Please visit the DVSA (Gov.UK) website for further details: Eligibility: Application: Eligibility: Be 21 years or over Held a full driving license for at leat 3 years Application: Obtain a DBS check to become a driving instructor Register with DVSA online

This part can be done at home and using the online activities, and other supporting materials. You can arrange the test when you're ready. Your instructor trainer will give you 2 hours of support for this part. You'll be tested on road procedure traffic signs and signals, driving test and laws, and instructional techniques.

Practical driving sessions with one of our instructor trainers will bring your personal driving ability up to the high level required by the DVSA. Your trainer – local to your area – will prepare you for a 1-hour practical test, and in-car training support will also help you attain the high standard of competence required for this. In all you'll get 10 hours of 1-to-1 training. Once passed, you can then apply for a Provisional Driving Instructor Licence (PDI) that lasts for 6 months, (a minimum of 40 hours training will need to be carried out first) were you will have needed to pass your Part 3, Instructing Test.What’s good at this stage, is that you can now start charging for lessons, earning a minimum of £28 per hour.

The examiner will observe a real 60-minute driving lesson taking place with either a learner driver or a qualified driver seeking development, for this part you'll receive and additional 20 hours of 1-to-1 training with your trainer, providing you with the skills and underpinning knowledge to deliver a course of effective driving training. The training you will receive will be: Highly focused on developing your skills as a driving instructor before introducing driving lesson subjects, supported with additional learning materials for each in-car training session you complete. Mapped against your own individual learning plan and progress record, reflective of both the DVSA requirements and RH Driving School commitment to improving road safety. After passing all three parts of the DVSA test, you'll be awarded a green badge that means you're a fully qualified Approved Driving Instructor (ADI).