The Driving Instructor's Handbook
The Driving Instructor's Handbook is widely recognized in the driver training industry as the authoritative reference guide for trainee and qualified instructors. It covers every aspect of the profession, from the role and the characteristics needed to do the job well, to preparation for the three ADI examination requirements.
The Driving Instructor's Handbook is widely recognized in the driver training industry as the authoritative reference guide for trainee and qualified instructors. This best-selling handbook covers every aspect of the profession, from the role and the characteristics needed to do the job well, preparation for the three ADI examination requirements (Theory and hazard perception, Driving ability and Instructional ability), through to the driving test and driving larger vehicles.
Up to date with the latest information relating to the ever-changing driving industry, The Driving Instructor's Handbook is essential reading for anyone involved in the training of new drivers and instructors at all levels.
BOOK DETAILS :Paperback, 448 Pages, Dimensions 234 x 153 MM Language English.
John Miller has been involved with the driver training industry for more than 35 years. He is an experienced instructor trainer and a qualified LGV instructor. For many years he ran his own driving school for car and lorry drivers in Chichester and is now a training consultant. His qualifications include the City & Guilds Further Education Teacher's Certificate and the ADINJC Tutor's certificate, as well as the ADI and RTITB instructor qualifications. His driving qualifications include the Cardington Special Test and the IAM Advanced Driving Test.
He is co-author of The Driving Instructor's Handbook, Practical Teaching Skills for Driving Instructors and The LGV Learner Driver's Guide. John now updates and edits the Autodriva Instructor Home Study programme that was originally written by Margaret Stacey.
The late Margaret Stacey served on the Management Committee of ADITE - The Approved Driving Instructors' Training Establishment directory (now ORDIT) - as the representative of The Approved Driving Instructors' National Joint Council. She was a secretary to the Steering Committee that formulated the standards for the NVQ in Driving Instruction. She was a Driving Standards Agency Approved Driving Instructor and qualified tutor and had well over 30 years' experience within the driving instruction industry.
Margaret was the author of Learn to Drive in 10 Easy Stages, The Advanced Driver's Handbook and the AUTODRIVA Instructor Home Study Programme, which is used, on licence, by other training establishments throughout the UK.