Vacancies

Working with IAM RoadSmart is a rewarding experience. Joining the UK’s largest independent road safety charity, you’ll be able to make a difference to the safety of UK roads by supporting our aim of educating and up-skilling road users, and helping to grow our nationwide community of trainers and volunteers. View our current opportunities below.

DVSA-Approved Driving Instructors – Fleet Courses

Are you an experienced ADI with a passion for road safety? We’re looking for new instructors to join our team, delivering our industry-leading courses for business drivers throughout the UK. You don’t need to be on the DVSA fleet register; we will provide you with the materials and training for delivering our courses to the same high standards as fleet-registered ADIs. Due to local demand, we are especially interested in instructors able to operate in the following areas:

• North West
• North-East
• North Wales
• East Yorkshire/Humber
• Central England
• Cumbria
• Mid-Scotland

To apply, please send your CV to Nick Saddington at nick.saddington@iam.org.uk 

Drink-Drive Rehabilitation Course Trainers (Self-employed)

We are seeking enthusiastic, self-motivated and professional trainers to join our drink-drive team, delivering our DVSA-Approved courses to convicted drink-drivers. We require trainers to deliver classroom courses in the following counties:

• England: Essex, Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Norfolk, Nottinghamshire, Suffolk, West Yorkshire and Worcestershire
  
• Wales: Monmouth and Glamorgan

What do we need from you?

Essential

• A teaching qualification e.g. PTLLS/CTLLS/DTLLS, NVQ level 3 in Training & Development, or similar
• Experience delivering behaviour change courses
• A non-judgemental approach to clients
• A passion and desire to support clients on their journey to returning to the road as safer driver
• Basic IT skills. Own computer equipment i.e. laptop/computer, printer and reliable internet connection and speed
• Ability to deliver quality training to meet the needs of the individual, whilst ensuring that course aims and objectives are met

Desirable

• Experience working with people with alcohol/drug or substance misuse

Suitable applicants are able to work towards a formal qualification in alcohol, drug and substance misuse, such as

• City & Guilds Award and Certificate in Working with Substance Misuse at levels 3 &4.
• OU/FDAP Level Three Diploma in Health and Social Care (Alcohol and Substance Misuse)

To find out more about the role or to apply, please send your CV by email to Sarah Fisk (Driver & Education Development Manager), at sarah.fisk@iam.org.uk

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