DTIDEA - Unit 2 Online - 8th October 25
Diploma Unit 2 - Training Advanced Theories and Practices of Driving
Unit 2 - Training Advanced Theories and Practices of Driving
Diploma for Teaching the Introduction to Driving Education Award
In-Car Training
In unit two, participants will help prepare potential driving instructors for their driving theory assessment, which involves a comprehensive understanding of traffic rules, road signs, laws, and safe driving practices. Utilising a variety of resources, that can significantly aid candidates in their study.
Participants will transfer their knowledge and understanding of the theories and practices of driving, which will help their potential driving instructors overcome initial weaknesses into robust strengths, ensuring a well-rounded preparation for the assessment and future teaching.
Price: £230
Date: 8th October 25
Times: 9.30am - 4.30pm
Location: Online
Who is it for?
- For ADIs who are thinking about delivering Potential Driving Instructor training and are exploring Train the Trainer options.
Learning Outcomes
- You will be able to create and organise a comprehensive list of theory materials to assist PDIs in supporting their students' theory studies.
- You will be able to discuss how you would deliver PDI/ADI theory training in-car, including different learning preferences.
- You will be able to construct and discuss four real-life scenarios reinforcing the importance of diverse situations.
- You will be able to produce and submit how to use an effective assessment procedure to evaluate a PDI's theory training progress.
What do you get?
- Following the training day you can request an attendance certificate.
- On completion of your in-car and online assignments you will be sent a completion certificate for Unit Two. (You have six months to complete)
- On completion of all thirteen units of the Diploma for Teaching the Introduction to Driving Education Award you will receive your full qualification certificate which is SCQF Level 8 | 17 credit points. (You have two years to complete all thirteen units)
