We catch up with prominent driving instructors to find out what makes them tick, and to get their insight on learning to drive and the shape of the driving instructor industry.
In 2020 we caught up with some of the key instructors from the MSA, Tri-coaching Partnership and Caledonian Driver Training. Expect more in 2021 from all over the United Kingdom so check back every month as we update with new instructor content.
Renowned across the driver training industry for her accreditations as not only an Approved Driving Instructor but also as a Therapist, Diane takes through her experience and gives actionable tips on how to teach anxious learner drivers.
Birmingham Approved Driving Instructors is one of the highest regarded driving instructor associations in the United Kingdom. David Allen talks to us about their origins, their best practices and what separates them from the rest - by focussing on positivity and improving each and every one of their members.
The legend that is Bob Morton from LDC and Client-Centred Learning talks us through how CCL really helps ADIs get decrease stress and anxiety and how to prepare your business for the future.
Scottish driver trainer Gavin Brownlie talks about the inception of NASP and why he is always pushing for ADIs (Approved Driving Instructors) to get a better deal.
Russell talks about his experience running ADIA, and why communication and a strong relationship with test centres are the secret of a strong association.
Jaimmie talks to us about ELDIA, being people centric and how technology and electric vehicles are the future of the industry.
We chat with Tony Poole from Leeds Driving Instructors Association and discover why local associations are essential in todays world.
Mian Qasim of MQW Driving School on how he's coping during the COVID-19 pandemic and how he's learning new skills to benefit his students during and after lockdown.
Chris Bensted of Better Driver Training on how he's coping during the COVID-19 pandemic and how he's sharing much needed information.
Graham talks talk about coping during the epidemic and what instructors can do to stay engaged.
Neil talks about his excellent career, all the way to being Training Hero of the Year 2018.
Susan talks about her passion for driver safety and client-centred learning.
Rob talks about his passion; Electric Vehicles and how the industry is changing.
Stewart talks to us about how Caledonian LDT helps tackle isolation and get more instructors on the road.
Kate Fennelly on how the Driving Instructors Network Group (DING) is helping instructors.
Mike speaks to us about the origins of The Driving Instructor Show.