Great video i never thought about it this way. I passed my pt 2 in nov My only issue will be finding pupils but i suppose advertising for free lessons would get attention! Great content as always
It's not such a simple and obvoius solution - skipping training/ sponshorsphip from the driving school. I really don't think you'd get to the Part 3 standards without a help from the ADI's / ordit trainers. Yes, of course money is involved but you are investing into your future career. I got not only students provided but also can attend workshops, zoom meetinings, sitting at the back during the lessons of my ADI's colleagues as well as of course the main training where I am being watched during my lessons by the ordit trainer. I honestly don't think it all can be replaced with the online training.😮. Good luck to those who think differently.
No, you can teach pupils for free now providing you’re at least 21 years old, you’ve held a full driving licence for three years, your car is correctly insured and you have L plates displayed. You’re technically just a supervising driver. You just can’t accept any payment, including money for fuel. However, before supervising/teaching any learner drivers I’d recommend firstly learning how to teach pupils using my part 3 video tutorials. Otherwise, you’ll end up getting lots of practice teaching pupils in your own way, rather than the correct way. If you’d like to become an ADI follow my 19 Step Plan. You’ll find this on my website
So could you explain to me please - if I decided to prepare for Part 3 skipping the Pink Badge and teach for no reward can I still do it in a dual control car? Not sure if the insurance companies would approve that but on the other hand surely there are people who's done it that way.. Cheers
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Absolutely brilliant videos.
It has been huge help for me to pass my part 3.
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Great video i never thought about it this way. I passed my pt 2 in nov My only issue will be finding pupils but i suppose advertising for free lessons would get attention! Great content as always
Amazing, thanks for this video, makes perfect sense. Thank you
Great video thanks.
It's not such a simple and obvoius solution - skipping training/ sponshorsphip from the driving school. I really don't think you'd get to the Part 3 standards without a help from the ADI's / ordit trainers. Yes, of course money is involved but you are investing into your future career. I got not only students provided but also can attend workshops, zoom meetinings, sitting at the back during the lessons of my ADI's colleagues as well as of course the main training where I am being watched during my lessons by the ordit trainer. I honestly don't think it all can be replaced with the online training.😮.
Good luck to those who think differently.
Actually it is this simple and obvious. Buy my Part 3 video tutorials and you’ll be amazed at how easy it is to learn 🙂🚙
Do I have to pass the ADI part 1 and 2 tests before I'm able to teach pupils for free prior to taking the part 3 test ?
No, you can teach pupils for free now providing you’re at least 21 years old, you’ve held a full driving licence for three years, your car is correctly insured and you have L plates displayed. You’re technically just a supervising driver.
You just can’t accept any payment, including money for fuel.
However, before supervising/teaching any learner drivers I’d recommend firstly learning how to teach pupils using my part 3 video tutorials. Otherwise, you’ll end up getting lots of practice teaching pupils in your own way, rather than the correct way.
If you’d like to become an ADI follow my 19 Step Plan. You’ll find this on my website
So could you explain to me please - if I decided to prepare for Part 3 skipping the Pink Badge and teach for no reward can I still do it in a dual control car? Not sure if the insurance companies would approve that but on the other hand surely there are people who's done it that way..
Cheers
Yes. You’d just need to check with your insurance company, or change your insurance to a company who will insure you with dual controls fitted.
Many thanks, appreciate your quick answer