How to Be a Driving Instructor Oxford

To find out how to be a driving instructor and experience the flexibility of being your own boss read on...

I have been training people how to be a driving instructor for more than nine years and I am the only fully independent, DSA (Driving Standard Agency) certified trainer in the Oxford area. This means that I have been assessed and approved for inclusion on the DSA’s ORDIT (Official Register of Driver Instructor Training) and you can be confident that my driver instructor training is second to none.

If you want to know how to be a driving instructor you will need to understand the process and the options available to you. Learning how to be a driving instructor starts with a theory test and hazard perception test for which I supply all the necessary study books, a CD ROM and the support that you need to pass. Part 2 of learning how to be a driving instructor comprises a driving test with lots of manoeuvres and little margin for errors. I allocate sixteen hours of one-to-one tuition to prepare you for this test, compared to an average of ten hours of tuition that you would receive with a national driving instructor training company. Part 3 of learning how to be a driving instructor is a test of your own skills as a teacher. I offer thirty six hours of sole tuition to ensure your success at this stage, compared to an average of 25 hours (possibly with other trainees in the vehicle) with national instructor training.

Take your first steps to learning how to be a driving instructor by using my contact form to find out more. On average you will save £320 on the cost of learning how to be a driving instructor compared to training with a large company, not to mention savings on travel and accommodation by learning how to be a driving instructor in the Oxford, Reading or Swindon areas, rather than travelling to regional training centres.