Knowledgeablee Instructor Training

Part 3 Rescue Workshop, Ashbourne, 20 & 21 July

Fewer than 3 in 10 pass Part 3.

Seven out of ten walk away with a fail. Not because they can't teach, but because nobody ever showed them what the examiner is actually marking, so they go in guessing.

Then it's another wait. Another fee. And if that's attempt three, you're back to Part 1.

Here's what one ADI said after our very first Part 3 Rescue in Manchester, having already failed once:

"We had an in-car 2-day experience mixed with theory conversation, and we then had a lot of practice. We talked about strategies and discussed things that needed to be understood about Part 3 and how to manage a student, from the competencies to the GDE matrix. I came out the other side, got a Part 3 and passed." Kaz Field ADI

That's the whole point of the two days. Real in-car practice, the competencies and the GDE matrix explained properly, and honest feedback on where you actually are.

Lee and Stefan are running it. Last couple of places left for 20 & 21 July in Ashbourne.

If you're sitting for Part 3 in the next few months, don't be part of the seventy per cent.

Booking link in the first comment.

ADI Gillian Fielding left this brilliant testimonial after attending Rescue KIT in Scotland. Proof that the workshop benefits ADIs as well as PDIs! Thank you, Gillian. 🙏

Gillian wrote: ‘Even as an ADI I find there is always room for improvement. Some of this course I wish I knew as a PDI! Excellent instructors and a great 2 days working knowledge has really made a difference.’

⚠️⚠️ 𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗢𝗥𝗬 𝗧𝗛𝗨𝗥𝗦𝗗𝗔𝗬⚠️⚠️

Your pupil asks what the purpose of the yellow lines painted across the road is. What should you tell them?

A: To indicate a ‘no parking’ area
B: To help you keep the correct separation distance
C: To warn you to slow down
D: To show a ‘no overtaking’ zone

Over the last two days, Mick and Kevin delivered our Train the Trainer Workshop in Bristol to four ADIs! Some have been training PDIs for a number of years, while others are just starting out on their PDI training journey. 🧑‍🏫

We were joined on the second day by two PDIs, who received real-life, in-car training from the ADIs. 🚘

If you would like to attend one of our future TTT workshops, please check our website or contact Mick Knowles. Places are limited.

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