60 Hours of Training
10 hours Part 1, 10 hours Part 2 and 40 hours Part 3 training.

Train to become a qualified driving instructor with Pass N Go through structured training, flexible learning options and support throughout every stage of the qualification process.
Questions about the course, costs, training times or becoming an instructor? Talk to our team before you decide.

The course combines structured ADI training with online learning, practical support and additional protection designed to help you progress through the qualification journey.
10 hours Part 1, 10 hours Part 2 and 40 hours Part 3 training.
Online learning covering ADI Parts 1, 2 and 3 with 24/7 access.
Additional support is available for eligible trainees on a final Part 2 attempt.
Eligible PDIs can receive up to 20 additional funded hours on a final Part 3 attempt.
Course-fee protection for trainees who follow the training programme but do not qualify.
Guidance through the ADI qualification process and the stages that follow Part 2.
Buy the course online when you're ready, or speak to a training advisor first if you want to understand the costs, timescales or qualification process before deciding.

You do not need previous teaching experience, but you do need to meet the official requirements before progressing through the ADI qualification process.
The qualification is completed in stages. Pass N Go supports you through the theory, advanced-driving and instructional parts of the process.
Build your theory knowledge and hazard-perception skills before completing the Part 1 assessment.
Develop and demonstrate the advanced driving ability required by the DVSA.
Complete instructional training for Part 3. Eligible trainees can also consider the trainee-licence route after Part 2.
Demonstrate your instructional ability, complete registration and begin working as a qualified driving instructor.
The package is designed to support the whole qualification journey rather than only the test itself.
With an 82% pass rate, if you do not qualify after following our training programme, we'll refund your training course fees.
Pass N Go's 82% pass rate is calculated from PDIs who either passed a Part 3 test or failed the full instructor training course between 26 February 2025 and 26 February 2026. View official DVSA ADI Part 3 data.Start with £347, then make 12 monthly payments of £96 with 0% APR and no credit checks.
Then 12 monthly payments of £96 · 0% APR · no credit checks.
DVSA test, licence and registration fees are charged separately. View current DVSA ADI fees.
Starting the course is straightforward. Once you've made the initial payment, the training journey can begin.
Make the initial payment to begin your Pass N Go instructor training.
Get access to the learning resources and training support included with your course.
Work with the training team to organise the practical stages of your instructor-training journey.
Begin progressing through the ADI qualification process with structured training and support.
Questions about the course, costs, training times or becoming an instructor? Talk to our team before you decide.
Answers to common questions about eligibility, training time, costs, qualification stages and becoming a driving instructor.
Open the Training Command Centre →You must meet the DVSA eligibility requirements and complete ADI Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 before joining the ADI Register.
Check current requirements on GOV.UK.Training times vary with availability, learning pace and DVSA test availability. On average, we would expect Part 1 within around 12 weeks, with Part 2 and initial Part 3 training taking a further 12–16 weeks. Our typical projection is to be on the road and earning within around 6 months of signing up, although individual timelines vary.
The Pass N Go training course is £1,499 and includes 60 hours of training, 50+ PECODO lessons, Part 1 learning sessions, Part 3 workshops, Investment Matching, Rescue Training and the Pass Promise.
DVSA tests, trainee licences and registration are separate charges. View current DVSA ADI fees.
Yes. Many people complete instructor training alongside existing work and personal commitments. Once qualified, some instructors work part-time while others build a full-time career.
You continue preparing for Part 3. Eligible trainees can also apply for a 6-month trainee driving instructor licence once the relevant DVSA training requirements have been met.
Read the trainee-licence rules on GOV.UK.No. Training is designed to help develop the communication, coaching and instructional skills needed to teach learner drivers effectively.
Earnings vary according to location, lesson demand, pricing and working hours. For a typical 37.5-hour week across 48 weeks per year, the current Pass N Go example equates to average turnover of around £57,600–£61,200. This is turnover rather than guaranteed income.
The programme combines structured ADI training, PECODO online learning, Part 2 Investment Matching, Part 3 Rescue Training, ongoing support and the PNG Pass Promise.
Questions about the course, costs, training times or becoming an instructor? Talk to our team before you decide.
The advisor is there to help you understand your options, the ADI qualification process, course structure and payment plan — not simply to take a payment.
£347 to start, then 12 monthly payments of £96 with 0% APR and no credit checks. Buy online when you're ready, or speak with a training advisor before making a decision.