Overview
Are you passionate about the safety of road users and making a real difference in your community? Dyfed-Powys police is excited to be seeking qualified and skilled trainers to deliver The National Driver Offender Retraining Scheme (NDORS) course across the force geographical area.
What is The National Driver Offender Retraining Scheme?
NDORS is a national initiative administered by UK ROEd, offered to individuals who have committed minor motoring offences as an educational alternative to a fixed penalty notice or court proceedings. The aim of the scheme is to improve driving attitudes, encourage behavioural changes and enhance road safety.
Role and Responsibilities
- As a licenced NDORS course provider, DPP delivers the full suite of NDORS courses, including:
- National Speed Awareness Course
- National Motorway Awareness Course
- What’s Driving Us?
- Safe and Considerate Driving
- National Rider Risk Awareness Course
- Engage and motivate participants to take responsibility for their driving; maintain a professional approach and excellent communication skills.
Qualifications and Criteria
- Trainers must be qualified and skilled, meet the criteria set by UK ROEd, and be able to professionally represent DPP to the public for this contract.
Contract and Coordination
- The DPP Driver Re-Training Scheme will manage and coordinate the NDORS courses, including the allocation of courses to trainers and the booking of clients.
- Successful applicants will work closely with the Driver Re-Training Scheme, which will assign courses based on trainer availability.
Compensation and Terms
- Digital Courses: £80.25 per session
- Classroom Courses: £100 per session
- In-Car Training (Driving Coaches): £139.10 per session
- Payments will be processed via IR35 arrangements, meaning that Tax and National Insurance contributions will be deducted from invoices at applicable Government rates; you will not be considered an employee and will not be entitled to employee benefits.
- Payments will be made via BACS.
- Driving Coaches will be exempt from IR35 rules, and no deductions will be made from their invoices.