Part 3 Test of Instructional Ability
PART THREE TEST
Your instructional ability assessed also conducted by the DSA.
The test is split into two parts. During phase one the SSEADI will play the part of a partly trained driver, at or about ‘test standard’ and very shortly a driver who is looking for further training/updating their skills/seeks to improve their own driving standard. You will be expected to instruct him/her at the respective level.
Note. You must achieve a mark of ‘4’ to pass this examination
PART THREE TRAINING
You will require around 60 hours of training to reach the standard required. Almost all training for this part of the qualifying process is taken ‘in-car’ with no more than 2 trainee’s present at any time. Our instructor training is a ‘structured’ programme covering all aspects in a logical manner and with the aid of course notes issued to each trainee. Training ‘pupils to drive’ will essentially follow a similar programme. Our course, as with ‘pupil instruction’ is adaptable to cover the needs of the individual student.
The part three is considered to be the most difficult section of the qualifying process. Therefore a Trainee Licence, should be seriously considered.
Your instructional ability assessed also conducted by the DSA.
The test is split into two parts. During phase one the SSEADI will play the part of a partly trained driver, at or about ‘test standard’ and very shortly a driver who is looking for further training/updating their skills/seeks to improve their own driving standard. You will be expected to instruct him/her at the respective level.
Note. You must achieve a mark of ‘4’ to pass this examination
PART THREE TRAINING
You will require around 60 hours of training to reach the standard required. Almost all training for this part of the qualifying process is taken ‘in-
The part three is considered to be the most difficult section of the qualifying process. Therefore a Trainee Licence, should be seriously considered.
THE TRAINEE LICENCE. [Optional]
This Trainee licence enables you to get practical experience of teaching real pupils before taking your Part Three examination, this will be explained to you more fully later.
This Trainee licence enables you to get practical experience of teaching real pupils before taking your Part Three examination, this will be explained to you more fully later.
Training costs and financial assistance
TRAINING COSTS.
Training cost is £2,500.00 excl. books and manuals (£240.00).
Remember - Career Development Loans are available, single parents in receipt of Income Support Benefit, are welcome to apply.
ADDITIONAL COSTS
The following fees are payable to the Driving Standards Agency and are not included in the above charges.
Training cost is £2,500.00 excl. books and manuals (£240.00).
Remember -
ADDITIONAL COSTS
The following fees are payable to the Driving Standards Agency and are not included in the above charges.
Written Theory/ Hazard Perception Examination £80.00
Practical Test of Driving ability £99.00
Instructional Ability Test £99.00
Examination fee’s are payable directly to the DSA and are priced per attempt.
Licence to give instruction (Trainee Licence) £125.00
Practical Test of Driving ability £99.00
Instructional Ability Test £99.00
Examination fee’s are payable directly to the DSA and are priced per attempt.
Licence to give instruction (Trainee Licence) £125.00
Entry to the Register of Approved Instructors £300.00**
(**Available only on achieving a Pass in all three examinations, and renewable every four years.)
Prices current at:23/05/2008
CAREER DEVELOPMENT LOANS.
A CDL is a deferred repayment bank loan to help you pay for vocational learning or education in whole or in part, and is arranged through specific banks. We have subscribed to the principles of the scheme and always abide by the rules governing membership. More information is available from the Lifelong Learning web-site, click the logo below to visit and get the facts .
(**Available only on achieving a Pass in all three examinations, and renewable every four years.)
Prices current at:23/05/2008
CAREER DEVELOPMENT LOANS.
A CDL is a deferred repayment bank loan to help you pay for vocational learning or education in whole or in part, and is arranged through specific banks. We have subscribed to the principles of the scheme and always abide by the rules governing membership. More information is available from the Lifelong Learning web-
You may apply for a Trainee licence as soon as you pass the Part 2 test of driving ability, however conditions apply regarding sponsorship by a qualified ADI or driving school.
