The Certificate IV in Transport and Logistics (Road Transport – Car Driving Instruction) is the qualification for people engaged in driving instructor job roles within the Transport and Logistics Industry.
Our driving instructor course equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to become a Driving Instructor in QLD. You will learn how to instruct others to apply safe car driving behaviors when operating a motor vehicle, design and develop a learning program to instruct learner drivers and gain skills to run your own business, such as customer services, basic bookkeeping, and safety procedures.
From the guidance of our highly skilled and experienced instructors, you will learn:
In Queensland, a person wishing to provide pre-licence driver training for reward must be accredited as a driver trainer with the Department of Transport and Main Roads in accordance with the Transport Operations (Road Use Management – Accreditation and Other Provisions) Regulation 2015.
This course is delivered as a blend of self-directed at-home learning and assessment, classroom-based activities and practical in-car training and assessment. Optional online tutorials will be available to learners as required.This course is made up of:
The face-to-face practical component is made up of 8 days class-based learning and assessment and 2 days of practical in-car assessment which aim to complete your program and prepare you to become an accredited driving instructor.
In order to undertake this qualification, students are expected to commit to a variety of learning and assessment types which include:
*The amount of training and assessment required is depended on each student’s contribution to their own learning during the independent self-paced component of this program, and their ability to acquire the theoretical components of the program and demonstrate competency.
You will need to successfully complete the following 12 units to be awarded the TLI41221 Certificate IV In Transport and Logistics (Road Transport- Car Driving Instruction).
The Instructor College offers a range of student support services and access to networks to ensure ongoing engagement and motivation. Educational and support services can include:
The Instructor College Head Office
Level 1
1/44 Proprietary Street
Tingalpa, QLD 4173
$3,500 paid in instalments - The first instalment is due upon enrolment and the second instalment is due just before graduation of the course.
To enrol in this course you must hold:
In order to become an accredited driver trainer, you must apply to the QLD Department of Transport and Main Roads, and must:
You will be provided with a range of resources to use during your learning and assessment. You will need to supply:
You may be eligible for credit or recognition of previous learning if you have undertaken previous Nationally Recognised Training, have experience in teaching learners to drive or have been involved in other training or transport industries.
Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) simply means that your skills and experiences through formal and informal learning will be recognised without the need for full course participation.
Contact us to find out if you are eligible or download the Student Handbook for more information
Existing workers who may have prior experience wishing to gain formal qualifications and new entrant students with little or no vocational experience, but who possess sound theoretical vehicle operating skills and knowledge. This program aims to further develop student’s knowledge and skills in order to create further educational and employment opportunities and to support their goals to develop their own business.
In Queensland, a person wishing to provide pre-licence driver training for reward must be accredited as a driver trainer with the Department of Transport and Main Road in accordance with the Transport Operations (Road Use Management – Accreditation and Other Provisions) Regulation 2015.
For more information see Accreditation Information
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**Students must undergo independent learning prior to commencing face-to-face classroom delivery. This includes online learning activities and independent reading using the Instructor College Driving Instructor resource. Students will also be required to undertake practical car driving exercises using own vehicle. Speak to the Instructor College to find out more.
***TMR Accreditation: In Queensland, a person wishing to provide pre-licence driver training for reward must be accredited as a driver trainer with the Department of Transport and Main Road in accordance with the Transport Operations (Road Use Management – Accreditation and Other Provisions) Regulation 2015.