Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
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Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Hi all,
Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Is there such an examination? I was lead to believe anyone could deliver driver CPC as long as they were registered with JAUPT?
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Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
anyone can register but evidence of qualifications is now required.
Various training providers of a 'CPC instructor' type course. Better off with a Level 3 AET.
The CPC instructor courses usually give an insight into DVSA requirements around procedures as well as how to train
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
I disagree with the option, but it is still possible to get someone approved via a letter from the TP stating the proposed "instructor" is capable, which makes a mockery of their "requirements" for would-be instructors. All the relevant guidance is available on the Jaupt website, for anyone interested.aleekinte8 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:30 pmanyone can register but evidence of qualifications is now required.
Various training providers of a 'CPC instructor' type course. Better off with a Level 3 AET.
The CPC instructor courses usually give an insight into DVSA requirements around procedures as well as how to train
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Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
correct for trainers with experience. Even the guidance is only guidance and other evidence will be considered. Just harder than it used to beNorClassy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:31 pmI disagree with the option, but it is still possible to get someone approved via a letter from the TP stating the proposed "instructor" is capable, which makes a mockery of their "requirements" for would-be instructors. All the relevant guidance is available on the Jaupt website, for anyone interested.aleekinte8 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:30 pmanyone can register but evidence of qualifications is now required.
Various training providers of a 'CPC instructor' type course. Better off with a Level 3 AET.
The CPC instructor courses usually give an insight into DVSA requirements around procedures as well as how to train
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Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
You can be approved by experience
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
All you need to do is prove your qualifications in the subject areas you will deliver, you can do a RHA. Train the trainer course and a pettle level 3 is a good teaching qual to gain but you don't need it.
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Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
If you want to be on the national register of instructors you will have to sit a 5 day course and test with RTITB. The DVSA are trying to get all instructors to register.
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Join a consortium as you can pay the 2500 and not be approved its not as straight forward
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
As easy as hell as there isn't one
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Yeah I get that. Perhaps I’m an idiot thinking the government are the only money-grubbing lot where CPC is concerned
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
No exam, any idiot can “ instruct “ the course. There in lies part of the problem. Unlike ADR, SQA do a proper job of vetting instructors. Although some muppets still slip through.
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
It's just a case of getting registered with the DVSA (was JAUPT). They will want to see evidence of competence or experience such as TMCPC and evidence of teaching/training qualification or experience would support your case. The Award in Education and Training (AET) would help. Essentially though, providing the DVSA approve you, it's just a case of having the confidence to deliver the material.
There are some truly terrible instructors out there. It's not a case of having an encyclopedic knowledge which you just can't wait to share or having driven since god was a lad and boring them silly with tales of roping and sheeting and Eaton twin splitters.......be humble, interesting, engaging and friendly. You have serious messages to convey but don't take yourself too seriously, humour often helps if it's appropriate
There are some truly terrible instructors out there. It's not a case of having an encyclopedic knowledge which you just can't wait to share or having driven since god was a lad and boring them silly with tales of roping and sheeting and Eaton twin splitters.......be humble, interesting, engaging and friendly. You have serious messages to convey but don't take yourself too seriously, humour often helps if it's appropriate
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
dont mention twin splitters half the room will get excitedbeganBan wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:38 pm It's just a case of getting registered with the DVSA (was JAUPT). They will want to see evidence of competence or experience such as TMCPC and evidence of teaching/training qualification or experience would support your case. The Award in Education and Training (AET) would help. Essentially though, providing the DVSA approve you, it's just a case of having the confidence to deliver the material.
There are some truly terrible instructors out there. It's not a case of having an encyclopedic knowledge which you just can't wait to share or having driven since god was a lad and boring them silly with tales of roping and sheeting and Eaton twin splitters.......be humble, interesting, engaging and friendly. You have serious messages to convey but don't take yourself too seriously, humour often helps if it's appropriate
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
just checking I got this right you don’t have to be formally trained to register and become an instructor, I have TM international qualification for 15 yearsbeganBan wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:38 pm It's just a case of getting registered with the DVSA (was JAUPT). They will want to see evidence of competence or experience such as TMCPC and evidence of teaching/training qualification or experience would support your case. The Award in Education and Training (AET) would help. Essentially though, providing the DVSA approve you, it's just a case of having the confidence to deliver the material.
There are some truly terrible instructors out there. It's not a case of having an encyclopedic knowledge which you just can't wait to share or having driven since god was a lad and boring them silly with tales of roping and sheeting and Eaton twin splitters.......be humble, interesting, engaging and friendly. You have serious messages to convey but don't take yourself too seriously, humour often helps if it's appropriate
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
No formal qualifications, each application to become DVSA (JAUPT) approved is taken on its own merits and you are asked to list your experience/qualifications etc. Any training/teaching experience or qualifications would certainly help your case. If your looking for work from other training providers as a subbie they may well insist on AET or the like, or even insist that you go on their train the trainer course because they are trying to protect their product/reputation, but as far as DVSA are concerned then no formal.jonnytann wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:39 pmjust checking I got this right you don’t have to be formally trained to register and become an instructor, I have TM international qualification for 15 yearsbeganBan wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:38 pm It's just a case of getting registered with the DVSA (was JAUPT). They will want to see evidence of competence or experience such as TMCPC and evidence of teaching/training qualification or experience would support your case. The Award in Education and Training (AET) would help. Essentially though, providing the DVSA approve you, it's just a case of having the confidence to deliver the material.
There are some truly terrible instructors out there. It's not a case of having an encyclopedic knowledge which you just can't wait to share or having driven since god was a lad and boring them silly with tales of roping and sheeting and Eaton twin splitters.......be humble, interesting, engaging and friendly. You have serious messages to convey but don't take yourself too seriously, humour often helps if it's appropriate
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Thanks you for the information I will find the link to registerbeganBan wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:40 pmNo formal qualifications, each application to become DVSA (JAUPT) approved is taken on its own merits and you are asked to list your experience/qualifications etc. Any training/teaching experience or qualifications would certainly help your case. If your looking for work from other training providers as a subbie they may well insist on AET or the like, or even insist that you go on their train the trainer course because they are trying to protect their product/reputation, but as far as DVSA are concerned then no formal.jonnytann wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:39 pmjust checking I got this right you don’t have to be formally trained to register and become an instructor, I have TM international qualification for 15 yearsbeganBan wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:38 pm It's just a case of getting registered with the DVSA (was JAUPT). They will want to see evidence of competence or experience such as TMCPC and evidence of teaching/training qualification or experience would support your case. The Award in Education and Training (AET) would help. Essentially though, providing the DVSA approve you, it's just a case of having the confidence to deliver the material.
There are some truly terrible instructors out there. It's not a case of having an encyclopedic knowledge which you just can't wait to share or having driven since god was a lad and boring them silly with tales of roping and sheeting and Eaton twin splitters.......be humble, interesting, engaging and friendly. You have serious messages to convey but don't take yourself too seriously, humour often helps if it's appropriate
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
I thought you needed the ability to be able to repeat the same lame jokes and stories word for word every course and your in
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
Iranian Embassy balcony just missed the Herald twice a week to Saudi Eaton twin-spliters roping and sheeting brother in law is head of vosser
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When some are only charging this price. You need much point.
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Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
That beats the former lowest price I've seen of £35 via VT recruitment. Who are these people setting the bar even lower?stentheid52 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:44 pm When some are only charging this price. You need much point.
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that's a consortium member paying admin fees, upload fees and spending money on sponsored advertising. Earning around £12 per head. No wonder drivers think it's a joke.stentheid52 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 27, 2023 2:44 pm When some are only charging this price. You need much point.
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
I'm assuming you mean the NRI exams? Just be aware that it's not a necessity and is no guarantee of quality, it might impress some people, but I'm only impressed by seeing people in action, not working from a formula given to them by someone else.
Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
The skill isn’t in passing any qualifications, even having the knowledge is only part way there, the biggest skill is getting it across to wide demographic of learners, a lot of who don’t want to be there in front of you in the first place!
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Re: Hi all, Any one has an idea about how hard is the “Driver CPC instructor” examination?
I do CPC courses for a few of companies on a freelance basis, as well as a few 3.5hr evening courses per week for myself.
My route in was to do a train the trainer course (approx £1250), then i had to make up a 20 minute powerpoint presentation on any subject i wanted ( drivers Hours ) and present this to the trainer and the consortium owner who then put me forward for DVSA approval as they were happy with how i came across. (I got consortium access for a year from the train the trainer course, and it's £400 per year there after)
I then applied to another well known company who also applied for approval for me, and it was also granted, although i had to do a presentation to a couple of folk from their training department beforehand as well.
What i will say is that some of the modules / course materials i have had to present for other people is pretty bad, and makes it very difficult to maintain peoples attention for 7 hours.
Also i the last 3 weeks i have been audited twice by DVSA who come online to assess you as a trainer and the company you are presenting for. Both occasions i got very good feedback.
My route in was to do a train the trainer course (approx £1250), then i had to make up a 20 minute powerpoint presentation on any subject i wanted ( drivers Hours ) and present this to the trainer and the consortium owner who then put me forward for DVSA approval as they were happy with how i came across. (I got consortium access for a year from the train the trainer course, and it's £400 per year there after)
I then applied to another well known company who also applied for approval for me, and it was also granted, although i had to do a presentation to a couple of folk from their training department beforehand as well.
What i will say is that some of the modules / course materials i have had to present for other people is pretty bad, and makes it very difficult to maintain peoples attention for 7 hours.
Also i the last 3 weeks i have been audited twice by DVSA who come online to assess you as a trainer and the company you are presenting for. Both occasions i got very good feedback.
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