I am now pleased to announce the arrival of under 17s driving lessons to Dan Driver Training.
This is aimed at boys or girls who would like to get a hard start on learning the basics of driving a car before they turn 17.
Got a birthday coming up? Then why not do a driving birthday party?
Email enquiries@drivingschoolinpoole.co.uk
People should be between 14 and 17 years old. No experience or a driving licence is needed as all training will be given on the day.
The B-tec in safe driving can be done by anyone who either is training to gain their driving licence or already has it. The course is ran by Edexcel and is only available through partners of Any Driver Limited.
Why do it?
A recent graduate of this course saved £600 on their insurance, that paid for most of their driving lessons!
With the ever rising insurance costs today’s motorists face everyone is looking to save money wherever they can. The B-Tec consists of some course work that can be completed at home in your own leisure and the rest is based in the car. I will guide you through the whole process.
What will I gain from it?
Completing an B-Tec in safe driving is not just about making you a safer driver it will
Guarantee a 15% discount with Adrian Flux or Quote me today will try and beat ANY quote.
Help you save up to 15% in fuel costs by driving more Eco friendly.
If your thinking of going to university it will give you an extra qualification to go on your C.V as well as looking good on your personal statement as an extra curricular activity.
Give you a better understanding of how to keep your car roadworthy and properly maintained to avoid unnecessary bills.
To pass the B-Tec in safe driving you must demonstrate you have the correct knowledge and the ability to demonstrate it in the following areas.
Unit 1: Be able to ensure the safety of other when driving a vehicle.
Unit 2: Know how to ensure the safety of others when driving a vehicle.
Unit 3: Be able to give consideration to other road users.
Unit 4: Know how to give consideration to other road users.
Unit 5: Be able to maintain appropriate speed, position and control when driving a vehicle.
Unit 6: know how to maintain appropriate speed, position and control when driving a vehicle.
Unit 7: Be able to carry out required manoeuvres.
Unit 8: Know how to carry out required manoeuvres.
All the elements MUST be completed to the required level and MUST include motorway driving. Learner drivers can work towards everything whilst learning to drive apart from the motorway driving. This will have to be done upon successfully passing their test.
I am a fully qualified DSA approved driving instructor working in the Poole and Bournemouth area of Dorset, England.
I have been running my own driving school called DDT or Dans Driver training for 3 years now and I have never regretted leaving a large company to go out alone.
I am a self confessed techno freak who enjoys the comforts of modern life and I can’t imagine life without my iPhone and the company it gives me while I am working on the roads all day.
If not working I am a committed family man, married for nearly 7 years and have 4 wonderful (most of the time) children.
Between my work and my family my favorite thing is spending my evenings at my local gym.
I feel very lucky to be doing a job I thoroughly enjoy and despite the trials and tribulations myself and others who share my line of work face day in day out I wouldn’t swap it for the world.
Welcome to my new blog page. I will be using this site to give you all an insight into the world of driving instructors, what it is like to run your own driving school and some of the trials and tribulations that occur on driving lessons.
You might find some of my posts humorous (I hope), some might be deep and meaningful while others you might even find educational???
Whatever your looking for when reading my blogs I hope you enjoy them as much as I will sharing them.
