ADI Part 3 Cockpit drill, Controls and Blindspots lesson plan briefing folder

ADI Part 3 Driving Lesson Plan Diagrams Book for Driving Schools – Cockpit drill, controls and Blindspots.

A4 Size, Thick 160gsm Driving lesson plan Book.

* Driving Lesson Plan briefing Books - We've upgraded the traditional driving school lesson plan books to include all the information needed for student progress, easier organization, and improved understanding. It's the reliable and effective way to plan driving lessons for Cockpit drill, controls and Blindspots

* Convenient A4 Size - Our books are A4 and easily fit in the door pocket or backpack. Printed on high quality, 160 gsm paper so students can easily understand Cockpit drill, controls and Blindspots, helping students understand the subjects more thoroughly and for instructors to highlight what needs working on.

* Tracks Skills Learned - This helps students keep track of their driving lessons and achieve all the necessary driving skills as set out by the DVSA. Being organized helps students learn better and at their own pace, increasing the chances of success on their driving test.

* Common Training Guide Included - Our A4 driving lesson plans for Cockpit drill, controls and Blindspots include all the understanding needed for the driving test, independent driving skills including signs and sat nav, and a checklist for skills acquired with easy spaces for instructor approval. They even come with high quality diagrams and instructions for what to do

* Plenty of Instructors Diagrams - We took care to include lots of Instructor diagrams. This improved Driving Lessons Plan Briefing Book for Cockpit drill, controls and Blindspots will make your Driving school better organized and respected with improved student success. It makes much appreciated gift for anyone who teaches driving. Driving Lessons Plan Cockpit drill, controls and Blindspots Briefing Folder-

Essential for Driving Schools and instructors to help students keep track of their progress. This book is designed to help instructors become better teachers