BAC insist that every instructor attains specific skills and knowledge before they can start on the road with us. Training is the first step in beginning your new career. Training with BAC is the way to achieve that.
If you have a full Irish ADI licence we can negotiate the BAC training fee.
The benefits
Flexible hours
You choose your working hours to fit in with your life.
Free franchise weeks
BAC pays for your franchise during the week of Christmas, even if you've only just become a BAC Instructor.
Also in every calendar year you are allowed to take two week holidays where you do NOT have to pay the Franchise Fee
Stimulating work
You meet a wide range of people, with different personalities and differing needs. So you don't give the same lesson, day in, day out. You constantly adapt the way you teach to suit the abilities of each individual.
Job satisfaction
You enjoy an immediate reward for a job well done. Every time one of your learners passes their Driving Test, you share their emotions - the excitement, relief and sense of satisfaction.
The costs
The cost of training is a once off payment of €500.00
The training covers in house and on the road development.
The training is usually over a 5 working day period.
The Franchise Fee
The Fee is arranged in accordance of the lesson costs. They may vary depending on your Franchisee agreements with BAC.
The usual arrangements for a full time Instructor is that the 1st 8 lessons of each week are paid as the Franchise Fee. The longer you stay with us the lower your fee gets. We will review fees at the start of each year.
The car
You must provide your own car! We will assist you setting you up with the leasing of the car from the car dealers we deal with.
We will provide you with our logos free of charge, and the pyramid will also be provided to you for the duration of you working with us.
ADI Information
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) is the regulatory body for driving instruction in Ireland. Driving instructors who meet the standard set by the RSA will become Approved Driving Instructors (ADI). An ADI Registrar based in the RSA heads up the unit responsible for the registration process. The ADI Registrar will set up a Stakeholders Forum to give a chance to those involved in driving instruction to have their say. See below for contact details.
The objective of regulating the industry is to standardize instruction and give the ADI instructor a leading role in developing better drivers.
To become a driving instructor, whether it’s for cars, motorbikes or trucks, you must qualify as an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI). The ADI qualifying examination is in three stages:
- Stage One: An IT based theory test
- Stage Two: A practical test of your driving ability
- Stage Three: A practical test of your ability to instruct
ADI Regulation Background
ADI Permit Application form and Information Pack
It is a requirement to have a Garda Vetting Application Form completed. This may be obtained by contacting the ADI Unit at 096 25007 or email: adi@rsa.ie
Unit 4A
Phase 1
Bolbrook Enterprise Centre
Avenmore Road
Tallaght
Dublin 24
ph / text: 087 060 9181
email: info@bacsom.ie
