Dive into the intricacies of road risk management with Simon Turner, of ‘Driving For Better Business’, a campaign backed by Highways England. In this enlightening webinar, Simon will shed light on the frequent compliance pitfalls under the Health and Safety at Work Act and the pivotal role Fleet Trainers play in addressing these issues.
Join us for a concise review of the 2021 Cycle Savvy pilot, concluded in May 2022. Benjamin Smith will share insights on its impact involving 2300 ADIs, the feedback that reshaped our online training, and unveil the next steps for Cycle Savvy. Discover how you can be pivotal in its future.
Join Steve Boyle, Managing Director at DriverAssist.ME, and Kevin Martin, Head of Training and Development at DIA, to discover the transformative changes in car technology. During this recording of DIA Academy’s live webinar, we explored popular examples of Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS), including Automatic Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Sensors, Lane Departure Warning Systems, and Sign Recognition. Through slides, videos, and valuable resources, we’ll unravel how these technologies work, their benefits, and potential downsides.
During this webinar, Graham will explore tools and tips on how and when to conduct an effective mock test. Graham will explore some of the pitfalls to avoid and he will highlight how beneficial mock testing is for your pupils. Included within this webinar will be the latest research highlighting the benefits of effective mock testing. Graham will look at what needs to be in the test, assessing faults and result recording.
Enhance your wellbeing, posture, and mobility with Gill Stewart, Program Director at Nordic Walking UK. Discover valuable insights, exercises, and strategies to improve your daily routine and overall health.
Watch our webinar on the successful ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign, led by Abigail Britten, Head of Recovery Communications at the DVSA, to enhance your knowledge of road safety and support your learner drivers. Throughout the webinar, Abigail shares her expertise on managing nerves, mock tests, taking the test, and supporting learner drivers throughout their journey.
DIA’s Carly Brookfield, CEO, Howard Redwood, Head of Road Safety, and Kevin Martin, Head of Training and Development, discuss the fundamentals of franchising your driving school business, as well as the pitfalls of operating a franchise model.
As we move towards Christmas and the end of the year, we’ll use this session to focus on what trainers need to focus on in 2023 and how to best plan for a stellar year.
The DIA review the new changes to the Highway Code and how these might affect road users.
In this webinar Howard Redwood will be reviewing the new approach to prioritising Standards Checks.
This course includes our COVID-19 Guarantee. If the course has to be cancelled due to COVID-19 we’ll transfer your place or issue a refund where necessary.
If you cancel within seven days of booking we will refund the cost of the course. However, we cannot issue any refunds if you want to cancel anytime after this. We may need to cancel or postpone courses occasionally due to reasons beyond our control. The course date will go ahead even if there is just one attendee. If you plan to book overnight accommodation as part of this course, do ensure you book a refundable option in case the course date had to be changed, postponed or cancelled. The DIA is not responsible for any costs you may incur.
By purchasing this product you agree that you have read and understood the requirements of the test that you are applying for.
Refund policy: Once a booking has been confirmed with a trainer directly for either a one-to-one standards check or mock test session you will need to give seven days notice to cancel, otherwise the fee will be lost and a new booking and payment will be required.
NOTE: For all training sessions and mock tests you and your trainer must wear a suitable face covering. Your trainer cannot provide one for you, trainers are only responsible for their own face covering and PPE protection. If a suitable face covering is not in place, your session will be cancelled and the fee will be lost. If you have a medical exception to wearing a face covering, this must be provided as proof of exemption to your Diamond trainer. You must demonstrate that your car has been cleaned, using anti-viral wipes to clean passenger handles inside and outside, the dashboard and any other touch points for the trainer. If your vehicle is not fit for purpose your session will be cancelled and the fee will be lost.
Candidates should not attend a training session or mock test if they are feeling unwell, particularly if they identify core symptoms associated with COVID-19 (such as a persistent cough or fever). We ask candidates to notify the DIA of any possible exposure to, or diagnosis of, coronavirus as soon as possible. If you are unable to take a test due to a COVID-19 diagnosis or possible symptoms, your session will be postponed without losing your fee and you will not be permitted to rearrange your standards check session or mock test within the next 14 days following the cancellation.
Once you have paid for your standards check session and/or mock test, your details will be forwarded to your nominated Diamond trainer local to you, who will be in touch with you within 48 hours (Monday-Friday) with a view to booking you in at a mutually convenient location, date and time. Some flexibility will be required in terms of location, taking into account trainer availability at regional level and where restrictions with COVID-19 may be taking place. Your Diamond trainer will make arrangements to meet via text, email or telephone. We do not have specific meeting locations and your Diamond trainer will discuss any other queries with you once your booking has been made online.
You will need to use your own vehicle for the standards check session and mock test, which is suitable for training and allows for your Diamond trainer to role play a suitable candidate, with the relevant insurance in place to allow for this. All Diamond trainers are qualified ADIs with a Diamond examiner qualification in place. You will need to show relevant insurance cover to your Diamond trainer, either before or on the day of your agreed booking date and time. The vehicle you supply must be both roadworthy and legal for the purposes of the standards check session and mock test and your session will be cancelled if you do not present a suitable car with the relevant insurance. If you are more than 15 minutes late to your standards check or mock test session you will lose your booking and the fee will need to be paid again.
You will be asked to read a number plate at the required distance, full details can be found at www.gov.uk/driving-
To attend the Zoom sessions you will need a PC, laptop or tablet that can run Zoom and must also have a camera and microphone so you are able to participate fully in the sessions. You are responsible for ensuring you can access and navigate zoom and that you have a strong enough internet connection. If you cannot join the session due to technical difficulties, we cannot guarantee that you will be moved to another session. Session dates are subject to change.
During this course you will be placed into small ‘live’ discussion groups and will need to converse. Please be aware of how to mute and unmute your microphone for the general discussions that will also be taking place.