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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How you submit your application depends on whether or not you have a photocard driving licence. If you have a photocard driving licence To become a driving instructor you need to pass 3 exams – Part 1, 2, and 3. Part 1 is a theory test When you make the booking, you can make a request to hear the test questions through headphones (in English or Welsh). They will allow you to listen to the questions, and the possible answers, as many times as necessary.

whereas Part 2 and Part 3 will test your practical skills. You need to sit and pass your ADI Part 1Pass Plus is a practical training course that takes at least 6 hours and is for drivers to improve their skills and drive more safely. not have been disqualified from driving for any part of the four years before the date of your application You need to send information by post if you don’t have a photocard driving licence, or do not give DVSA permission to use your photocard driving licence photo. You must also tell DVSA if you are now or ever have been a registered sex offender and/or banned or barred from working with children in any way. If you have reading difficulties, you might be able to get extra help. Visit GOV.UK to find out about getting help with the theory test. Multiple choice test

The driving ability test (part two) is conducted at Balmoral (Belfast) or Altnagelvin driving test centres. It’s not possible to be definitive about what’s classed as ‘fit and proper’. There has to be some discretion to take into account the circumstances of each case. Each case is considered on an individual basis. The ADI Registrar will write to you giving you the opportunity to explain your circumstances before making a final decision. Offences where it’s unlikely you’re ‘fit and proper’ You cannot use one of the cars shown in the table unless you have proof that it’s safe. This is because these cars have been recalled for a safety reason. the complete and signed ADI3L(MD) form which is the declaration by the manager/owner of your school

Booking and Taking the ADI Test Part 1

The ADI Registrar will look at all the facts of the case and will make a final decision. You’ll get a letter to tell you about the decision. When you’ve finished the multiple choice part, you can go straight on to the hazard perception part or take a 3-minute break. The test will take about 20 minutes. You 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’ll have 90 minutes to answer 100 questions, which are split into four bands of 25 questions each. You need to apply for a replacement driving licence if you lose yours. This could take up to 15 days to arrive.