If you looking for a new career and you enjoy helping younger people learn how to drive, you may want to consider a career in driving instruction.  The Bill Plant School of Motoring offers individuals the opportunity to franchise their own driving school business or work with an established business to teach anyone interested in learning how to drive.

The driving instructor course is designed for each individual to learn at his or her own pace.  You will be assigned a regional trainer who will support your progress and all the materials you will need to complete your assignments will be provided.

By becoming a driving instructor, you get the opportunity to not only develop your own driving skills more, but you get to get help younger people learn how to drive as well.  You can use your wealth of practical experience to teach and pass on a positive driving attitude.

How often do you stop when driving when you begin to feel tired? According to safety campaigners not many of us do and driving when feeling tired is the cause of 20%, or one in five road accidents on major roads in the country.

How do you recognise tiredness when driving? According to the Road Safety Minister, a single yawn is enough to signal that you should stop at the next service area or lay by and have a twenty minute sleep or “cat nap”, enough to recover and continue your journey. Many fleet drivers, or others who drive for work, point out that if you are going to a meeting, or have a timed delivery to make, twenty minutes will completely throw out your schedule. Frankly this is just not an excuse and planned stops should be factored into your journeys, having, or causing an accident is not an option.

There is even more reason to sign up with Bill Plant and become a driving instructor as we’re now offering a free corporate / fleet driver training course worth over £1000.

To qualify for the free fleet trainer’s course, you need to have successfully completed parts 1, 2 & 3 of the ADI training with the Bill Plant Instructor School, and also to have taken on the Bill Plant driving instructor franchise.

As a fleet instructor, you will be involved with going into companies and representing Bill Plant Fleetcraft. This means you will be taking company vehicle drivers, ranging from the MD of multi site companies to the person driving the delivery vehicles or staff transport. The job is to ensure that they are able to drive as safely as possible and that they have fulfilled the legal training requirements. This may also involve SAFED training, which is for safe and fuel efficient driving, meaning that companies can save substantial amounts on their annual fuel bills and drastically reduce accident rates.

The beauty of being a fleet trainer, is that currently less than 5% of the instructors in the UK have this qualification, and whilst it dovetails nicely with instructing learners, it allows you teach on a different level and have additional qualifications.

The start of the new year brings many challenges and people often consider their resolutions in terms of where they work and how they can make their life much more rewarding. The ability to be your own boss and be able to have flexibility in working the hours you want maybe just a dream for most. Have you ever considered becoming a Driving Instructor ? Working in such a job gives you the freedom you have been looking for and the additional reassurance that you will always have the necessary skills to have a job for a lifetime.

A driving instructor job is not restricted to age groups or people from a particular walk of life, it is a job that offers too many benefits to list and real prospects for immediate career advancement. The ability to earn in excess of £400 per week mustbe an incentive for most. The Bill Plant Driving Instructor College provides a real learning experience and driving courses that are tailored to suit you, giving the most individual tuition possible today.

Bill Plant Ltd does not stop at driver training it even offers you a job after qualifying. Why not become a driving instructor today ?