Phase 2 Crossroads

You will have just finished phase 1 controls if you get this phase 2 subject, so you will be parked somewhere away from the test centre

The S.E. is now to be treat as a completely different person, don’t worry if you keep calling him/her the previous name from the phase 1 it doesn’t matter!

The S.E. will give you time to think about the new subject, it's a good idea to ask him/her to repeat the scenario to make certain you understand exactly what is required

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Establish prior knowledge with Q & A

then get the car on the move by saying something like “Ok, let’s drive to some crossroads and I’ll watch for any errors and help you to correct them” making certain to watch the S.E.

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Think about a phase 2 subject as questioning the S.E. well in front, or simply watching and assessing, this means that you need to watch the S.E. as well as look well ahead and all around in order that you have the time to ask questions on the move, for example:-

(have you seen the cyclist on the left?, do you think we should be prepared to slow down and give him plenty of room?) You can also simply not prompt at first and watch the pupil/SE using prompts as you I.D. a fault

When you see a fault developing try  to correct it before it gets too bad by questioning or prompting

Point out any reference points that may be of help then after you have corrected the error and you have the time (this means DON'T get bogged down explaining things until you are happy that you won't be needing to give directions or other instruction for a while) use the what (Fault identification) – why (Analysis) – how (Remedial Action)  to make certain that the S.E. can do it on his/her own

If you didn’t correct the fault before it fully developed, don't dig a hole for yourself and get flustered, just make certain that you have the time and use the what – why – how   then help at the next opportunity by prompting or talk through and pointing out any helpful reference points

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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