How to Become a Driving Instructor (A Step by Step Guide): 11in1 Bundle

This step-by-step guide covers all the core knowledge needed to pursue a career as a driving instructor. With courses ranging from car and bike maintenance to fire safety and first aid, it offers a broad base of understanding essential for anyone interested in the driving instruction sector. The inclusion of property law, VAT, and electrician fundamentals adds valuable insight into the regulatory and technical aspects relevant to the role.

Alongside practical knowledge, you will also develop problem-solving skills, time management, and gas-saving techniques that support efficiency and safety in this profession. Delivered entirely online, the bundle provides a clear path for learners seeking structured and flexible learning without the need for physical attendance.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand vehicle maintenance requirements for cars and motorbikes.
• Apply fire safety and first aid knowledge to emergency situations.
• Develop effective time management for professional responsibilities.
• Learn basics of HVAC and energy-saving methods for efficiency.
• Gain familiarity with property law and VAT regulations.
• Improve problem-solving skills for varied workplace challenges.

Who is this Course For

• Individuals aiming to become qualified driving instructors.
• Professionals interested in vehicle maintenance and safety procedures.
• Those seeking knowledge of property law relevant to transport.
• People wishing to improve first aid and fire safety skills.
• Learners wanting to develop effective time and gas-saving techniques.
• Electricians and HVAC technicians expanding into transport-related fields.
• Students looking for structured online learning without attendance requirements.
• Anyone preparing for a career in driving instruction or transport.

Career Path

• Driving Instructor — £28,000 per year (average UK salary)
• Vehicle Maintenance Technician — £27,000 per year
• HVAC Technician — £30,000 per year
• Property Law Assistant — £26,000 per year
• Electrician — £29,000 per year
• Fire Safety Officer — £24,000 per year