DRIVING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING

HOW TO BECOME A DRIVING INSTRUCTOR

with BubbLe Driving School

So you have been thinking of becoming a driving instructor whether that's because you want a career change or to retrain? A fresh start with fresh opportunities? Or have you been made redundant, and want a fresh career change. This information may just help you decide if a career in driving tuition is for you.

BubbLe Driving School is a leading driving school in Bristol / South Gloucestershire area. BubbLe Driving School have over the last 18+ years grown with a dedicated professional team of instructors who are here to help everyone succeed.

Spreading your training costs with BubbLe

"I went through pdi training with Bubble a few years back and have nothing but praise for Russell and Richard.

Both were amazing from start to finish, super friendly, full of great teaching tips, and very informative.

Made my training a positive experiment, and were very flexible to fit my training whilst I was in a permanent job as a head chef at the time.

If you are looking to start your Instructor journey I 150% recommend to do it with Bubble. Great support, great teaching, great feedback al round. "

So, Why become a driving instructor?

The benefits and rewards more than speak for themselves. Just check out some the reasons below:

You will be your own boss.
No threat of redundancy.
Job security (which is very rare these days, people will always need to learn to drive)
See a fast return on your training investment.
To bring home fantastic flexible earnings for you and to support your family with out the stresses of waiting to your next payday. Everyday can be a payday.
Do you want / need flexibility to fit around yours and your family life.
Work the hours you want when you want.
No forced early retirement.
Supportive office and instructors 24/7.
Job satisfaction whilst helping people from all walks of life succeed.
Have a career progression if wanted.
Working in your own time and pace with no targets or pressures.

At BubbLe Driving School we have the highest possible success rate for driving instructors qualifying with a maintained success rate of 100% and to date we have never had a candidate fail their training or ADI Part 3 Qualifying exam. In fact, 61% of our team of instructors at BubbLe were trained by us and continue to work with us since qualifying as a Advanced Driving Instructor (ADI).

We have ongoing training programs throughout the year that is customized to your own needs* With a combined knowledge of 24+years training Driving Instructors, we will certainly be to train you up to the standards we set out to make you succeed in the courses we deliver and the career path you choose.

Please choose the links below to find out more information on costs, how the test and training works, and current case studies from previous candidates to help you make this the right decision for you.

"I thoroughly enjoyed my training with Bubble. I immediately felt part of the Bubble family. Russ has such a wealth of knowledge, and the whole team is very supportive and friendly. They freely offer advice and share their experiences. I passed all my exams first time, which I don't feel I could have done without their excellent training. I have been working for Bubble for a few years now, and feel as supported now as I did when i first started"

Charmaine Cowley

CAN I SUPPORT MY FAMILY? JOB SECURITY AM I EMPLOYED OR SELF EMPLOYED?

SPREAD YOUR TRAINNING COSTS HOW MUCH WILL IT COST ME? HOW DOES OUR TRAINING WORK

WHAT ARE MY UPFRONT FEES TRAINING COSTS A.D.I TESTOMINALS

Can I support my family?

Well quite frankly yes. Yes, you can, Since COVID-19 shut down the world in March 2020 the current crisis created a monster shortfall in driving instructors nationwide. It is estimated it will take 2-4 years for our industry to fully recover from its effects and an injection of 25,000 new Driving instructors on top of the UK recorded 40,00 driving instructors to just meet the high demands now.

A rough guide based upon full-time teaching hours (daytime only) is £1,170+(gross, before any running costs and deductions) per week as a manual instructor (based on 36 teaching hours)
There can be more earning potential, with premium charges for evenings, weekends, bank holidays. As well as career progression over time and CPD (Continued Personal Development) course's that you can access with external CPD providers.
The more you work the more you earn, with only a slight increase in your running costs.
BubbLe have a very high demand of clients 24/7 365 days of the year which can provide as many pupils hours of teaching that you require.
BubbLe Driving School also strive to keep your teaching area as small as possible to reduce travel costs between clients' maximizing your earning potential.
As a school, we are now cashless. This means it has eliminated clients who do not show and do not pay. With strict policies in place to protect you our franchisee, it means all clients must now prepay for their lessons in advance to secure their booking in your teaching diary. This means 99.5% secured guaranteed income to yourself.

So yes, you can more than provide yourself and your family fantastic earnings and have a more relaxed and have a comforting work/life balance and income.

Job security?

Since COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on people's jobs, redundancies are now the highest they have ever been, you can be in control of your own income, our industry more than ever can provide job security for life. This is the rarest, and indeed a forgotten sector by many to work in. Without driving instructors, no one would be able to pass their driving test and be able to have a license or drive to a safe confidant, and competent standard. Which in this day and age is near enough a necessity for a person to get on the Job's/Career ladder in the first place.

So:

Until the hoverboard, bike, car, or fully autonomous vehicle are in control of our roads, the one thing that will not change for a great long time is that the public will always be needing to learn to drive. So yes, job security does exist in our industry.
As a driving instructor, you are in control of how many hours you work, how many days a week, and even how many weeks of the year you work to.
As a qualified driving instructor and a franchisee of Bubble Driving School, you will benefit from all this security, new customers who have pre-paid for their driving lessons(eliminates most customers not showing up, the instructor is paid whatever way).
We market the Driving School to bring in new customers constantly, to keep every instructor as busy as they want (sometimes too busy). Many of our instructors have been with us for many years. Some we have trained, all enjoy a happy fulfilling working life.

Am I employed or self-employed?

Driving Instructors are self-employed. This might sound frightening to most who have always enjoyed the benefits of paid holiday, pension, etc. I can speak from experience when I trained the biggest fear was ‘Can I pay my bills’ can my family survive on my earnings. Yes, we as a training school can give you help and advice upon time management, a guide to becoming self-employed, the benefits it can bring to you. Yes, it is daunting but after a few months, it does not manifest itself in any uncontrollable way.

In fact, check our reviews and you'll be able to read what some of our instructors have to say on this big leap to being self-employed.

SPREADING YOUR TRAINING COSTS

BubbLe Driving School Ltd is so confidant you will qualify. And as the most scary part of a career change is the cost to train, we are now offering not only pay as you go on training, but spreading out half your training costs on pay as you go.

What this does this means?

When you start your journey to become a instructor, instead of paying the full pay as you go hourly rate, you only pay 50% of the training fee during your training session, and then we spread the other 50% when you start teaching as a P.D.I or A.D.I on a weekly basis for how ever many weeks you wish too.

With the cost of living being everyone's concern, the rate of inflation, we are offering this to help you. To give you the fantastic chance to make the leap of faith and retrain into what is a very rewarding job, in satasfaction and income and work life balance.

As a family business we do listen and understand. So contact us today and start your journey to becoming a fantastic driving instructor.

How much will it cost me?

How long is a ball of string? All of our courses are tailored to your indvidual needs and requirments. Some may only need basic training, some may need alot of training. But your always able to discuss with your trainer how you are progressing as a trainee. For the real basic course prices please see next secition as we go into further detail on prices fees etc...

As a company, we believe in offering the best value for the candidate, and all our training is on a 'pay as you go' basis. But, more than this, we know that full on in car practical training on a one to one basis is the best way to maximise your studying, giving you ample feedback and helping you to succeed in qualifying. Unlike like national driving schools who offer cheap training deal's, or, virtual training with book/folder/binder based training only, we know that these courses offered grossly under prepares most. However we must point out to you we are not expensive but a family run buisiness who wants the best for all of our trainees and instructors at all times.

BubbLe Driving School firmly believe that physical real world, in car training and face to face sessions is the ultimate key to your success as a driving instructor. All of our previous successful canidates (instructors) over the years have proven beyond doubt that our methods in ADI training will bring your sucess to your goal of becoming a full ADI.

The only advanced fee (upfront cost) required from you which covers the value of the course material books that we source for you to use for your part one, two, and three training, and your DBS check which is done through the DVSA and is the only check they recognise.

Click here to apply for your DBS today with the DVSA

With your practical training lessons, you will be asked to pay for the sessions as you go, and we will work at your own pace for the training. Whether you wish to accomplish this in three months or two years is entirely in your control. There is no pressure on you from us.

Idris Basbaydar

"I had an amazing experience with Bubble Driving School and I can't recommend them enough! The instructors, Russell and Richard, were absolutely exceptional. They provided invaluable guidance and support throughout my training, especially leading up to the part 3 exam. They had a keen eye for identifying my mistakes and offered sound advice on how to improve. Even when I struggled, they showed great patience, which I believe is a vital virtue for any instructor.

One thing that really stood out to me was their flexibility. They were able to work around my availability for training, which made the process much more convenient for me. Additionally, I appreciated that Bubble Driving School operates on a pay as you go basis after purchasing the course material books. This allowed me to learn at my own pace and never felt rushed or pressured.

Choosing Bubble Driving School has been the best career decision I've ever made. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to become an ADI. Their exceptional instructors, flexibility, and supportive approach make them truly stand out in the industry."

So what are my upfront costs?

DBS - This must be done only through the government website or the post office. Please click here to start your application. This service is charged at £6.00 by the Post Office who verify your application, and NOT by BubbLe Driving School.
Driving test success - This app, which was built by the DVSA is for all learners, both pupils and Adi's. A cracking app that gives a lot of feed back, mock testing, revision and areas to study and work on as well as the entire highway code, road signs to say the least. The app can be purchased for £4.99 from the app store.
Training books and materials - £145 We will order all the books for you for all areas of your training. We use a specific company, and these resources are our current teaching syllabus, which to this date has a 100% success record with us on ADI's qualifying.
Our training sessions are charged at £50.00 per hour** on a pay as you go rate with a minimum of 2hr training sessions at a time. Remember, you are not learning to drive, You are learning to be a qualified teacher who teaches people how to drive.

The current DVSA Test Fee's and badge costs as of October 2020 are:

Part 1 test fee, charged directly by the DVSA, is £81.00.
Part 2 test fee, charged directly by the DVSA, is £111.00.
Part 3 test fee, charged directly by the DVSA, is £111.00.
Optional PDI Badge(Pink Badge, EARN AS YOU LEARN) application £140.

We are sure that you will have a lot of questions to answer before you embark on your new career as a Advanced Driving Instructor (ADI). Below you will find answers to some of the important questions but if you require more information please contact us here. Additionally a break down of the exams can be found below also.

*The current basic training cost does not include:
any corrective driving sessions that may be needed to help you succeed in passing your Part 2 Pratical driving test or part 3 test if you require more than miniume legal amout of 40 hours.
Your application for your PDI Badge(Pink badge, reffered to as earn as you learn)
Your mandotory 20hrs teaching sessions whilst on pink badge.
Any extra training sessions you may require.
Parts 1, 2, 3 test fee that are paid direct to the DVSA.
ADI Badge issue from day of qualifying

**Though the hours mentioned are the minimum legal requirements, PDI candidates may require additional training for any corrective driving habits or issues.

Training costs Starting from £2,454*

The price mentioned is the most basic level to qualify, Breaking the cost down it includes:

Free 2hr driving assessment.
Training books for part 1,2,3 instructing books and driving books.
Official DVSA learning app for all (Driving test Success)
DBS.
Mandotory 40 hours recorded training by law for part 3 (Charged at £50.00 per hour)
Parts 1,2,3 test fees by the DVSA and passing each one first time

As mentioned above, we are a pay as you go throughout the whole training process, but we are doing it at 50% cost during training with the remaining 50% when your on the road teaching and earning to help everyone with these current unstable times.

Though it can be achievable to pass on a basic requirements level, it is commonly known that this route is extremely difficult to pass as it requires a lot of dedication and focus in your own self learning and may lead to candidates taking multiple tests due to insufficient training. This, compared to the PDI Badge route, (earn as you learn) is the most successful training route and will give you more experience and support in passing your test with in car tuition on a one to one level, indepth reports and reviews, and feedback from your dedicated ADI trainer, who will also sit in on some your lessons to observe.

*The price quoted doesn't include any corrective driving sessions that may be needed to help you succeed in passing your Part 2 Practical driving test (as you may need a couple of hours or 10 hours plus), or your application fee for your earn as you learn Pink badge (PDI) which is payable to the DVSA, or mandatory 20hrs teaching sessions whilst on pink badge, or, any extra training sessions you may require. Please see Test fees.

What is a P.D.I (Provisional Driving Instructor) and A. D. I (Advanced Driving Instructor) Badge?

So, how does the license badging works?

Well, our training programs are designed in a way to maximize your learning time while you aim to qualify altogether. We Advise all our clients when they have passed their part 2 and have the mandatory 40 hours recorded to go on to the P.D.I Badge while they continue their training for part three.

The P.D.I badge is crucial to our training program for you. This will allow you to practice the skills you have been learning, your teaching knowledge that you have been studying, and are being taught, And it means you can start to earn. Now the legal part of this is you can only go on a P.D.I badge with a driving school sponsors you. AKA is reliable and liable for you until you qualify, Again you can then be out teaching-learning and homing in your skills and trying different techniques.

When you qualify, you apply and are issued by the DVLA your ADI badge. Congratulations, you are now fully equipped and have successfully qualified as a driving instructor and have worked hard to achieve this. This will allow you to work without sponsorship and, on your own, as a driving instructor. It will also enable you to progress your career over the years as well. But, always remember you have to sit the Standard check test, AKA, part 3, every couple of years. It is the DVSA way of checking up on you and making sure you are still teaching to a good/high standard standard.

Here are some testimonials on the PDI badge from a few of our recent Instructors who passed with us:

“I can’t imagine becoming an ADI without using a provisional licence. Skills that I’d learned in role-play were tested for real and you quickly learn for yourself what works and what you need to improve on, because you have to! It wasn’t easy but it was the right decision for me to try different methods on my own then reconvene with my trainer. It meant I could take a genuine pupil on my test that I knew I had a good rapport with. And I was able to start earning right away with only 20 hours of additional supervision to pay for, instead of double to pay and no income if you choose the pure training route.”

Marcus Sheppard

What is needed to become a Driving Instructor?

Please take a look at the Government web site on how to be an ADI.

https://www.gov.uk/become-a-driving-instructor

Part 1 of the approved driving instructor (ADI) qualifying process is the theory test. Before you can take the test, you’ll need to have completed a criminal record check and been allocated a Personnel Reference Number (PRN) by the ADI registrar.

This test is in two parts:

the multiple choice part
the hazard perception part.

so, the multiple choice is a question bank of 100 randomly selected questions from the highway code. These questions are randomly selected into 4 branded groups, whilst you must pass with an overall pass of 85% in all 4 of these groups which means that a pass of 84% in one group and 100% in the other 3 will result in a fail!

Preparing for the multiple choice test
In the multiple choice test, you’ll need to show your knowledge of

The Highway Code.
the rules of the road.
instructional techniques.

The ADI theory test needs a higher standard of knowledge than the learner theory test because you’ll need a more thorough understanding of these topics so you can teach them to your pupils.

Preparing for your ADI theory test will help you to understand what your pupils will be going through as they prepare for their test. Think about how you find the process and what you find helpful so you can use this to support your pupils in the future.

The multiple choice test covers the following topics in four ‘bands’.

road procedure.
traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians and mechanical knowledge.
driving test, disabilities and law.
publications and instructional techniques.

Tips for helping you learn

There are lots of tricks you can use to help you learn what you’ll need to know for your test. Here are a few ideas.

Link what you’re learning to your own experiences: for example, think about where you’ve seen an example of a road sign and use this to help you remember what the sign means.
Use mnemonics: these are sayings or stories that help you remember something – for example, ‘Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain’ reminds you of the colours of the rainbow (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet).
Practise the question formats: as well as knowing all the information, you’ll also need to know how the questions are asked in the test. Use the practice test and the self-assessment questions in The Official DVSA Theory Test for Approved Driving Instructors. Plan your study: set yourself some timelines and targets. This will help you to see your progress and make sure you haven’t missed anything. Plan to do your studying somewhere you won’t be disturbed and at a time when you’re fully awake.
Get help: use friends, family, your instructor or your colleagues from work to ask questions and share driving experiences.

Use the stopping distances game and road sign quiz to help you practise too.

It might be a while since you did any studying so allow yourself plenty of time to find out what works best for you.

Preparing for the hazard perception test

For the hazard perception side, you have to view 14 video clips you are required to pass with a minimum of 57 out of 75 (85%) each clip has a scoring window of when a hazard develops on the screen, scoring 5-0. 1 video clip has two scoring points so you need to watch carefully. These clips are now CGI generated and of a very good quality however, you will need to practice this as it is a lot different on a computer than in real life. Practice on a computer change settings to ADI as these are harder than a learner's hazard perception test.

This part of the test checks you can recognise and respond to hazards that could happen while you’re driving. Being out on the road with your trainer will help you prepare for this part. There’s also ‘The Official DVSA Guide to Hazard Perception', an interactive DVD that will help you learn to recognise hazards, know what to do when you see a hazard and practise for the test.

Your knowledge will need to vary and cover not just the highway code, but road signs, recommended books for this learning cycle are:

Highway code.
DVSA Driving.
DVSA learning to drive (this is so you can see what a learner has to be able to do) know your traffic signs and a good quality DVD rom best is by focus multimedia (the current year is needed, as past years are not up to date questions)

Congratulations once you have passed this exam (you can take this as many times as you like but if this is multiple times question yourself have you studied enough, do you have all the background knowledge or road regulations, traffic, highway code).You now have 2 years to pass the next 2 exams, unfortunately, you now have just 3 attempts at part 2 and 3 if you fail either 3 times you have to wait for your 2-year window to expire and go throughout all again.

https://www.gov.uk/adi-part-1-test/how-the-test-works

Part 2 - You're driving ability!

Once you have passed part 1 you have to take the Driving test again, this is to a very high standard, you cannot make more than 6 driver faults, compared to a learner pupil who can make as much as 15 driver faults. Remember you only have 3 attempts at this test. So the best way we can describe this is 'faultless' whilst you may have been driving for many years, it is quite common for people to go on 'autopilot' (same journey, same junctions, same hazards) in fact as a driver you probably will have become complacent in your driving abilities as for most of the general driving public.

Because of this factor, we have identified in our years of expertise that all potential PDI candidates will require remedial training before doing their part 2 test.

We can not quote a specific amount of hours, as this comes down to your habits, ability, and learning abilities.

For your part 2 test, you will need to be totally alert to all that's going on around you, how you use the gas, brake, gears, mirrors, speed, junctions, roundabouts, motorways (yes, providing one is nearby, and is a short motorway drive can be part of your part 2 test) these are to name just a few points. The many things you are taught as a learner, have not been forgotten, just you don't see the need, or doesn't cause a problem, so you may not drive the correct way, can you remember what a blind spot is?

We will work with you to bring your driving abilities back to the high test standard you were taught to help you succeed in your part 2 test.

Part 3 - You're teaching ability

Your part three test is to show to the examiner you have the ability and can teach a person to drive. (This is separate training from your part 2 test, part 2 training is Not part of the 40 hours) You will be required to identify faults and correct them, ask questions for the pupil to answer. You will have to be training for a mandatory 40 hours recorded part 3 training with a training provider/sponsor such as our selves at BubbLe Driving School (Teaching a learner at different levels complete beginner, intermediate or at test standard require different approaches by you as the instructor, a common fail result for a part 3 teaching exam is over instructing the learner in this test. You only have three attempts to pass this test.

Once 40 hours have been completed you can apply to go on a trainee license, PDI badge, this means you will be able to teach learners for reward (Earn as you learn), you will need to complete an additional 20 hours in the 1st 12 weeks of your PDI license starting and book in your 1st attempt at the part 3 exam. The best way to succeed in passing your part three test is to apply for your PDI badge. Whilst you are out teaching during your PDI badge duration, you are developing your teaching skills and working with a trainer to home in on them for your part three test. It's not easy, and it can be very challenging but very rewarding as you progress day by day, week by week, so we advise you not to try and rush through.

We can provide all the required training from start to finish, as well as be on hand for any questions you have with the training and reports and general questions to, we can set you up working on a trainee license and be your sponsor during this period. To date, we maintain the highest success rate of 100% qualification since the very first-day BubbLe Driving School was set up with over half our team being trained by ourselves.

Here's what a few of our most recent successfully ADI's and PDI's who have trained and currently are training with us have to say:

Alex MacArthur - 2021

I've worked with Bubble Driving School for 3 years when i first joined, then i left on to other things and have rejoined them years later, but i had to leave again due to family issues, but again rejoined for a 3rd time back in may 2018.

Russ trained me way back 13 years ago, and the trainee even back then was superb. Russ and Jennie were attentive to detail, and really helped me be the professional person i am now.

I have more than enjoyed working with both Russ, Jennie, and Tim very much. They are all very supportive and will always make the time to listen to you and help in which ever way they! Jennie and Russ work very hard to promote the company and have been very successful in doing this over the last few months, but also keeping us involved in decisions and taking on board any concerns or ideas we have.

The franchise is very reasonable and suits my needs, the car designs are good fun, which does reflect with the instructors that work with Bubble, they are a great bunch of people to work with, and it makes doing what can be a lonely job much easier! They even have their own dedicated chat group to me for issues, but also a very supportive team group for all to help guide and have a laugh too.

During the pandemic, Russell went above and beyond with me and everyone in the bubble family, They worked with us all on devising a safe COVID-19 policy that would protect myself and my family as well as the bubble clients.

You were a huge part of me getting through my part 3 on my pink license, any trainee would greatly benefit from you and Bubble's help. It is a good company to train with and work with, with consistent work and it is great being part of such a wonderful team.

Marcus Sheppard

I chose to train with Bubble after talking to another qualified instructor who franchises with them.

I liked that you can take the course at your own pace so you can do as much private practice as you need between sessions. Bubble has multiple ADI trainers so you have the option of lessons with different instructors if you want to see different teaching styles. I found this useful in developing my own style.

Now I'm instructing on a provisional licence and preparing for my final exam. I enjoy the freedom and flexibility of setting my own hours and the one-on-one teaching environment. The best part is the satisfaction when pupils pass, knowing you have helped them acquire an important life skill. BubbLe driving school are now pleased to say Marcus in now a fully quailified ADI.

Sarah Blandford

My husband Chris, has been working with BubbLe for a good few years now, and I decided to also follow in his foot steps and become a driving instructor. I had training with Alex, and I was very nervous as I wasn’t too sure what the training would involve.

Alex made me feel comfortable and challenged me when I asked to be challenged. She got me to do the briefings first and to see how I would explain it and then she would give feedback on it and then show me how she would do the briefings so I could see the difference. There was points in the training where I felt I was hitting a brick wall, but Alex assured me that it is a lot to take in and do but I would get it with practice and confidence.

We laughed at the silly mistakes I was making, but she made clear what the implications would be if the instructions weren’t clear or if I didn’t step in. Near to the end I started to build my confidence with instructing and have the coinfindance in my teaching abilities. I was on a PDI badge as the trainers say, the earn as you learn part, and I was with clients as well as advancing my training all building to my part 3 test to be fully qualified ADI, and thanks to Bubble and me being a PDI, i fully qualified November 2019 on my first attempt on my part 3 exam. I now thoroughly love my new job. Thanks Alex and BubbLe, defiantly worth the risk, and its paid off, all my training done in 7 months and at my own pace too.

Daniel Ashmead

I recently passed my part 3 exam and I’m now a fully qualified ADI. The course was very rewarding but challenging. You will need to put in the time and effort to get the best results.

The whole experience has been very good Bubble are very friendly and professional. Both Russ and Alex made the training enjoyable, informative and easy to follow. They are very helpful, professional and very knowledgeable. They give great advice and feedback. Working on a couple of things at a time, so not to overload my brain. They are always there to offer advice and any help you need, even outside the training hours.

I would certainly recommend the training to anyone who wishes to pursue a career as a driving instructor. Bubble are more like a family, couldn't ask for a nicer bunch of people.

I really enjoy the job it gives me great flexibility and I enjoy a very healthy work life balance. You get to meet new people and give them the skills in driving for the rest of their lives. There is nothing better than helping someone and seeing them achieve their goals and pass the driving test. Complete job satisfaction.

Hassan Syed

The instructors who trained me at Bubble Driving School, namely Russell and Richard were exceptional, I cannot rate them more highly. Their guidance was invaluable leading up to the part 3 exam. They were able to quickly identify my wrongdoings and give me sound advice of how to improve, even when I struggled they showed great patience which I learnt is a vital virtue to have as an instructor. I highly recommend to anyone looking to become an ADI to use Bubble Driving School. They also worked around my availability for my training. And being on a pay as you go basis after buying the course material books, I was really pleased and didn't felt rushed or pressured. This has now been the best career decission I have ever made.

Daniel Malik

I have found training with Bubble Driving School as a great experience that prepared me well for a new role and career change from being a head chef.

It was very easy to organize and schedule training sessions with Richard and Russell who were flexible with the limited time I had whilst working my full-time job in the interim of training.

They did show a lot of engagement, patience, and passion as well as we're sharing a lot of tips and advice from their huge experience as instructors.

I have been put in various situations and various ways of reaching and dealing with different needs of pupils.

I have already recommended Bubble to one of the new PDI under training Lukasz.

Also, I have an opportunity to talk and compare my training to the one that my wife received years ago elsewhere, yes my wife is also an instructor with BubbLe too, and based on that I think I have received a lot more me-focused one to one training.

Plus the never-ending possibility to ask for advice nowadays,

Job so far I have found great, sometimes challenging experience but immense satisfaction.

I do enjoy teaching people a lifetime skill and it brings great joy and satisfaction to see their progress and them passing their practical test

Rob Stokes:

Russ and Jennie have been incredibly supportive and the training for my part 3, has been fantastic. I am so glad that I decided to change my career, and that I chose Bubble Driving School

I f you would like to learn more about becoming a Driving Instructor please complete our ADI Enquiry Form here and a member of our team will be in touch shortly.