Quality Instructor Training and get your fees back!

• Thinking of a career change?
• Looking to improve your work/life balance?
• Want to be in control?

Becoming a driving instructor is a great career move. With over 1.3 million* people taking their driving test in the UK each year, now is a good time to join the industry. Discover your freedom by training as a driving instructor.

Quality training, with a guaranteed franchise.

• Course fees refunded when you qualify (subject to T&C’s)
• All training overseen by our experienced training manager
• Continuous training with the same instructor
• The course is accredited by the DSA’s Official Register of Driving Instructor Trainers and delivered by qualified instructors
• Business skills to help you run your franchise
• Continuing career and CPD opportunities

Contact one of our instructor training advisors to discuss how we may be able to help fulfil your career change ambitions

Why do I have to pay for the training?

Because of the flexibility offered as a driving instructor, they are entitled to the status of being self employed with all the benefits associated with it. As a result all driving instructors have to pay for their training to become qualified. This is tax deductible as a start up cost. However, when the costs of training are set against the potential income, the investment is quite small and recovered quite quickly.

Couple this potential with our money back guarantee, then now is a perfect time to take a look at changing your career.

Why New Driver?

Here at New Driver we take your training very seriously. We are committed to providing you with comprehensive training and support both during your training and when you join us as a franchisee.

Our Instructor Training Consultant, Dave Foster, MA, Dip. DI is a highly experienced instructor trainer. His role is to oversee your training and ensure that you receive comprehensive training, following a tried and tested approach, to maximise your chances of success and join this exciting and rewarding career.

* Figures issued by the DSA for 2011