As a PDI driving instructor on your ADI part 3 test do you get the feeling that multiple faults happen so fast that you can't keep up and you don't have enough time to identify, analyse and remedy the faults while keeping control of the supervising examiner?

All driving instructor training including your Check Test training in Hull is 1 to 1 guaranteed and designed to make your ADI part 3 and other ADI and PDI tests as simple and straight forward as possible with positive motivation by breaking the requirements down piece by piece and doing ONLY what is required to get your driving Instructors green badge, whether it's your 1st, 2nd or 3rd attempt, you can become a fully qualified DSA ADI after driving instructor training with Jon Stone Grade 6 DSA ADI

Go beyond the usual driving instructor training with a two or a three Day Recovery course, you could also book a four or five day course or just have 3 or so hours a week ADI training and pay as you train, why not try the 3 hour TASTER session (only £90) designed for you to get a feel of the quality of training and at the same time assess your needs, .....Read more

On driving lessons you instruct your learner driver to "do this or do that", but without making certain that they ARE actually doing what you're instructing them to do, they won't understand the importance of the driving lesson and the process of learning to drive could be very slow .....Read more

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If you prefer approved driving instructor training around the Pontefract areas I will travel and train you for your ADI part 2 ADI part 3 or check test training around Pontefract subject to a minimum of four hours training time with no added cost

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Some of the U.K. wide
ADI Part 3 test passes after
driving instructor training in Hull with Purrfect Systems

Driving instructor training testimonials are from
REAL ADI's
after training with Jon

Friday 30th of July 2010

Passed (5-5)
Judy from Huddersfield had a few hours driving instructor training and passed the adi part 3 at the Hull test centre

Passed (5-5)
Congratulations to Chris, from Ascot, with a 5-5 pass after two days ADI part 3 recovery in Hull

Passed (5-4)
Emma from Northern Ireland came for 2 days part 3 course in Hull, and passed in Belfast with a 5-4

Passed (4-5)
Nice result for Stewart from Stafford, now a fully qualified driving instructor after passing the ADI part 3 at the Hull test centre with a 4 - 5

Passed (5-5)
Congratulations to John, from Devon, with a 5-5 pass after 3 days ADI part 3 training in Hull
Here is a link to a picture of John and myself (I am on the right) on the day he passed his ADI part 3 in Hull

Passed (4-5)
Well done to Peter from Staffs, passed the ADI part 3 in Hull with a 4 - 5 and was complemented by the examiner after 2 days driving instructor training

Passed (5-5)
Excellent ADI part 3 pass for Shauna in Northern Ireland, she flew from Belfast, got 5-5 after a two day course in Hull

Passed (4-5)
Well done to Val in Kent, passed the ADI part 3 with a respectable 4 - 5 in Sevenoaks after 2 days driving instructor training in Hull

Passed (4-5)
Nice pass for Jerry from West Yorkshire came for a 2 day recovery course and passed ADI part 3 with a 4-5

Passed (5-4)
Dawne in Hull, passed the adi part 3 with a 5-4 (very nearly a 6 - 4) at the Hull MPTC after training with Purrfect Systems

  • Passed (5-5)
    Congratulations to Amanda from Surrey, passed the ADI part 3 exam (in Surrey) with a 5-5 (almost a 5-6)

    Passed (5-5)
    Congratulations to Vince from Bournemouth, did a 2 day course, now a fully qualified approved driving instructor after training and passing the ADI part 3 exam in Hull

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In my opinion if you use an eye mirror in the top left of your car windscreen then you may not be able to do your job as a driving instructor as well as you could
When giving driving tuition I advise you to get rid of it and turn your head to look at your pupils eyes, your peripheral vision will then be more able to pick up any other faults, the same applies to the ADI part 3 exam