Theory tests
Two tests: multiple-choice theory and hazard perception. You need to pass both.
ADI/PDI training + trainee licence (pink badge) sponsorship from AtoZ Driving School.
Five clear steps from your first theory test to qualified instructor. AtoZ supports you with training, trainee licence sponsorship and Part 3 preparation.
Two tests: multiple-choice theory and hazard perception. You need to pass both.
A test of your own driving to a high standard.
At least 40 hours with a qualified ADI, including at least 10 hours in the car. Our package covers it.
Teach pupils for 6 months as a trainee driving instructor, with our support and supervision.
Pass the final test to become a fully qualified Approved Driving Instructor.
Training, sponsorship and supervision are priced separately, so you only pay for what you need.
| Service | What it covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 20% supervision | Supervised lessons if you choose the 20% supervision route. | £60per supervised hour |
| Part 3 preparation | Role-play pupils, mock tests, debriefs and improvement planning. | £60per hour |
| Extra training after a Part 3 fail | Further training before your next attempt. | £60per hour |
| AtoZ car for Part 3 | Use of an AtoZ vehicle on your test, where available. | £150per test |
| DVSA trainee licence fee | Paid by you directly to the DVSA. Not included in our sponsorship fee. | £140paid to DVSA |
Example starting cost: 40-hour package (£2,000) + sponsorship & admin (£300) + DVSA licence fee (£140) = £2,440. Supervision, Part 3 preparation, AtoZ car hire and DVSA test fees are extra.
AtoZ fees exclude DVSA test and licence fees. Prices may change, so please confirm before booking.
The DVSA sets the rules for trainee licences. Here is everything at a glance.
Fill in the form and we’ll talk you through eligibility, training hours, supervision options and sponsorship, with no obligation.
AtoZ Driving School is not ORDIT registered. Trainee licences are issued by the DVSA. Sponsorship, training or payment of fees does not guarantee a licence, an exam pass, pupil numbers or income. DVSA rules take priority and may change.