.

ADI Part 3 Training (Instructional Ability)

Test of Instructional Ability

The object of this test is to assess the value of the instruction you give and your ability to pass this knowledge on to pupils. Your teaching skills need to be high, worthy of a professional who will receive payment from passing on those skills to help others.

The examination is in two parts and will last about 30 minutes each.

PHASE 1
Your examiner will play the role of a learner with either no, or very little, experience. You must demonstrate a very high level of teaching skills and the ability to adapt your methods to suit the pupil.

PHASE 2
Your examiner will play the role of a pupil with more experience or a qualified driver requiring some driver development. You are being observed on your ability to assess and correct any problems the pupil might have and also what advice you give to help them improve.

You must pass both parts on the same test. For each of the two roles the examiner will choose one of the exercises below as the basis of the instruction:

Safety precautions on entering the car and explanation of the controls;
Moving off and making normal stops;
Reversing and while doing so entering limited openings to the right or left;
Turning the vehicle round in the road to face the opposite direction, using forward and reverse gears;
Parking close to the kerb, using forward and reverse gears;
Explaining how to make an emergency stop and practical instruction in the use of mirrors;
Approaching and turning corners;
Judgement of speed, making progress and general road positioning;
Dealing with road junctions;
Dealing with crossroads;
Dealing with pedestrian crossings; and giving correct signals in a clear and unmistakable manner;
Overtaking, meeting, crossing the path of and allowing adequate clearance for other road users;
Giving correct signals;
Understanding traffic signs, including road markings and traffic lights;

	In assessing your performance the examiner will take into account the:

		Method, clarity, adequacy and correctness of instruction;
		The general manner of the driving instructor;

	The instructor will have to demonstrate the skill to be able to maintain control over the lesson, be patient, tactful and give encouragement to the pupil when required.

At Oakwell School of Motoring we believe in two things;

1 · Only pay for the Part 3 training that you require;

How many hours training you will need for Part 3 (Instructional Ability) all depends on "How quickly you can learn how to teach". However, a minimum 40 hours training has to be completed in order to cover the full DSA syllabus. Oakwell School of Motoring deliver this training in 20 two - hour sessions, but those who wish to speed up the training process can arrange this with the driving school and the training will be structured to suit each individual client.

This exam is based on the fact that you have passed your Part 1 (Theory) and Part 2 (Driving Ability) but can you now pass this knowledge and skills onto your pupils in a relaxed, professional and disciplined manner.

2 · All training conducted on a one to one basis;

For this part of the test Oakwell School of Motoring conducts this training on a "one to one basis". This is more beneficial to the client because:

~	You are receiving my full devoted attention and time;
~	You are receiving full use of my knowledge and expertise;
~	You are receiving what you are paying for;
~	You are not sitting on the back seat "observing" whilst another student is learning how to teach;
~	If you do, or say, something wrong you won't feel "embarrassed" because only your trainer is present;
~	You will be more inclined to ask questions on anything you don't understand;

ADI Part 3 training consists of:

Personal training by Peter J Cook B.A. (Hons) on a 1:1 basis.
40 Hours training (20 two - hour sessions unless previously arranged)
The Oakwell School of Motoring Instructional Manual.
The Oakwell School of Motoring ADI Teaching System for Part 3.
Extra training can be arranged at £30 per hour if required.

The Costs

The Part 3 training is £1200 and lasts for 40 hours and is on a 1:1 basis.

You can spread the costs of the training by way of 3 options;

Option 1:
This training can be paid in advance at your course induction or 7 days before your training begins. This payment includes all the course material and 40 hours in - car training on a 1:1 basis, we do not share your time with other students unless you request other wise. Oakwell strongly believe in 1:1 training because trainees have our full undivided attention and time. We always use the driving school car for this type of training because our vehicle has dual-controls and displays L Plates etc. To compliment this training you will also be given the Oakwell ADI Visual Teaching System for Part 3. This payment covers all 40 hours training and course literature but does not include DSA test fees.

Part 1 - fee £495
Part 2 - fee £300
Part 3 - fee £1200 Total £1200

Oakwell visual teaching system is included in the price

Option 2:
You can pay for this training by was of 3 payments if you require. The first payment of £400 is due on your course induction or 7 days before training commences. This covers you for 12 hours of Part 3 (instructing) training and the next payment is due 12 lessons later and the third and final payment is due 12 lessons later. This payment covers all 40 hours of training for Part 3 and to compliment this training you will be given the Oakwell ADI Visual Teaching System for Part 3. This payment covers all 40 hours training and course literature but does not cover DSA test fees.

Part 1 - fee £495
Part 2 - fee £300
Part 3 - fee £1200

Total £1200

Oakwell visual teaching system is included in the price.

Option 3:
Pay as you train allows you to pay for the Oakwell visual teaching system for Part 3 at the start and then you pay for each training session on the day. However, at your induction you will be required to pay £45 for the Oakwell visual teaching system and £60 for your first 2 hours training. This will be £105 but the Oakwell visual teaching system is a visual aid book that has layouts of road junctions and manoeuveres etc, and can be used for many years with your Learners, this is the same book that Oakwell use with their own learners. You then pay £60 for your 2 hours training on the day of your training. 40 hours training is required to complete the full DSA course syllabus. DSA test fees are paid directly by yourselves to DSA.

Part 1 - fee £495
Part 2 - fee £300
Part 3 - fee £1200 Total £1245

Additional training after the 40 hours will be given at £30-00 per hour (2 hours minimum) if req.

Part 3 exam fee's are payable directly to DSA which are currently £99:00

All DSA recommended reading material, Hazard Perception Training CD's and the Oakwell Training Support Pack can be purchased from Oakwell separately as required. All ADI Part 3 training is carried out in West Yorkshire i.e. Bradford, Leeds, Wakefield, Huddersfield etc, but those who wish to travel from further afield are more than welcome.

Price List

Oakwell School of Motoring Home Study Pack

£225-00

To purchase individually:

Part 1 Study Guide

£50-00

Part 2 Driving Manual

£20-00

Part 3 Instructional Manual

£20-00

Oakwell ADI Teaching System for Part 3

£45-00

All the DSA recommended books (7 in total)

£85-00

Hazard Perception Training CD's

£10-00

Now available:

Part 3 briefings on CD's

£25-00

Oakwell Part 3 Instructional Ability Information Booklet

£10-00

For those clients who have come from other driving schools and who wish to take their training for Part 3 with Oakwell School of Motoring can purchase the Oakwell School of Motoring Part 3 Instructing Manual and the Oakwell School of Motoring ADI Teaching System (visual aid booklet) from the driving school.

Oakwell will assess your present teaching ability and structure your training accordingly.

Whether it is Part 1, 2 or 3 training, or Part 1, 2 or 3 remedial training, please give Oakwell a call and ask for free advice on how to proceed.

The Oakwell Part 3 Instructional Ability Information Booklet is an excellent source of information for the part 3 student. It contains information on how the examiner is going to start the exam, the word picture for each exam phase (phase 1 and 2) and also how the exam sheet is going to be marked, it goes through the marking sheet column by column so you are fully prepared for part 3. And at a cost of £10-00 this is excellent value.

Driving Instructor Training Courses, ADI Training Courses, ADI Part 1, ADI Part 2, ADI Part 3,

Peter J Cook is a DSA ORDIT registered top grade 6 ADI trainer and he specialises in remedial Part 2 and Part 3 training.

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