ORDIT-TRAINER
Driving Instructor Training
Instructor training
If you are thinking of becoming a driving instructor, click the button below to find out how
Online training
These session are delivered via Zoom and can be 1-2-1 or in groups
standards check training
If you have a standards check coming up or would like to develop your skills as an instructor
train the trainer
Learn the skills necessary to train driving instructors
What is ORDIT?
The Official register of driving instructor training (ORDIT) is a voluntary scheme run by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). By qualifying as an ORDIT trainer, it proves you meet the DVSA standard to provide high-quality training.
It’s main aims are to provide:
- raises the standard of ADI training ensuring the trainee prepares in line with national standards for driver and rider training
- high quality training from organisations that have agreed to abide by the ORDIT terms and conditions
- high quality training is available for anyone wishing to qualify as an ADI
- high quality training is available for ADIs who wish to receive further training, retraining or development
- all trainers have been assessed by the accrediting body and accepted as being suitable for entry onto the register
- organisations, premises and trainers on the register are promoted through the ORDIT list and find your nearest services on GOV.UK
driving instructor resources
Click on the button below for free downloadable documents and links to free CPD courses.
About
Ordit-trainer is run by Tom Stenson who is a Grade A ORDIT trainer and ADI (approved driving instructor). RoSPA Gold and IAM F1RST advanced driver and on the governing committee and training team of the ADINJC.
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News & Blog
The six point check VS effective observations
The six point check VS effective observations When moving off from the side of the road, is the six point check an effective way to teach effective observations? Within our lessons, many of us hope to create drivers who can think independently, a key skill for a...
Does Raising the Score Raise the Standards?
Does Raising the Score Raise the Standards? As I am sure you are all well aware, the DVSA released a statement this week about their proposed changes to raise the pass mark of the standards check from 31 out of 51 to 33 out of 51.If you want to have your say regarding...
Fault identification: is it just what’s happening on the outside that counts?
Fault identification: is it just what’s happening on the outside that counts? Firstly, what is a fault?The NDRTS defines a fault as “any area of the learner’s driving or riding that needs development”. Although this is the technical definition, my interpretation is...
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