Podcast Host: The Driving Instructor
Podcast Owner: sholao
Website: http://ukadi.blogspot.com/
Location: London, United Kingdom
Tips to pass the UK Driving test and an insight into the life of a UK driving instructor.
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2/11/2012 | Download File (0.00 MB) - right click to download
Learning to drive a car in NW London and passing the DSA practical car test in Mill Hill need not be as hard as some learner drivers make it, and I would like to offer you high quality driving lessons to help you get that full British licence, be you a beginner, already attempted the test or a foreign international licence holder.You need to choose the right driving instructor/school or DSA approved ADI as a starting point for your quest to pass the driving test and as a fully qualified DSA approved driving instructor who has worked for the likes of the AA driving school, I am the right choice, and don't just offer cheap driving lessons, but a complete package that includes this website full of supplementary information that draws from my many years of experience. If you are new to the city of greater London, then you might have difficulty to begin with as the roads are narrow and traffic is busy, but driving school instructors should be able to plan your London Driving Lessons to suit your skills and level. With summer fully here and many university students on holiday, london driving instructors are getting more enquires for quality tuition here in the capital city. Operating out of Mill Hill, North West London and providing driving Lessons in the local area, I'm the right london driving instructor for you if you are serious about passing your driving test or learning to drive the correct way in the following places:Edgware, Brent Cross, Finchley, Burnt Oak, Kingsbury, Kilburn, West Hampstead, Wembley, Golders Green, Colindale.I'm currently offering high quality affordable driving lessons at £25 per hour from Mill Hill to residents and those working in the areas of North West London mentioned above.If you want a mock test, refresher lesson, motorway lesson, a second opinion on your driving skills or just want to start learning to drive with a reliable, patient driving instructor, then this is a good opportunity to start the learning or test preparation process.Why should you take lessons with me?I'm a fully qualified DSA approved ex AA instructor based in Mill Hill, operated a driving school franchise with one of the largest motoring organisations and provide top class tuition adapted to your individual needs.All lessons are on a one to one basis, follow the DSA structured guide , and you get a full hour.I have an in car recording system to record your driving lesson for you to review either on DVD (which you supply) or online, so you have multiple chances of going over each lesson, a free service not available from any other driving instructor in the Mill Hill, Hendon, Burnt Oak or Edgware area!A sample clip from a typical driving lesson in the Mill Hill area is show below.If you are interested, call 07956233032, or email adi@privatehomesales.co.ukNote: I only offer manual driving lessons and don't have an automatic carDriving School HendonIf you live in or around Hendon London, need driving lessons in NW4 London, want to learn to drive and pass the UK driving test, need refresher driving lessons, motorway lesson or want to do a pass plus course, then you can also contact me on 07956233032.I am familiar with the Mill Hill and Hendon Test centre routes, and can help you to familiarise yourself with potential hazards in the local area, or can take you on the driving test subject to my availability and a 2 hr assessment lesson to confirm you are at the required DSA level.Driving Instructor HA8My driving school also covers the Burnt Oak, Egdware areas of London, so as an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI)I can offer you lessons and quality tuition for learner drivers looking to acquire driving skills and get their full UK driving licence.Driving School Instructor NW9
11/4/2011 | Download File (0.00 MB) - right click to download
Many people think that the easiest place to pass in London is the Pinner driving test centre, and judging by the the fact that the current waiting time is 20 weeks, many people are booking their appointments there, even willing to travel long distances across London in the hope of getting a pass certificate.I had my first driving test at Pinner recently, and the candidate passed, so you can make of that what you like (there were quite a few driver errors I had to correct in the sessions before the assesssment), but you still need to bear in mind that no matter how easy you think the driving test routes are there is a lot that can go wrong during the 40 minutes you are in the car with the DSA examiner, so preparation is the key even if you are taking the automatic car driving test and don't need to worry about gears.One thing to bear in mind is that routes can change at anytime, and even simple things like road works or a car accident can severely change traffic conditions, so having enough driving experience is critical and more important than memorising routes or locations of driving test manuevers. If you think that a particular driving test centre is an easy place to pass at, you could be giving yourself false hopes and just putting money into the DSA's pockets if you don't concentrate on getting your skills to the required level but instead want to play games of chance.I don't use Pinner for my learner's tests, the centres near to me and which I am familiar with the examiners and routes are Watford, Mill Hill, Hendon and Borehamwood.If you require high quality driving lessons from a very helpful, patient and fully qualified instructor, then why not call or send me a text message on 07956233032Thinking about becoming an instructor? Don't just make a decision based on the red driving school TV advertisement, do the proper research and know all the ADI training options available to you.Subscribe to my Driving Test Tips so you don't miss any future articles and get DSA updates direct to your inbox by Email. The service is provided and powered by Google Feedburner, so I don't personally keep your email addresses, and you can remove yourself anytime after passing the driving test with just one mouse click, you can also follow UKADI on twitter or join my UKADI Facebook page.Please let me know your views by posting a comment on the blog at http://www.ukadi.co.uk <img src="http://fe
10/27/2011 | Download File (0.00 MB) - right click to download
I have seen it many times during driving lessons in London where learner drivers just get totally confused at roundabouts, not remembering who to give way to, which lane to use, should I indicate or not, what about exiting, I'm turning right, why do I have to first go to the left?Everyone will have their least favorite part to learning to drive, and for many roundabouts are like a major obstacle, which is why you need to make sure your driving instructor not only gives you enough practice on these, but makes sure you understand and overcome any fears you have of these junctions.To recap, the basic principles are:1. Give way to traffic approaching from the right. If roundabout is controlled by traffic lights, then these take priority, so go if they are green.2. You need to make an effort to go round mini-roundabouts, but it is okay if you wheels touch part of the white markings on very small ones.3. Signalling: The video below should help you with signalling:4. Don't approach any junction too fast, the faster your car is, the faster your reactions/thinking process needs to be.As with all your driving test preparations, practise, practice and practise some more, confidence comes from a combination of knowlwdge and experience, your driving lessons should be structured to get rid of weaknesses while re-empasising your strenghts.If you require high quality driving lessons from a very helpful, patient and fully qualified instructor, then why not call or send me a text message on 07956233032Thinking about becoming an instructor? Don't just make a decision based on the red driving school TV advertisement, do the proper research and know all the ADI training options available to you.Subscribe to my Driving Test Tips so you don't miss any future articles and get DSA updates direct to your inbox by Email. The service is provided and powered by Google Feedburner, so I don't personally keep your email addresses, and you can remove yourself anytime after passing the driving test with just one mouse click, you can also follow UKADI on twitter or join my UKADI Facebook page.Please let me know your views by posting a comment on the blog at http://www.ukadi.co.uk
10/13/2011 | Download File (0.00 MB) - right click to download
When a DSA qualified driving instructor wants to introduce a new subject to a learner driver, they would normal use a driving lesson briefing which might include diagrams to illustrate and clarify the new skill being taught.The purpose of driving lesson briefings is to draw on any previous knowledge and experience when introducing the new subject, so an experienced instructor should tailor the briefing to suit the individual and not always follow a set procedure. For example when starting the parallel parking exercise, the ADI might ask the learner what clutch control is and how does one use it to keep a vehicle slow during a manuever. One student might be able explain it properly, and say he/she has no issues with this skill, while another might never have heard of it!The use of diagrams on lesson briefings can help some learner drivers more easily remember concepts of a particular subject, while for some it can help stopping boredom though no lesson briefing should be more than 10 minutes.I know in the real world some ADIs do not use lesson briefings when introducing a new subject, but they are a very useful tool and resource that any DSA fully qualified instructor should be using.illegal driving instructor videoThinking about becoming an instructor? Don't just make a decision based on the red driving school TV advertisement, do the proper research and know all the ADI training options available to you.Subscribe to my Driving Test Tips so you don't miss any future articles and get DSA updates direct to your inbox by Email. The service is provided and powered by Google Feedburner, so I don't personally keep your email addresses, and you can remove yourself anytime after passing the driving test with just one mouse click, you can also follow UKADI on twitter or join my UKADI Facebook page.More ADI advicePassing ADI check test information.Red Driving School Scam or Not?My PDI part 1 and 2 experience.CRB Checks for Driving Instructors.BSM on TV Watchdog.Booking driving test without ADI number.Please let me know your views by posting a comment on the blog at http://www.ukadi.co.uk <a href="http://
10/13/2011 | Download File - right click to download
You need your provisional licence for you to book and take the theory test in the UK.If you already have a theory test booking, and for some reason you are unable to produce your provisional driving license either because it lost, misplaced or revoked by the dvla, then you will not be allowed to sit the computer based examination even if you have no plans of driving a car until a replacement arrives.The UK driving test consists of two seperate parts (computer based theory examination and a practical car/motorcycle assessment), and you need to pass both (theory first) in order for the DVLA to grant you the priviledge of driving or riding alone with out restrictions. It is for this reason that your entitlement to drive needs to be checked before you can sit the theory test. Remember you need both parts (counterpart and photo id), without which you will not able to take either the theory or practical tests.If you require high quality cheap driving lessons in London from a very helpful, patient and fully qualified instructor, then why not call or send me a text message on 07956233032Subscribe to my Driving Test Tips so you don't miss any future articles and get DSA updates direct to your inbox by Email. The service is provided and powered by Google Feedburner, so I don't personally keep your email addresses, and you can remove yourself anytime after passing the driving test with just one mouse click, you can also follow UKADI on twitter or join my UKADI Facebook page.More Licence and Test Advice6 points on licence?Lost theory pass certificate and DSA examiner.Car for DSA practical test.Free online driving lessons and Videos.Driving test confirmation letter.Please let me know your views by posting a comment on the blog at http://www.ukadi.co.uk
