ManualAutomatic
ADI Part 2 Mock Test
A full Part 2 mock, marked and debriefed.
- Price
- £110per session
- Typical session
- 2 hours
ADI Part 2 Practical Training
Driving-ability training to the standard Part 2 demands.
- Price
- £55per hour
- Typical session
- 2 hours
- Transmission
- ManualAutomatic
- Driving to Part 2 standard
- Set exercises
- Fault analysis
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Part 2 tests your own driving to a far higher standard than the learner test. Training covers precise control, observation, planning and the set exercises, with continuous feedback on the habits that cost candidates marks.
Changing or cancelling
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
What practical instructor training do you offer?
We deliver practical, in-car instructor training: ADI Part 2 driving ability and mocks, Part 3 instructional ability and mocks, PDI coaching, observed teaching, Standards Check preparation and practical CPD. We focus on the in-car work rather than selling Part 1 theory courses.
Do I need to have passed Part 1 before training with you?
For Part 2 training you will normally have passed Part 1, since that is what lets you book the Part 2 test. We ask about it only to understand where you are - we do not sell a Part 1 theory course.
Can I train in my own car?
For most practical instructor training, yes, provided the car is roadworthy, insured for the purpose and suitable for the training. For Part 2 work a dual-control car is usually better, and your trainer can supply one.
Are Passwise training records official DVSA records?
No. The training hours and notes we record are Passwise's own records, kept so you and your trainer can see your progress. They are not submitted to, or recognised by, the DVSA as official records.
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