In May, we updated you on our plans to launch our campaign this summer to improve your pupils’ understanding of what it means to be test ready and how they can assess their readiness. If they are not ready, we will encourage them to delay their test.
Today (18 July 2022) the campaign, ‘Ready to Pass?’ was launched.
We know 89% of learners say that you have the biggest influence over your pupils when it comes to them assessing their test readiness. So, in this blog I will share with you a new toolkit we’ve put together to help you.
We’ve created some materials for you to use to help your pupils and their parents better understand what it means to be test ready and how they can work with you to assess their readiness.
The toolkit includes information about the campaign, and some key messages which you can use to start a conversation with your pupils and their parents. There is also draft content and graphics for social media, customer emails, blog posts and your website.
The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) will be taking part too – we’ll be messaging learners with a practical and theory test booked, and we’ll encourage them to check out the new GOV.UK ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign page.
By working together, we can improve the driving test pass rate, help more new drivers on the road and reduce driving test waiting times
We hope this is useful to you. Of course, you don’t have to use the materials we’ve drafted if you’d prefer to create your own. We just wanted to provide some material to help you and your pupils.
3 easy steps to get involved with the ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign
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- Download the toolkit below.
- Use the templates for social media, email or text messages to your customers – or create your own.
- Keep an eye on your emails as we will contact you as the campaign progresses
Visit the Ready to Pass? - ADI communications toolkit.
4 comments
Comment by Dean Kenny posted on
Really good. Let’s hope our learners take heed!
Comment by Graham carroll posted on
Good... Still too much focus given by parents/friends social media, general media, that the test is about candidate skills within the car, rather than, candidates awareness outside the car.
Comment by Stacy Mc posted on
Yoga meditation. Should this be in the realm of the DVSA ? Failed driving instructors that couldn't sustain their own business and joined the DVSA for a pension ? Incompetent people.
The Guadian had this article https://www.theguardian.com/money/2022/jul/17/learner-drivers-overpay-for-tests-and-struggle-to-find-teachers-after-lockdown
Do you see any emphasis on huge mismanagement and lack of examiners by the DVSA ? Na its all the instructors fault - bad instructors selling tests and apps etc etc.
Heres an idea - why doesnt DVSA make its own app - get into the new century - make the service more efficient.
Comment by Haydn posted on
in my opinion mock test are out dated and entirly test focused, what happened to safe driving for life which was a DSA Caption for years.