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Job Opportunities
After your training you may want to gain further experience and operate on a trainee instructor licence. In order to do this you will have to work with a
driving school where the ratio must be one fully qualified Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) to every Potential Driving Instructor (PDI or trainee)

With most of the larger schools, a majority do offer franchises to trainee instructors. When deciding which school to go with, you want to find a
school that won't overload you with pupils as you will need to allocate time for working on lesson planning and briefings. Also find out what support
the school has to offer and if so do they charge extra for it. Will you be given a mentor who will be able to provide help or are you going to be thrown
in the deep end. There are some very good schools who will show you how to build up a very successful business.

If you choose not to go on a trainee licence, again once you have qualified,  you may choose to run a franchise with an established school or you
may decide that a franchise is not for you and instead you may wish to start your own school.

Whatever you choose to do, help and advice will be at hand. Rob has over the years run his own schools and operated various franchises with other
driving schools all with success. Also Rob has plenty of contacts in the driver training industry so a job placement should be fairly easy.