Phase 1.a – Lesson Briefings
Short briefings are a fundamental component of professional driving instruction because they are essential for ADI Standards. The ability to give effective, client briefings is a key requirement for passing the ADI Part 3 test, Standards Check and an essential pathway for delivering the in-car lessons. They also, establish a clear, structured framework for learning, which improves safety, boosts learner confidence, and aligns with all relevant agency standards. By delivering a short briefing on a lesson, an instructor can set learning objectives, explain new concepts, and ensure the pupil understands what is expected of them before they begin driving.
5–7 Minute Exam Briefing
12 Structured Video Lessons
Understand ADI Standards
Learn what examiners look for in ADI training.
Apply ADI Techniques
Break down key methods used in ADI Part 3 training.
Deliver ADI Lessons
Build confidence delivering driving instruction clearly.
What You Will Learn in Lesson Briefings (Phase 1.A)
This phase focuses on structuring clear lesson briefings used in ADI training, helping you plan and deliver effective instruction using the ADI training manual.
Structuring clear lesson objectives
Make Every Explanation Easy to Grasp
Apply Visual Teaching Methods
Stay Alert to Road Risk
Demonstrating professional lesson planning
Available ADI Training Lessons
Choose individual lesson briefings or build your own ADI training plan to suit your learning pace. .
Introduction to the 12 PST
Start here - Enroll for freeIntro to PST and how it tests real-world driving awareness and decisions.
PST No 3 – Partly Trained – Turn in the Road
£35Learn how to teach turn in the road safely and clearly.
PST No 4 – Partly Trained – Reversing
£35Learn how to teach reversing with clear structure and control.
PST No 5 – Partly Trained – Emergency Stop – Mirrors
£35Learn how to teach emergency stops and mirror routines safely.
PST No 6.0 – Partly Trained – Pedestrian Crossings and Use of Signals
£35Learn how to teach pedestrian crossings and signal use.
PST No 6.5 – Partly Trained – Reverse Parking
£35Learn how to teach reverse parking clearly and safely.
PST No 7 – Partly Trained – Approaching Junctions to Turn Right or Left
£35Learn how to teach safe approaches to junctions.
PST No.10.0 – Partly Trained – Anticipation, Meeting Traffic and Cross Appropriate Traffic
£35Learn how to teach anticipation and meeting traffic safely.
PST No 10.5 – Partly Trained – Anticipation, Overtake & Allow Adequate Clearance
£35Learn how to teach safe overtaking and clearance judgement.
Complete Phase 1.a Bundle
£350 £420
Save £70 compared to individual lesson purchases.
Phase 1.a – Lesson Briefings (All Courses Bundle)
£350 (2 Lessons Free)Phase 1.a lesson briefings covering core teaching methods.
All 12 Briefing Lessons
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Questions About ADI Training
Phase 1.a focuses on the lesson briefing element assessed in the ADI Part 3 test. In most cases, this briefing lasts around 5 to 7 minutes and requires you to demonstrate structured lesson planning, clear explanations, and effective use of teaching aids before moving into the practical driving element.
However, there is one exception. If your exam is about the “Beginner Controls” topic, the briefing may last up to 30 minutes. It is therefore important to be fully prepared for both formats.
No. This is structured preparation designed to help you develop the skills required to pass the ADI Part 3 instructional ability test.
Each video lesson is structured around a specific briefing topic. The 5 to 7 minutes referenced reflects the typical time allocated for the briefing in the exam, not the length of the video. However, for the “Beginner Controls” topic, the briefing may extend to up to 30 minutes, so it is important to be prepared for both formats.
Yes. You can purchase each briefing lesson separately or buy the complete 12-lesson Phase 1.a bundle for £350.
Yes. The lessons are structured around lesson planning, risk management, and teaching strategies, which are key areas assessed during the ADI Part 3 test.
This training is suitable for trainee driving instructors preparing for Part 3, instructors retaking the Part 3 test, and professional trainers required to obtain ADI status.