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ADI Regulations & Standards Flashcards

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  1. The ADI Part 3 test (Standards Check) assesses instructional ability across how many competency areas?

    Answer: Three: lesson planning, risk management, teaching and learning strategies

    The Standards Check assesses ADI competence in three areas: lesson planning; risk management; and teaching and learning strategies, each scored 1–3, giving a maximum total of 51.

  2. If an ADI is convicted of a driving offence resulting in disqualification, they must:

    Answer: Notify DVSA immediately as the disqualification may affect their fitness to remain on the Register

    ADIs must be fit and proper persons; a driving disqualification must be notified to DVSA who will consider its impact on the ADI's registration, which may be suspended or revoked.

  3. What is the maximum period for which the trainee driving instructor (pink badge) licence can be held in total?

    Answer: 6 months with one extension to a maximum of 12 months

    The trainee licence is issued for 6 months and may be extended once for a further 6 months, giving a maximum of 12 months total to pass the Part 3 test.

  4. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for ADIs is:

    Answer: Not a legal requirement but strongly encouraged to maintain and improve instructional standards

    CPD is not currently a statutory requirement for ADI registration, but DVSA and professional bodies strongly encourage it to maintain teaching quality and awareness of evolving road and vehicle standards.

  5. Which marking category in the standards check relates to whether the ADI identified risks during the lesson and managed them appropriately?

    Answer: Risk management

    The 'risk management' competency area specifically assesses whether the ADI identified, communicated and managed risks to an appropriate level throughout the lesson.

  6. An ADI is required to renew their registration with DVSA every:

    Answer: 4 years

    ADI registration lasts for 4 years; renewal requires payment of the registration fee and completion of a new criminal record check; standards checks may also be required.

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