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ADI Part 3 test passes from all over the U.K.
Since this website was started late 2007
after driving instructor training in Hull

The testimonials on this site are from

REAL driving instructors trained by Jon

Trading standards officers are invited to see the proof of every statement on this website

Passed (5-5)

Congratulations to Amanda from Surrey, passed the ADI part 3 test (in Surrey) with an excellent 5-5 (almost a 5-6) after a two day recovery course in Hull

Passed (2 in 1 day)

Great pass for Ali from Luton, he passed the ADI part 3 test in Hull the day after recovery training with Jon

Passed (4 - 5)

and Chris, trained in Hull for 2 days a couple of weeks ago and passed in Peterborough on the same day as Ali
with a 4 -5

Passed

Well done to Mick in East Yorkshire, he passed the ADI part 3 in Hull after training with Jon

Passed

Congratulations to L.P. (name witheld on request) from Birmingham, passed at the Hull test centre, after a two day recovery course

Passed (5-5)

Congratulations to Chris, from Ascot, with an excellent 5-5 pass after a two day ADI part 3 rescue course in Hull

Passed

Congratulations to Rob from Middlesboro, did a 2 day recovery course, now a fully qualified driving instructor after passing the ADI part 3 at the Hull test centre

Passed (5-5)

Congratulations to Vince (ex) PDI from Bournemouth, he came for a 2 day rescue course, now a fully qualified driving instructor after passing the ADI part 3 at the Hull test centre with another great score of 5-5

Passed

Great pass for Greame from Derbyshire came for a 2 day rescue course and passed ADI part 3 at the Hull test center

Passed (4-5)

Nice pass for Jerry from West Yorkshire came for a 2 day rescue course in Hull and passed part 3 today with another very nice score of 4-5

Passed (4-5)

Well done to Sanjay from Rochester came for a 2 day rescue course in Hull and passed his first attempt at the adi part 3 with a very nice score of 4-5

Passed (5-5)

Congratulations in order for Alistair, "from the south" now a fully qualified driving instructor with an excellent 5-5 pass after a two day recovery course in Hull

Passed

Good pass for Steve from York, passed his ADI part 3 at the Harehills test centre after coming to Hull for a 2 day course

Passed

Well done to Russ from Littlehampton, up and running now with a great pass after a 2 day course in Hull

Passed

Congrats to Steve from Bradford, nice pass after a 2 day course in Hull

Passed (4-5)

Nice day for Daniel from London, passed the ADI part 3 with a 4-5 after coming to Hull on a 2 day recovery course

Passed

Well done to Albert (Daniels brother) from London, passed the part 3 recently after coming to Hull on a 2 day recovery course

Passed

Congratulations to Simon from Mansfield, now a fully qualified ADI after coming through to Hull for a little training and taking his ADI part 3 test here in Hull

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ADI Part 3 training testimonials

At last you will actually KNOW how to pass the part 3

Has your past training been based on 'sign here and you can have the world' only to discover that you end up in a state of total confusion, wishing you had spent your money on training that you could actually understand?

When you´re talking that phase one pupil through a approach and emerge situation do you get the feeling that you just don't have enough time to ID and fix the pupils faults AND remain in control of a potentially dangerous situation?

Do you feel that it's all happening too quickly?

Do the briefings give you a big headache?

Do you sometimes feel at a loss as to what to say when on the ADI part 3?

Do you feel that something is missing in order for you to feel confident on your part 3?

Do you feel confused about how to deal with the different phases on your ADI part 3 assessment?

Do the core competencies throw you into a spin?

Are you uncertain as to the level of instruction you should be giving?

Do you find yourself trying to memorise the briefings and PST's?

Let me show you how to cure that one inside 2 MINUTES, GUARANTEED!

You will probably find that the ADI part 3 - two day recovery course is completely different from any previous training that you have had

It is designed to show you how to 'teach' the SE using the core competencies while remaining in full control of of ANY situation he/she throws at you and give a briefing without having to memorise ANYTHING by de-cluttering your mind using Jons unique, down to earth and VERY effective training method
(and have fun doing it!)

This causes you to realise that it's much easier than you thought, to such an extent that driving instructors I have trained actually look FORWARD to showing the SE what they can do and go into the ADI part 3 assessment with a great feeling of confidence because at last you will actually KNOW what it's all about

All of the diplomas and other qualifications in the world can't give an instructor trainer common sense, let me show YOU how to pass the ADI part 3

Book an ADI part 3 recovery course now and don't just wish you had

Make sure you fasten your seatbelt too because you will be so relaxed and enjoying yourself after the first couple of hours that we don't need you falling out of the car

The part two pass tells me, the trainer that you actually know the subjects, and that I need to show you how to pass that expert knowledge on to the SE/learner driver in a constructive and professional manner and at the same time have confidence in knowing at what level the SE/pupil is comfortable with

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The nature of the human mind is to be suspicious and critical. If someone does lots of good things and one 'not so good' thing, most people will focus on the 'not so good' thing.

If we are drawn into highlighting the mistakes of others we invite a negative mindset, so focus on the positives in life at all times including when learning to be a driving instructor and do the same when teaching learner drivers