Phase 1 of the part 3 assessment in a nutshell is something like this

Briefing...then control via full talk through.... easing off a little by prompting and encouragement only and using the core competencies to reinforce any weak areas, so that the SE/pupil gains greater confidence and a better understanding of the subject

If all is going well and you decide that the SE/pupil can continue without verbal backup then let them loose by observing them (and the road/conditions all around you) if they do well on any part of the subject then give them praise on those parts and, using the core competencies on any weak areas give a quick rundown on how they can make this even better... further prompting or talk through as necessary

Look for faults related to the subject all of the time in both phases, it's good to point out any non related faults ( these faults are simply their to add realism to the part 3 ) but don't get too deep into them, the SE has not got the time and will only be assessing you on the SUBJECT in any case

Now lets reflect back to the phase 1 for a moment,
Notice the order,
Talk through....prompting....then observing

Food for thought, the way we deal with the different phases are almost the same but reversed,
Now take a look at a phase 2 SE/pupil
Notice the order,
Observing...Q and A prompting and/or talk through ....

Observe and give praise and encouragement on the parts of the subject that are done well....

followed by Q and A prompting on any weak areas ( take control if the situation demands ) using the core competencies in order for the SE/pupil to do better and gain a deeper understanding of the subject....

The exception to this....
If the SE/pupil has NEVER covered the subject then we can simply revert almost to a phase 1 after establishing prior knowledge


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

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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 Al now a fully qualified DSA approved driving instructor with a 5-5 pass after two days training in Hull with Purrfect Systems

    Passed (5-5)
    Congratulations to Amanda from Surrey, passed the ADI part 3 test (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 in Hull