This workshop discusses how fault identification is one of the most critical skills an instructor can master .

Fault identification is one of the most critical skills an instructor can master — yet it’s also one of the easiest to get wrong under pressure. Miss a fault and progress slows. Step in too late and safety becomes a concern. Getting it right requires sharp observation, confident timing, and clear communication.

Written by Kathy Higgins Dip DI. F Inst MTD and Leanne Condliff DVSA ADI (Grade A), this workshop takes you back to the fundamentals of fault identification. You’ll refine your ability to spot issues early, respond effectively, and support learners with feedback that genuinely improves their driving.

What You’ll Explore

Recognising faults early - what to look for before issues escalate.

Knowing when to step in - balancing safety with learner responsibility.

Responding effectively - delivering clear, constructive feedback that sticks.

Staying confident in real time - keeping calm and focused under pressure.

Practical tools and techniques you can apply immediately in lessons and tests.

Who This Workshop Is For

PDIs preparing for Part 3.

ADIs getting ready for their Standards Check.

Any instructor wanting to strengthen their fault identification skills.

Why Attend

By the end of the workshop, you will:

Spot learner faults more quickly and accurately.

Know exactly when (and how) to intervene.

Deliver feedback that leads to real improvement.

Build confidence for everyday lessons and test situations.

Spaces are limited, so book now and take your observation and coaching skills to the next level.

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