How to Pass the ADI Exams: The Essential Guide to Passing Parts 1, 2 and 3 of the DSA Exams and Becoming an Approved Driving Instructor

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To do this, DVSA needs you to answer the questions in this section. Your answers will not influence your application, as long as you meet the qualifying criteria. Vehicles built between 9 Sep 2014 and 15 Oct 2014, with vehicle identification numbers ( VINs) between wF7xxxxxxER516105 and VF7xxxxxxER523367 You’ll need to provide your own dual-control car that meets the rules to be used for driving tests and pay for repairs and insurance. 5.2 Book and take your pupils for their driving tests Note: You receive points for identifying developing hazards as soon as they start to happen in the videos.

If you have an automatic licence, you must take the test in an automatic car. You’ll only be able to train people in an automatic car when you’ve qualified. Cars you cannot useYou can sit in and observe your pupils’ driving tests but you cannot take any part in the test and you must follow certain rules.

You’ll have 90 minutes to answer 100 questions, which are split into four bands of 25 questions each.

You can sign up to the voluntary code of practice agreed by DVSA and the driving instruction industry. Develop your professional skills A member of staff will take you to a room where other candidates are sat in cubicles also taking the test. You must be quiet, but don’t be afraid to ask questions. The four bands cover the whole syllabus to make sure that candidates have a complete understanding of the theory. They are a letter from your school or college confirming you have an exam at the same time as your appointment Your car must be smoke-free - this means you cannot smoke in it just before or during the test. Dashcams and other cameras

the length of time since the offence occurred and if it’s ‘spent’ under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 You can use the learning to drive syllabus as a way of teaching people the skills, knowledge and understanding. 5.1 Salary You must take your UK photo card driving licence to your test. If you have a licence from Northern Ireland, take the photo card and paper counterpart licence. The test will be cancelled and the fee lost if you don’t have the correct documents with you. Once you begin the test, you will have 90 minutes to answer the questions. You need to get at least 20 questions correct from each category, and a minimum overall score of 85 points to pass. To become an ADI you must carry out three qualifying tests. Part one tests your theory knowledge, part two tests your driving ability and fitness to drive and part three tests your ability to instruct learner drivers. Becoming an ADIYou will need to give details of the restrictions on your licence when you make your application. Drivers with disabilities who are unable to drive a manual car may take the tests in an automatic vehicle. This method is for drivers who have a medically restricted licence, marked with code 078. In this case, drivers are only able to give paid instruction in automatic vehicles. Other rules to be an ADI

You need to send a recent passport-sized photo to DVSA if you do not have a photocard licence or do not want DVSA to use your the photo on your driving licence. Additional voluntary information Prior to the test itself, you’re allowed a 15-minute practice session allowing you to get accustomed to the interface before starting. Staff at the test centre will be on hand to help with any difficulties you may have. not have been disqualified from driving for any part of the four years before the date of your applicationYou must also send any extra character details, such as further details of any motoring or non-motoring offences. The ADI Registrar has refused applications for another trainee licence when the applicant had not reasonably attempted the ADI part 3 test during the 6-month period covered by their previous licence. 4. Register as an ADI You need your user ID from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency ( DVSA) to use online ADI services. The driving ability test (part two) is conducted at Balmoral (Belfast) or Altnagelvin driving test centres.