dtc's code of conduct
As a training provider we
believe that all trainers and training organisations should
operate to a code of practice. Our Code of Practice is
inline with the ORDIT code of practice and is outlined below.
We will:
1. Clearly inform all prospective Trainees in writing of the services provided, with particular reference to the Trainers qualification, costs, venue, duration and content in relation to the ADI examination structure.
2. Inform prospective Trainees of the Organisation's terms of business and complaints procedure.
3. Take all reasonable care, skill and diligence in providing training in all relevant aspects of traffic and driver education needed to pass the ADI qualifying examinations, taking into account individual training needs and safety.
4. Not disclose to a third party any information given by a Trainee during training or training progress or driving and instructional ability except where under obligation in Law or with the DSA as part of an ORDIT inspection or with a third party who is paying for a Trainee's training but subject to the Trainee's knowledge.
5. Ensure all vehicles used in training are maintained in a safe and satisfactory condition, properly insured, taxed and where appropriate certified as roadworthy.
6. Apply an honest, moral and professional approach in all business practice and avoid improper language, suggestion or physical contact with Trainees as well as maintaining proper standards or personal hygiene and dress.
7. Comply with all current legislation particularly in respect of business premises and practice, staff, vehicles and public liability.
operate to a code of practice. Our Code of Practice is
inline with the ORDIT code of practice and is outlined below.We will:
1. Clearly inform all prospective Trainees in writing of the services provided, with particular reference to the Trainers qualification, costs, venue, duration and content in relation to the ADI examination structure.
2. Inform prospective Trainees of the Organisation's terms of business and complaints procedure.
3. Take all reasonable care, skill and diligence in providing training in all relevant aspects of traffic and driver education needed to pass the ADI qualifying examinations, taking into account individual training needs and safety.
4. Not disclose to a third party any information given by a Trainee during training or training progress or driving and instructional ability except where under obligation in Law or with the DSA as part of an ORDIT inspection or with a third party who is paying for a Trainee's training but subject to the Trainee's knowledge.
5. Ensure all vehicles used in training are maintained in a safe and satisfactory condition, properly insured, taxed and where appropriate certified as roadworthy.
6. Apply an honest, moral and professional approach in all business practice and avoid improper language, suggestion or physical contact with Trainees as well as maintaining proper standards or personal hygiene and dress.
7. Comply with all current legislation particularly in respect of business premises and practice, staff, vehicles and public liability.