Become a DDRS trainer
About DDRS trainers
As one of the UK’s leading training and compliance organisations, we are always looking for talented driver trainers to work with our clients on a self-employed basis.
Drink Drive Rehabilitation Scheme trainers deliver sessions for people convicted of a drink driving offence but who are willing to address their behaviour. You will work interactively with groups of up to 15 delegates at a time over a series of 3 to 4 sessions.
TTC’s DDRS courses are approved and quality assured by the Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and the Driver & Vehicle Agency (DVA) in Northern Ireland.
While experience in a road safety or criminal justice setting is not required, you must have experience in adult education or behaviour change training.
What you’ll need
- A full UK drivers’ licence
- A teaching qualification at Level 3 or higher
- Experience in delivering behavioural change programmes with evidence of working towards a formal level 3 qualification in Drug, Solvent and Alcohol Abuse counselling
- Current Professional Indemnity and Public Liability insurance
- Your own laptop and basic IT competence
- You will also need to undergo a DBS enhanced check or police vetting to NPPV Level 2
TTC trainer benefits
Competitive day rates & paid mileage
Comprehensive induction and training
Continuing professional development
Work flexibly from home or local venues
Exclusive membership of our Trainer Academy
When you join TTC as a trainer you’ll automatically be part of our TTC Trainer Academy. The Academy lets you access a range of great free learning events for your continuing professional development (CPD). Plus, you’ll be invited to quarterly meetings where you will find out the latest developments and get to meet local like-minded trainers.
How to become a TTC DDRS trainer
First, browse our current career opportunities and apply to become a DDRS Trainer.
If successful, we’ll welcome you to the team and enrol you in TTC Trainer Academy so you can enjoy free events straight away.
You’ll get access to our online hub Alaska, to browse, select and book yourself as a trainer on any available scheduled course.
All the details and course materials are on Alaska where you can also submit your invoices for payment.
Read our trainer stories
Working for TTC has enabled me to apply this purpose to several areas of the business and by offering additional training opportunities further developed and enhance my skillset. The flexibility has slotted into my routine perfectly and I thoroughly enjoy engaging with diverse types of individuals and encouraging behavioural change through the course content.
TTC are an excellent company to work with and all departments, management and colleagues being extremely encouraging and supportive.
Sarah, DDRS,NDORS ,OoCD
I unfortunately needed to find alternative work when I became registered disabled in 2022 and applied for online training with TTC. I can honestly say, from the first interview, I have found that all who work for TTC are highly professional, supportive and friendly. I currently deliver 3 NDORS courses (NSAC/WDU/NMAC) and this variety keeps the work and myself invested and interested.
David, NDORS.
I have been involved in Road safety and training since 1983, and working with TTC still gives me a great satisfaction and pride in the work we do.
Since joining TTC in 2018 as a classroom trainer and subsequently post covid online.. I find working with TTC gives me the flexibility to enjoy my work /life balance in a stress-free professional environment.
Keith, TTC NDORS Trainer
I have been a trainer with TTC since 2018, I started as a NDORS speed Awareness course trainer, What works for me is the flexibility provided from TTC I can do courses online or classroom which meets my needs as in balancing life and work, over the years TTC have expanded and other avenues have opened for me, currently I also do corporate work which includes on road assessments, latest avenue I have pursed is Drink Drive courses, which I am finding enjoyable and rewarding in helping people change behaviour and lifestyle. Another big factor of working with TTC is the management is easily approachable and helps where they can thanks David Drink-drive manager and Tim Training manager. CPD events also are a good way to meet other trainers and learn which TTC offers coupled with academy courses are a vital tool. Thanks TTC 😉
Mohammed, TTC DDR and Commercial Trainer
I’ve proudly served with TTC, where my primary focus has been on delivering practical in-car Safe and Considerate Driving (SCD) sessions. Transitioning into TTC has allowed me to leverage my comprehensive knowledge spanning various vehicular categories, from standard cars to heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), across the Yorkshire region.
I’ve found immense satisfaction in engaging with a wide array of clients. Whether on the National Driver Offender Retraining Scheme (NDORS) or on the commercial side, the vibrancy and diversity of clientele continually enrich my professional experiences.
Lance, CPC & Road Safety Trainer
Join a diverse and inclusive team
Our clients and course attendees are a thoroughly representative group and we want our trainers to be just as diverse. As an inclusive employer we are totally committed to equal opportunities whatever your background or characteristics. We value your experience and unique perspectives.
Apply and let’s work together.
Want to find out more?
We’d love to hear from you if you’d like to know more about becoming a DDRS trainer with TTC.