Award winning CPD, workshops and in-car training for driving instructors. Whether you are preparing for Part 3, developing for a Standards Check or refining how you teach, we help you look beyond the fault and understand why it happened.
Four routes to grow your skills, whichever suits how you learn.
Online Courses
Learn at your own pace and apply directly in your lessons. Built to encourage reflection, not just deliver information.
Workshops
Practical, face to face development for PDIs and ADIs across the UK. Real discussion, applied to real lessons.
In-Car Training
One to one, in-car coaching that develops your skills where they matter most, in the car with a learner.
Video Hub
Hundreds of videos covering coaching, client centred learning, Part 3 and Standards Checks. CPD whenever it suits you.
Who we are
Built to give something back
Knowledgeablee Instructor Training was founded in 2022 by Mick Knowles and Lee Jowett, who between them bring more than 30 years of driving instructor training and development.
We have spent hundreds of hours on our own CPD, and we built this company to give that knowledge back and support other instructors in theirs.
Both Mick and Lee are incredibly knowledgeable. They make the training easy to understand, interactive and fun, and they're brilliant at bringing different scenarios to life. I'd highly recommend any training provided by KIT.
Paul Cooper
★★★★★
I wouldn't have passed my Part 3 without the help of Lee and Gordon on the Rescue KIT course. Well structured, with a great mix of theory and in-car training. I couldn't recommend it enough for anyone with a Part 3 or SC coming up
James McHaffie
★★★★★
I attended Mick's two-day Train the Trainer workshop and it was excellent. He created a relaxed atmosphere, answered every question and gave clear guidance. A productive, informative two days I'd recommend to anyone.
Gary Hughes
★★★★★
I would struggle sometimes to diagnose why a fault occurred. The course has helped me find the reason for a fault and ask in such a way which involves the learner to explore themselves why it happened. It is helping to improve the driving lessons.
Mick Knowles
