Over the last couple of years the figure recruited (not trained)  has been over 25,000 annually with no more than 4,500 achieving full qualification as an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI). You will see some company’s state the national average pass rate is around 27%, however, this figure is only for those who get to the Part Three test. In reality, no more than about 15% of those who enrol on a course qualify, this, in our view is mainly due to the inadequate training by providers and not the trainees ability.

More than 95% of the hundreds of trainees joining KISS over the last eight years have become qualified. More than half of those had previously enrolled and paid for a course with other training providers. What makes the difference are the significantly superior training aides and  training  sessions available every week which deliver much more one to one coaching.

There are a number of reasons all of which are connected to quality, starting with our commitment to building a driving school working with some of the best driving instructors in the industry. To achieve this we had to develop a training course and training aides that produced driving instructors who were coaches. These driving instructors have in turn become qualified and gone on to help us train so many more ADI’s together, and so it grows.

The other thing we do is, prevent trainees from taking tests until they are fully prepared and to achieve this we have to deliver much more training. Almost without exception you should be training with us at least once every week from the minute you enrol, more if possible.

Our course is very much hands on with the majority spent in-car and will require minimal home study. We aim to teach you everything you need to know about how to do your job as an approved driving instructor. Put into perspective, home study for a Part Three training session should only take an hour or so.

We spend at least a year training driving instructors which then ensures we have done the job properly and you have a sustainable career. You can however be working as an instructor in as little as sixteen weeks subject to completing your CRB check, DVSA registration and passing Part 1, Part 2 and competing a minimum of 40 hours of Part 3 training. Unlike most courses you will train with us for all three tests from day one so you are ready to work at the earliest opportunity.

Regardless of who you enrol with you must complete a CRB check which takes 8-10 weeks, then you have to register with the DVSA which then takes 2-3 weeks. So, you won’t be able to take the first test for at least 12-16 weeks, Our teaching is very much hands on with the majority spent in-car and will require minimal home study. We aim to teach you everything you need to know about how to do your job as an approved driving instructor. Put into perspective, home study for a Part Three training session should only take an hour or so.

Yes, because you will be able to teach to the highest standards you will get plenty of recommendations. Our aim is to maximise your income and minimise your expenditure at the earliest opportunity. Driving instructors typically take four to five years to become self sufficient, KISS driving instructors typically take two years to achieve the same.