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Driving Instructor Training in London

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Big congratulations to KISS trainee instructor Zahra from Croydon and her husband on the arrival of their first child. Zahra has taken a short break from her ADI Part 3 development programme and intends to be back at work shortly.

KISS Trainer Rod and KISS Trainer Bob and everyone involved in helping Zahra with her ADI Training in South London send their best wishes to Zahra and her new baby. Hopefully Zahra will visit us with the baby at our weekly sessions for Driving Instructor Training in London so we can all welcome the new arrival personally. Hurry back Zahra, then we can help you complete your task to become a driving instructor in South London.
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Location: Croydon, Greater London, UK

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