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3 Minibus courses

Lloyds School of Motoring specialise in both minibus driver training and bus training courses. To maximise employment opportunities, we recommend that consideration is given to opting for the full bus licence when completing bus training courses.

BUS TRAINING
Delivered In-Person in BelfastFlexible Dates
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MIDAS TRAINING

By Lloyds School Of Motoring

MiDAS is the Minibus Driver Awareness Scheme, organised by the Community Transport Association UK (CTA) which promotes a nationally recognised standard for the assessment and training of minibus drivers. The course is designed to enhance minibus driving standards and promote the safer operation of minibuses.

MIDAS TRAINING
Delivered In-Person in BelfastFlexible Dates
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REFRESHER TRAINING

By Lloyds School Of Motoring

Refresher training courses are available for drivers of any vehicle category to assist with skills fade and improve driving competence.

REFRESHER TRAINING
Delivered In-Person in BelfastFlexible Dates
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Minibus Training & Safety

minibus training & safety

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Braintree

Minibus Training and Safety MiDAS training throughout the UK *Due to an increase in business, MTS are now looking for a part-time MiDAS DAT or Driving Instructor interested in the minibus training sector. Please contact us by email if interested* At Minibus Training and Safety Ltd we offer the best possible MiDAS and D1 tuition at affordable prices. Our D1 courses are for anyone without D1 on their license or for those that need to remove the (101) restriction. The MiDAS ( Minibus Driver Awareness Scheme) Inductions and PATS Training (Passenger Assistants Training Scheme) programs are the nationally recognized standards throughout the UK and can be run at your own premises. These courses are suitable for all, especially school teachers, college staff and care home staff. Currently, you may not have to complete a D1 qualification if in one of these voluntary driving roles, in which case the MiDAS training is seen as a minimum requirement in most sectors. The Motor Vehicles Regulations 1999 allows the driving of minibuses under clearly defined conditions by drivers who hold a category B entitlement but have not passed a D1 (Minibus) driving test. Those conditions include the following: The driver has held a category B driving license for at least 2 years A non-commercial body is using this minibus being driven for social purposes The driver provides his services and receives no consideration for doing so, other than out of pocket expenses The weight of the minibus does not exceed 3.5tonnes or 4.25tonnes if accessible. The driver is a minimum age of 21 years For more information on the guidelines of minibus driving, please refer to the documents below: