Road Safety Authority Approved Training Centre. Wondering what this actually means and how does this effect your decision when choosing to be trained as an ADI in Ireland. As a result of our exceptional quality and standards and having met the RSA’s interview and qualifying process to be a certified and registered training organisation to … Read more
As the law stands now you cannot legally operate as a driving instructor in Ireland, without formal qualifications. To teach you have to pass the Road Safety Authority Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) examinations. Qualifications Needed to Become a Driving Instructor You must pass all RSA 3 stages to gain the qualification of ADI (Approved Driving … Read more
Regardless of who you choose to train with, the time it takes to qualify and become a driving instructor is subject to the RSA’s examination schedules. There are three parts to the ADI examination, a theory test, a driving test and a practical test of your ability to instruct. Each part has to be taken … Read more