Unit 11 - Introduction to how to deliver a driving lesson

Introduction to Driving Education Award

In-Car Training

In unit eleven, participants will be assessed through the process for driving teachers, which is a comprehensive evaluation that mirrors real-life teaching scenarios.

Participants are expected to demonstrate their ability to deliver a driving lesson that adheres to the established curriculum standards. Prior to the assessment, they must present records of student progress and their own reflective notes from previous lessons. This preparation allows for a thorough review of their teaching methods and effectiveness.

Who is it for?

For Potential Driving Instructors undertaking training or ADIs wishing to update their training

Learning Outcomes

You will produce a structured lesson plan.
You will understand how to keep the trainer, the learner, and other road users safe throughout a driving lesson.
You will be able to demonstrate an ability to identify/discuss/explain any driving faults that occur.
You will be able to develop the driving skills of the learner.
You will be able to demonstrate a client-centred approach throughout the assessment.
You will be able to design a route that appropriately challenges the learner based on their individual skill level.
You will be able to demonstrate and share responsibilities for safety between the learner and teacher.
You will summarise throughout using practical feedback skills.

What do you get?

Following the training day you can request an attendance certificate (this will count towards your 40 hours or 20 hours).

On completion of your in-car and online assignments you will be sent a completion certificate for Unit Eleven. (You have six months to complete)
On completion of all thirteen units of the Introduction to Driving Education Award you will receive your full qualification certificate which is SCQF Level 5 | 25 credit points. (You have two years to complete all thirteen units)