JOIN THE DIA The choice of the professional instructor
As a professional working in the field of driver training, you want to be kept fully up-to-date on all the latest industry news. You want the security and peace of mind afforded by having the backing of the largest independent driver training association in the world. You want your views to be represented effectively to the people who matter. You want the DIA.
The Driving Instructors Association was founded in 1978 to represent the interests of the professional driving instructor. It is regularly consulted by all the relevant Government bodies, has representation in Parliament, and enjoys influence in Europe and throughout the world.
Joining the DIA will give you and the driver training industry a voice for the future. It will give you valuable membership advantages, access to information and training opportunities.
It will give you peace of mind.
What’s in it for you?
■ Professional Indemnity insurance to £5m ■ Public Liability insurance to £10m ■ Two industry-specific magazines – Driving Instructor and Driving magazine
■ Instructors’ helpdesk ■ Huge savings on all DIAmond CPD training courses ■ Business tools to increase your profit ■ Specialist technical and training publications ■ Special member discounts on mail order products ■ Professional development and certification ■ Seminars and workshops – with CPD certification ■ Competitive insurance premiums for training cars ■ Recovery service at competitive rates ■ Dual-control cars for hire at very competitive rates ■ Corporate advertising schemes ■ New website with enhanced Find an Instructor, Find a trainer and Members only section
Plus so much more
All this, and peace of mind, for the price of a driving test!
* Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
To join the DIA 020 8665 5151
simply call
driving.org
or visit
HALF PRICE JOINING FEE
WHEN YOU JOIN ONLINE AT
www.driving.org *
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