ADI Standards Check training Manchester

First ADI Check Test?

When I look back to when I qualified as an ADI, it wasnt long before I was dreading my first check test.

Does this sound familiar?.Has your letter arrived or do you get a worried feeling everytime you see the postman?

Fear not there really is nothing to worry about,forget what you hear in the test centres,Check tests give you the chance to show what you can do.Most importantly build a relationship with examiner who is there to help you throughout your career as an ADI.

If you get a check test within a year of qualifying you may get graded with an E-educational but it doesnt have to be an E go for the best you can do you may get a pleasant suprise!

I you have been qualified or more than a year and havent yet had a check test,get on the phone to the DSA at Newcastle and request one, It's in your best interest to do so.

Check test training.

• My phone number is 07736162117 If I'm not able to answer please leave me a message and I will call you back.

Importantly
If you have recently failed a check test,please get in touch with me even if you are hundreds of miles away I can still help you out over the phone and also I may know other trainers who may be closer to you and able to do some check test training with you.

Check test training 10 point plan.

• Dont try to hard to get a grade 6 if your good enough it will happen.

• Start with a well structured recap and clearly set objectives.

• If you need to change the plan, do so to suit what is happening.

• Listen carefully to your pupil and yourself.

• Pay close attention to your level of instruction.

•Show your strengths,relax and try to enjoy it.

• Teach your pupil what they need to learn, based what they have previously learnt.

• Deal with all faults be prepared to change to suit what is happening.

• Finish with a strong recap ask pupil for 3 strengths and 2 areas that can be improved.

• Listen carefully to the feedback at the end.

Home.

Previous Clients.

I recently achieved Grade 6 status which is down to Adams check test training.When he was first training me as an ADI, He didn't train me to pass a Part 3 exam he was training me to be a Grade 6 instructor.
I am now taking advanced driver training lessons with Adam so I can achieve a gold grade at RoSPA to go on and teach advanced driver training myself.
Excellent trainer and genuinely decent bloke.


Mark Easter Grade 6 DSA ADI
Blackpool
Lancashire

After failing my first two attempts [nerves] I passed my third and became a very proud ADI. I can honestly say that if it wasn't for Adam Cotton then I would have given up and walked.
I now understand that being a driving instructor is not just about getting somebody through their test or even teaching them to drive, it is also helping them to believe they can succeed, a large and important part of training a pupil is building their confidence, and Adam Cotton did exactly that with me.
Adam Cotton would be my first recommendation.
I have since taken check st training with Adam for my first check test in which I gained a fantastic grade 5

Chris Hopkins DSA ADI
Blackpool
Lancashire

Improving your grade.

With well over half of the ADI register at grade 4 it shouldn't take to much work to put you into the minority

If you get a grade 5 this is an excellent result(only about 1/3 acheive this) and you won't have to do another for at least 3 years(but usually longer)
Get a grade 6(about 6% acheive this) and well thats something to be very very proud of.
Check out my testimonials of recent clients who have completed check test training with me

Role play or pupil.

What ever suits you best,I have done it both ways and prefer role play for my Fleet checks however if I was doing a standard check test I would probally opt for taking a real pupil.
If you are taking a pupil it really is just a case of taking the pupil who will fit in best and doing what you do normally nothing more,nothing less.