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Teaches driving skills, plans road lessons and prepares learners for safe independent car driving.
Car driving instructors teach learners the theory and practice of driving cars safely, combining vehicle control, traffic rules, route practice, student feedback and preparation for driving assessments.
In job descriptions, look for car controls, defensive driving, urban driving, student safety, vehicle checks, driving theory, traffic signals, automatic cars, route reading and constructive feedback.
Car driving instructors work in lessons, practice routes and traffic situations. They teach car controls, observation, parking, urban driving, traffic rules, hazard awareness and steady decisions behind the wheel.
Useful depth includes teaching strategies, adapting lessons to learners, defensive driving, driving theory, vehicle checks, traffic signals, automatic cars, route reading, student assessment and constructive feedback.
Pay context is shaped by lesson volume, training provider model, responsibility for vehicles, classroom teaching, evening or weekend schedules, student mix and any assessment or course-planning duties.
Development can move toward senior instructor work, theory teaching, instructor training, fleet driver coaching, traffic safety education, scheduling responsibility or driving school management.
Check whether the vacancy names car instruction, theory lessons, practice routes, urban driving, vehicle checks, learner assessment, automatic cars, feedback and responsibility for lesson planning.
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This is one example. Other occupations in this activity include driving instructor, truck driving instructor and motorcycle instructor.
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85.53Driving school activitiesdriving instructor (5165.1)
| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/834aab9b-2246-4c3e-ab4a-cf3de1267e1a |
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| ESCO code | 5165.1.2 |
| ISCO group | 5165 |
| Concept type | Occupation |