In unit eleven, participants will be assessed through the process for driving teachers, which is a comprehensive evaluation that mirrors real-life teaching scenarios.
Participants are expected to demonstrate their ability to
deliver a driver training session that adheres to the
established curriculum standards. Prior to the assessment, they
must present records of student progress and their own
reflective notes from previous lessons.
This preparation allows for a thorough review of their teaching
methods and effectiveness.
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01You will be able to create an effective lesson plan template to deliver driver training to a PDI/ADI.
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02You will be able to submit and explain a route plan of your chosen topic and its relevance to a specific student's current knowledge and ability.
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03You will be able to discuss and demonstrate your ability to keep everyone safe through developing clear and concise sharing of risk and responsibility.
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04You will be able to analyse through discussion and demonstration how driving fault simulation, remedial action, and feedback interlock throughout the driver training session.
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05You will be able to discuss the client-centred skills necessary for conducting a driving lesson and how you recognise that learning has occurred.
Following the training day you can request an attendance certificate.
On completion of your in-car and online assignments you will be sent a completion certificate for Unit Eleven. (You have six months to complete.) The Honest Truth
On completion of all thirteen units of the Diploma for Teaching the Introduction to Driving Education Award you will receive your full qualification certificate — SCQF Level 8 | 17 credit points. (You have two years to complete all thirteen units.)
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