Defensive Driving (Train the Trainer)

1. Introduction to Defensive Driving
   • Principles and importance of defensive driving.
2. Driver Psychology and Behavior
   • Understanding how driver attitudes and behaviors impact safety.
3. Traffic Laws and Regulations
   • Comprehensive review of relevant traffic laws and regulations.
4. Hazard Recognition
   • Identifying and anticipating potential driving hazards.
5. Collision Avoidance Techniques
   • Strategies to prevent and avoid collisions.
6. Vehicle Safety and Maintenance
   • Ensuring vehicle safety through regular maintenance and checks.
7. Instructional Techniques
   • Effective teaching methods and adult learning principles.
8. Classroom Management
   • Handling diverse classroom scenarios and engaging students.
9. Practical Driving Sessions
   • Hands-on training in defensive driving maneuvers.
10. Evaluation and Feedback
    • Assessing student performance and providing constructive feedback.

• Driving Instructors: Current or aspiring driving instructors seeking to specialize in defensive driving.
• Fleet Managers: Individuals responsible for managing vehicle fleets and ensuring driver safety.
• Safety Officers: Professionals in charge of workplace safety, including transportation safety.
• HR and Training Professionals: Those involved in corporate training and employee development.
• Law Enforcement Officers: Officers who provide driver safety training or community outreach programs.
• Anyone Interested in Defensive Driving: Individuals passionate about road safety and defensive driving techniques.

• Enhanced Teaching Skills: Develops the ability to teach defensive driving effectively.
• Improved Road Safety: Contributes to reducing road accidents by training safer drivers.
• Professional Development: Expands career opportunities for driving instructors and safety trainers.
• Comprehensive Knowledge: Provides in-depth understanding of defensive driving techniques and principles.
• Certification: Recognized certification that validates expertise in defensive driving instruction.

1. Written Exam:

   • Multiple-choice questions covering all the topics in the course.
   • Assessing knowledge of defensive driving principles, traffic laws, and instructional techniques.

2. Practical Assessment:

   • Hands-on driving test to demonstrate defensive driving techniques.
   • Evaluation of the ability to recognize hazards, perform collision avoidance maneuvers, and apply safe driving practices.

3. Teaching Demonstration:

   • Participants must conduct a mock teaching session on a defensive driving topic.
   • Assessment of instructional skills, classroom management, and effectiveness in communicating defensive driving principles.

Successful completion of the written exam, practical assessment, and teaching demonstration is required to obtain the Defensive Driving (Train the Trainer) certification.