Dipod - Show 7 (2nd series)

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Dipod - the Driving Instructors Podcast

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The Driving Instructors Podcast - Show 5

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Dipod Show 004 (series 2)

The Driving Instructors Podcast

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DIPOD - the Driving Instructors PODcast

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DIPOD - the Driving Instructors PODcast

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DIPOD - the Driving Instuctors PODcast

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      Interview with Nigel Harries of the DSA (Driving Standards Agency)
on the present position regarding CPD (Continuing Professional Development)

·       In this program we have a few news items which include:
How the upcoming english smoking ban will affect driving instructors.
Requirement for certain Renault bonnet catches to have been checked before a test.
Conference rescheduled

·       Our main item is an interview with Nigel Harries of the Driving Standards Agency. Nigel is the DSA's Deputy Chief Driving Examiner, and talks to us about CPD - what stage it is at, where it's come from and where it's going!

·       Don't forget to contact the show with any thoughts and comments - 07792 990 094!

After the last episode where we heard one of the speeches from the ADINJC's (NJC) confrence, we find out more about the workings of the NJC itself.
For this I took a trip over to sunny Luton to visit the chairman of the NJC, John Neilson, and talked to him about what the NJC stands for and its hopes and aims in the coming years.
You can visit the ADINJC's website by clicking -HERE- Feeding BritCaster.com

In this episode we visit the ADINJC at their annual

conference in Walsall, which was held in October. This address was given by Dr Lisa Dorn who is a psychologist from Cranfield University.

Dr Lisa Dorn's address tackles the subject of road rage and motivating drivers to drive safely.

You can visit the ADINJC's website by clicking -HERE-

And we also get our first piece of feed-back!