Driving instructor lesson plans diagrams are a vital part in passing the ADI Part 2, The ADI Part 3, the ADI Standards Check test and if you just want to become a better teacher as a driving instructor
Driving Instructor Lesson Plan Diagrams
Using our driving lesson plan diagrams will help you to understand the subject better.
Designed by ORDIT registered trainers Driver Training Ltd who have been training people to become driving instructors for almost 20 years.
Become a better teacher and a better driver with our driving lesson plan diagrams
The Most Comprehensive Lesson Plans Diagrams Available
The full folder contains every subject that you need to pass your driving test, ADI Part 2 and ADI Part 3 test.
The full folder covers cockpit drill and controls, moving off and stopping, blind spots and mirrors, left and right turns, Emerging, Open and closed junctions,
Driving Instructor Lesson Plans Diagrams
The first step to becoming a driving instructor is to get used to teaching from a briefing folder.
Our driving instructor lesson plans help you understand the subject better, which means you can teach it better!
For pupils and drivers, these guides are a great way of understanding any subject that you are struggling to understand
If you are training to become a driving instructor or just want to be able to better teach particular subjects, then our briefing folder is definitely for you.
We don't just put one picture in and then expect you to draw the rest - which is why most briefing folders are laminated - we provide as many different pictures of a situation as possible.
So for instance the driving instructor lesson plan diagrams on crossroads covers 34 pages!
We not only show you by pictures what needs doing we also provide guidance on what to do as well.
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