Why become a driving instructor?
Here are just some of the reasons to change career.
Be your own boss
You control the days and times you work, so you can stay flexible around family and life events.
Supply the demand
Demand for driving lessons across the UK is on the rise, and instructors are needed nationwide to meet it.
Earn more
More hours of tuition means higher earning potential. We estimate an instructor working 40 hours a week can earn between £35,000 and £40,000 a year.
Train with an ORDIT registered school
The DVSA recommends you only take practical training to become a driving instructor with Approved Driving Instructors who are listed on the Official Register of Driving Instructor Trainers (ORDIT). Sandhu Driving School is ORDIT registered.
- Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of the ADI qualifying tests
- ADI standards check training for qualified instructors
- A headboard franchise from £50 a week once you qualify
See our driving instructor training in Wolverhampton, instructor training and standards check pages.
ORDIT registered. Assessed and accredited instructor tuition for all 3 qualifying stages.
ORDIT instructor training FAQs
1. Is Sandhu Driving School ORDIT registered?
Yes. We are ORDIT registered to provide Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 training and ADI standards check training. The DVSA recommends practical training for becoming an instructor is only taken with Approved Driving Instructors listed on the Official Register of Driving Instructor Trainers (ORDIT).
2. How much can a driving instructor earn?
You decide when you work, so you decide what you earn. We estimate that an instructor working the same 40 hours as an office worker can earn between £35,000 and £40,000 a year.
3. Can I join your franchise once I qualify?
Yes. Our headboard franchise starts from £50 a week, with no binding contracts and no fees until you have received at least 8 pupils.
4. Do you help qualified instructors with the standards check?
Yes. We offer ADI standards check training for approved driving instructors.
Talk to us about training
Thinking about a new career? Tell us a little about yourself and we will call you to talk it through.