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Demand for driving instructors has never been greater, the average pupil now takes 40 hours of lessons to pass the current driving test. Compare that with 20 hours two decades ago. We are therefore able to guarantee a job placement with our driving school once you have qualified.
An average instructor working 40 hours per week can expect to earn between 25-30k per annum (depending upon lesson rates in your area). You can determine what hours you work, you are in control of how much you earn.
We, at the Instructor Academy can help you to realise your dream. With the support of our professional trainers you can soon experience the reward of seeing one of your pupils pass their driving test. With our flexible programme you can complete your course whilst remaining in your present job. Or you may decide that our intensive programme is for you (approx 1 month) which ever you choose, we will guide you all the way.
- Interest free payment plans and pay as you go payment options including low cost loans available
- A placement with our own driving school when on a Trainee Licence (PDI) and when a fully qualified (ADI) Approved Driving Instructor
- Train with a GRADE 6 ADI Ordit registered trainer, therefore no better training is available at any price, so why pay more!!!
- Dedicated training, one to one training not shared with two or three other trainees in the car
- Dedicated trainer, unlike many other providers who keep changing your trainer to reduce costs
- Unlimited Part TWO training. 12 or 15 hours are not enough for most trainees. Training providers are aware of this and charge substantially more for any additional training
- Inclusive training packages, no hidden charges
We are a specialist training company who also offer several options to assist PDIs that may have had training from other establishments but require additional help to pass the Part Two or Part Three test or ADIs who require help with a check test.
Don't delay, download the application form or phone and take your next step to become an .
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