When you have passed the Part Two examination, the final
part of the training is arranged.
The aim of this module is to cover, in great depth, these
main areas:
LESSON PLANNING:
You will be trained to present lessons in a logical manner,
by initially identifying and setting goals and then structuring
the lesson to ensure learning takes place.
Route planning will be included and a flexible approach, changing
the lesson plan where necessary.
RISK MANAGEMENT:
This includes your ability to ensure the pupil fully understands
how safety and responsibility will be shared. It is very important
a pupil learns to accept responsibility for their actions.
The instructor must give clear directions, in plenty of time
and be aware of the surroundings and the pupil’s actions
at all times .Verbal or physical intervention, by the instructor,
must be timely and appropriate. At no point in a lesson should
safety be compromised.
TEACHING & LEARNING STRATEGIES:
You will be trained to adopt a suitable teaching style to
match the pupil’s learning style. Where possible, the
pupil should be encouraged to analyse problems and take some
responsibility for learning. The instructor needs to use a
variety of techniques in order to achieve the goals of the
lesson. Feedback and encouragement are important elements
of a lesson. Answering the pupil’s queries in a non-discriminatory
manner and encouraging the pupil to reflect on their own performance
are important elements of a lesson.
LESSON SUBJECTS:
Explanation of the controls/moving off & stopping/use
of mirrors/signalling technique/positioning/dealing with junctions/dealing
with roundabouts/pedestrian crossings/dual carriageways/town
& city driving/interacting with other road users/eco-safe
driving/defensive driving/emergency stops/all the manoeuvres
involving reverse/rural roads/motorways/judgement of speed
& forward planning/awareness and anticipation/meeting,
crossing, overtaking & clearance/making progress &
avoiding hesitancy/weather conditions/darkness/environmental
issues/passengers & carrying loads/security/basic lessons-intermediate
lessons-advanced lessons/dealing with a full licence holder.
THE ADI PART THREE EXAMINATION:
The Part Three examination will assess the value
of the instruction you give and your ability to develop your
pupil’s driving skills, in order to produce of a safe
driver for life.
The examination lasts for one hour and you will need to provide
a pupil. This can be a friend or a relative and you can choose
the subject. However, the subject must be appropriate and
beneficial, taking into account the current standard of the
driver and their past experience.
The DVSA examiner will sit in the rear of the vehicle and
observe the lesson in its entirety.
You will be assessed using a standard form which contains
17 sub-sections. Each section will be carefully explained
during your training.
Our training course for the ADI Part Three examination is
structured around the syllabus set by the DVSA using the National
Driver Training Syllabus as the basis for training. “Client-Centred
Learning” will feature greatly during the course with
reference to many alternative teaching and learning strategies.
At the end of this 60 hour module, you will be set a mock examination and advised whether to apply for the examination. Additional training will be offered, free of charge, if you are not ready to take the DVSA Part Three examination.
Students usually require approximately
60 hours "in car" training to reach the required
standard. Many training establishments offer you far less
than this. Remember, with Farnworth School of Motoring
your money goes on your training - not glossy brochures and
salesmen's bonuses.
Full training module - (minimum
60 hours) .......... £1900.00
