Knowledge Development
The ADI Part 1 Exam demands a high level of knowledge, but there is far more to learn, and it is also important to keep up to date with any changes.
This can be done in various ways:
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Private informal study or reading
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Formal courses covering a particular subject area
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Preparation for a formal exam
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Formal qualifications include:
The Diploma in Driving Instruction
This consists of five written examinations:
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1 Legal Obligations & Regulations
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2 Management Practices & Procedures
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3 Vehicle Maintenance & Mechanical Principles
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4 Driving Theory, Skills & Procedures
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5 Teaching Practices & Procedures
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The Diploma in Driving Instruction is a worthwhile qualification in it’s own right, but can also be used as a foundation leading to:
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Certificate in Higher Education
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Diploma in Higher Education
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Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree
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By improving and developing a deeper level of knowledge, it can help you to teach more confidently, pass more detailed knowledge onto your students, explain things better, and teach driving at a more advanced level.
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