ADI/PDI Career Training
Shift Your
Career.
Join the elite. Become a fully qualified driving instructor with Kev's expert 1-to-1 mentorship program.
1-to-1 Coaching
No group sessions. Just you and Kev focused on your professional development.
Part 1, 2 & 3
Full support for all three qualifying parts of the ADI qualification.
Earn While Learning
PDI (Pink Badge) opportunities to start earning before your final test.
Flexible Payments
Spread the cost of your training with our easy monthly payment plans.
Affordable
Payment Plans.
Starting a new career shouldn't be a financial burden. We offer flexible monthly billing to help you manage the cost of your ADI training while you learn.
- No large upfront fees REQUIRED
- PAY-AS-YOU-TRAIN OPTIONS
- CLEAR, INTEREST-FREE BILLING
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I become a driving instructor in Wales?
To become an ADI in Wales, you must pass three qualifying tests: Part 1 (theory and hazard perception), Part 2 (advanced driving ability), and Part 3 (instructional ability). Kev provides comprehensive 1-to-1 training for all three parts.
How long does it take to become a driving instructor?
Most people take 6-12 months to complete all three parts of the ADI qualification. The timeline depends on your existing driving experience and how much training time you can commit each week.
Can I earn money while training as a driving instructor?
Yes. Once you pass Part 2, you can apply for a Pink Trainee Licence (PDI) which allows you to charge pupils for lessons while completing your Part 3 training. This helps offset training costs.
How much does driving instructor training cost?
Kev offers flexible monthly payment plans with no large upfront fees required. Contact us for a personalised quote based on your current experience and goals.
What qualifications do I need to start ADI training?
You must hold a full UK driving licence for at least 3 years, be over 21 years old, and pass a criminal record check. No formal qualifications are required - Kev trains people from all backgrounds.
Is there demand for driving instructors in South Wales?
Yes, there is strong demand for qualified driving instructors across South Wales. Many instructors have long waiting lists, and the aging instructor population means ongoing opportunities for new ADIs.