Dhiraj School of Motoring & Academy

Remember you are required to score seven And above to in risk assessment to get through your standard check

Well done Adih on passing your Test with a clean sheet

Make sure you arrive at the Test Centre Ten minutes before The Test Wilst on the Test stay calm and focused Take care of all the Risk while Driving Listen to instructions given by the examiner and follow them through

Practical Driving Test Make sure you arrive at the Test Centre Ten minutes before The Test Wilst on the Test stay calm and focused Take care of all the Risk while Driving Listen to instructions given by the examiner and …

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well done on passing the Test at Hayes

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Well done on passing your Test at Uxbridge with a clean sheet

Well done on passing your Driving Test at Hayes Mansoor

while Driving Recognise Hazards and risk early by useing the Spacial vision Tecknique

When driving always anticipate the actions of other road users and be prepared to act on it

Well done Asrar for passing your Test at Southall

The best way to Choose The Right Instructor


1) Check Which Type or Color Badge is your instructor Displaying on his Training Car is it Pink colored or Green colored Badge?



a) Pink Badge means The Instructor is still under Training is not fully qualified

b) Green Badge means The Instructor is fully Qualified

c) Unqualified means The Instructor has failed to Pass or qualify The Exams, ie Tests Set By DVSA (Driver Vehicle Standards Agency). The Training provided by this type of instructor is illegal and Dangerous should be Reported to The police or to DVSA



2) If Green Badge Check what did The Instructor Score on their DVSA Standards Check, There are Two types of grades they can archive under The new system Grade A or B However under the old system of Check Test The possible scores are Grade Six, Grade Five or Grade Four



New System Standards Check



Grade A:

Under the Standards Check is the Highest grade you can score it signifies very high quality of instruction.

Grade B:

Under the Standards Check is the Lowest grade you can score it signifies Reasonable (Medium to low ) quality of instruction.





Under the old system



Grade Six

This is the Highest Grade The instructor can score (i.e High Quality of instruction)

Grade Five

Reasonable quality of Instruction (i.e Medium Quality Instruction)

Grade Four

Basic quality on Instruction (i.e Low quality instruction)





a) How can one check the Grade of Ones Instructor?

Ask The Instructor they should tell you The grade they have attained, you ask to see a copy of their standards check Report to confirm the grade