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Finglas Driver Training

Ready to begin your journey towards becoming a certified driving instructor? Enrol in our ADI training at Finglas Driver Training and start paving the way to a rewarding career today!

Approved Driving Instructor Training

Embark on the path to becoming a qualified driving instructor with Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) training at Finglas Driver Training. Our comprehensive program equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to teach others to drive safely and confidently. Led by experienced instructors, our ADI training covers instructional techniques, road safety protocols, and effective teaching methods. Whether you're starting a new career or advancing in your current role, our ADI training prepares you to pass the rigorous ADI examinations and excel in teaching future drivers.

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Join us at Finglas Driver Training and make a difference on the road!

Passing Your ADI Driving Instructor Course

Successfully passing your ADI Driving Instructor Course at Finglas Driver Training is the gateway to a rewarding career in teaching others to drive. Our comprehensive program covers all aspects of instructional techniques, road safety, and effective teaching methods. With personalised guidance from experienced instructors, you'll gain the confidence and skills needed to excel in the ADI examinations and launch your career as a certified driving instructor.

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Steps to Become an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI)

Understand the Role:
Before starting your ADI driving instructor course, grasp the depth of the role. As an ADI, you'll teach driving mechanics, prioritise road safety, build confidence, and shape responsible drivers.

Check Eligibility:
To qualify as an ADI, you must:
Be at least 21 years old.
Hold a valid driving license for a minimum of 3 consecutive years.
Have no disqualifications in the last four years

Choose the Right ADI Course:

Select a reputable training centre offering a comprehensive ADI driving instructor course. Ensure it covers practical driving techniques and the theory of safe driving instruction.

Register with DVSA:
Before commencing training, register with the DVSA, responsible for conducting ADI exams and granting accreditation.
 

Pass the Three-Part ADI Test:
After completing your ADI course, you'll undergo:

•    Part 1: Theory test on driving theory and hazard perception.
•    Part 2: Practical driving test to assess your driving skills.
•    Part 3: Instructional test demonstrating your teaching ability.

Receive Your ADI Badge:
Upon passing the ADI tests, receive your official ADI badge. Display it proudly in your teaching vehicle as you embark on a fulfilling career guiding new drivers.

 

Continuous Professional Development (CPD):
Stay current with driving advancements through ongoing CPD. This ensures you remain knowledgeable about evolving driving techniques, rules, and regulations.

 

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Ready to achieve your goal of becoming a certified driving instructor? Enrol in our comprehensive ADI Driving Instructor Course. Prepare thoroughly and confidently to pass your ADI tests and start your rewarding career.

Becoming a Road Safety Authority Approved Driving Instructor (ADI)

Becoming a Road Safety Authority (RSA) Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) with Finglas Driver Training opens doors to a profession dedicated to enhancing road safety. Our ADI training program prepares you thoroughly for the RSA examinations, ensuring you meet the highest standards of competence and professionalism. As an ADI, you'll play a crucial role in shaping responsible and confident drivers, contributing positively to your community's safety on the road.

Step One
Fill out and send an ADI application to the RSA, along with a garda vetting request.
 

Tax clearance certificate will also need to be sent with your application. This is available from Revenue at

Step 2
Once you have received an eligibility number from the RSA, you can now apply for an ADI Theory Test, Stage 1 of the ADI examination, for the categories in which you wish to instruct.
Contact us with any questions on 01 8340329
 

Step 3
On successful completion of the relevant theory test, may now apply to the RSA for participation in Stage 2, (Driving test) & Stage 3 (Instruction ability) of the ADI examination.
Contact us for your Training needs for Stage 2 & 3 of the ADI exam process on 01 8340329.

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Role of a Driving Instructor

As a driving instructor trained at Finglas Driver Training, your role goes beyond teaching basic driving skills. You'll empower students with the knowledge and confidence to navigate roads safely and responsibly. From coaching proper vehicle handling to instilling defensive driving habits, your guidance will prepare competent drivers for real-world challenges. Join us and fulfil a vital role in shaping the next generation of safe drivers.

 

Requirements to become a driving instructor

To become a driving instructor, you need to meet the following requirements:

 

  • Hold a full Irish driving licence for at least two years

  • Be at least 21 years old

  • Have a good driving record

  • Pass a series of tests and examinations

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Explore the impactful role of a driving instructor with Finglas Driver Training. Learn to shape confident, safe drivers and embark on a fulfilling career guiding learners on the road to success. Join us and make a difference today!

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