GRAHAM HOOPER
As a Director, Graham Hooper brings his extensive skills and experience in management and all matters financial to bear in ensuring that Tri-Coaching Partnership Limited becomes the Number One choice for all driver training and development needs for driving instructors.
Graham’s Driving Instructor career has involved him in teaching people from all walks of life to drive and to improve their driving. He was the senior instructor on the Hertfordshire and London National Driver Improvement Schemes (NDIS) from April 1998 until he relocated to Kent in 2001. This helped Graham understand what the learner driver could become as he recognised the need to improve people’s attitudes towards their own and other people’s driving and then improve their practical driving skills.
Graham is currently senior instructor for the Essex NDIS and has been since January 2001. He also provides assessment and risk to 700 lease car holders on behalf of Essex County Council and presents their speed awareness programme.
Several companies both local and national use his services to help them manage their occupational road risk. He was director of training for The Big Red Fleet Company leading them to be awarded SAFED for Vans training provider of the year 2008/09.
Graham’s main occupation is helping people to become Driving Instructors and is the preferred CPD and ADI trainer for The Big Red L Company Ltd and Pass in Kent. In 2010 his local Driving Instructor Association (SEADI) made Graham an honorary life member.
Graham is the proprietor of 1st 4 Driving Education and his services can be found at www.1st-4.org which supplies training and coaching courses to ADI’s. His C.V. is extensive and his qualifications can be found listed on his website. Two that have significant bearing are an advanced certificate of adult education qualifying him as a vocational teacher through the University of Canterbury, as he has a belief that it is helpful to have an understanding of how learning takes place and also coaching psychology, he has attended two university courses at The University of East London with Dr Jonathan Passmore and Dr Christian Van Niewurburgh. In his most recent submitted video of his coaching it was stated how strong his practical coaching was.
Graham’s Driving Instructor career has involved him in teaching people from all walks of life to drive and to improve their driving. He was the senior instructor on the Hertfordshire and London National Driver Improvement Schemes (NDIS) from April 1998 until he relocated to Kent in 2001. This helped Graham understand what the learner driver could become as he recognised the need to improve people’s attitudes towards their own and other people’s driving and then improve their practical driving skills.
Graham is currently senior instructor for the Essex NDIS and has been since January 2001. He also provides assessment and risk to 700 lease car holders on behalf of Essex County Council and presents their speed awareness programme.
Several companies both local and national use his services to help them manage their occupational road risk. He was director of training for The Big Red Fleet Company leading them to be awarded SAFED for Vans training provider of the year 2008/09.
Graham’s main occupation is helping people to become Driving Instructors and is the preferred CPD and ADI trainer for The Big Red L Company Ltd and Pass in Kent. In 2010 his local Driving Instructor Association (SEADI) made Graham an honorary life member.
Graham is the proprietor of 1st 4 Driving Education and his services can be found at www.1st-4.org which supplies training and coaching courses to ADI’s. His C.V. is extensive and his qualifications can be found listed on his website. Two that have significant bearing are an advanced certificate of adult education qualifying him as a vocational teacher through the University of Canterbury, as he has a belief that it is helpful to have an understanding of how learning takes place and also coaching psychology, he has attended two university courses at The University of East London with Dr Jonathan Passmore and Dr Christian Van Niewurburgh. In his most recent submitted video of his coaching it was stated how strong his practical coaching was.
