You must have a driver's license (category B) and at least three years of driving experience. Having a license allows you to take special courses that prepare you for teaching and issue a driving instructor license. After all, an instructor must have a document authorizing them to teach driving of a vehicle of a certain category, which is quite logical.
Some tips for future instructors
Of course, drivers can give private driving lessons to their acquaintances, which is quite a risky venture, even if they already have their own licenses. But this cannot be called professional training of clients, and therefore, a person cannot be called a driving instructor.
After obtaining a license and a certificate of completion of courses, a future driving instructor needs to modify the car – it must become suitable for driving instruction. For this, duplicate certified brake and clutch pedals are installed (they must be certified with the necessary permits), as well as a sign "U" ("Training vehicle") and an additional rearview mirror.
Next, you should start using marketing, see how other instructors attract students. Almost every driving instructor has a profile on a specialized website indicating the basic terms of lessons. Note that the price is indicated per hour of instruction. It is also advisable to include a photo of the vehicle.
After this, the instructor receives a conclusion on the modification of the vehicle's design, issued by employees of vehicle inspection stations, and a note is made in the registration documents that the vehicle is recognized as a training vehicle. Then, the "soon-to-be" driving instructor registers with the tax inspectorate as an individual entrepreneur, and takes the vehicle for inspection to the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate. Only after all necessary actions have been taken does a professional driver become a driving instructor capable of conducting training. This specialty will always be in demand as long as cars exist.
Establish a trusting relationship with the client
Of course, first of all, a driving instructor himself needs to be an experienced driver, as well as be able to convey information as clearly as possible. Some clients need an explanation of many things literally "on the fingers."
Based on the above, an instructor is not just a professional, but also a person who holds a license to teach driving and has a specially equipped car. That is why you should turn to driving instructors for help with training, and not to acquaintances who are car owners or experienced drivers.
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