Ordit training and ordit trainers in birmingham, cannock, dudley, oswestry, shrewsbury, stafford, stoke-on trent, tamworth, telford, walsall, wolverhampton and nationwide

ORDIT - Means your trainer has been inspected and verified by the DSA

as being able to give training to a standard that is acceptable to them.

If your Trainer is NOT ORDIT REGISTERED - Don't use them!

The objective of the Ordit register is to establish and maintain acceptable

standards of driving instructor training for those trainers and training establishments

who wish to have their names entered onto the official register of driving instructor training.

The register is run by the Driving Standards Agency.

Prospective driving instructors are advised by the Driving Standards Agency

to train to become a driving instructor with an ORDIT registered trainer.

ORDIT trainers have undergone very thorough inspections of their work.

The DSA Supervising Examiners (ADI) conducts these inspections.

Chris Gouldingay is our senior Instructor Trainer He is one of only a handful of Trainers in the UK to hold Adi, Fleet and ORDIT badges.

Chris Gouldingay is on the ORDIT register and our belief is that sometime in the near future

it will become law that only ORDIT registered trainers will be allowed to train people how to become approved driving learner-driver-driving-instructors.

 Unfortunately within this industry there are a number of very dubious trainers and instructor training groups that have sprung up over the last 5 to 10 years. Some of these trainers are in fact learner driver instructors who have little or no experience of teaching people how to become an instructor

and some training groups seem to be more concerned in getting as many people as possible to hand

over large sums of money with little or no incentive to get you qualified. Regrettably they seem to show

more skill at getting your money than they are at training. 

How to choose a trainer

When paying out good money for instructor training make sure you are getting the best training possible.

Only ORDIT registered trainers have had their work assessed by the Driving Standards Agency,

 and only these trainers are approved and recommended by the DSA without any exceptions

Therefore don't take it for granted you are being told the truth, ask to see their recent grading certificate

and remember if they don't advertise it, think why not?  Some people put letters after their name that only mean

they have paid membership money to join such as DIA and MSA etc

Make sure you check out your trainer's history of ADI training by asking for testimonials of people

they have trained as many driving schools are putting ADI training in their adverts and in fact may

have done very little or none of this training previously. ADI training is very different to learner driver training. 

"Your road to becoming an Approved Driving Instructor" to check out very carefully

and to get the answers in writing to your questions and not to sign anything or pay out for a

complete course unless you are sure that the course is what you want. Ask yourself why do

they put this in bold print in a government booklet?

If you are asked to pay out a large sum of money in advance for the whole of your training including

exam fees and the registration payment you should wonder why they require all this money in one go

as it is just as easy for you to pay these to the DSA when they are required. Is it that if you decide not

to continue with your training or fail a practical exam three times that you may have signed something to

say that you can't have your money back? 

If something looks too good to be true - don't be fooled as in life it usually is.  

Learn to read between the lines of any advertising or sales talk.

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