Stewart Lochrie

Chairman @Adinjc

Glasgow, GB
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WORK HISTORY

May 2025 — Present

Chairman @Adinjc

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EDUCATION

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In Good Company

Level 5 ILM Diploma Effective Coaching & Mentoring, Coaching

2015 — 2021

University of Glasgow

Diploma of Higher Education (Historical Studies) , Classical and Ancient Studies

2012 — 2013

Tri Coaching Partnership

Btec Level 4 Professional Award in Coaching for Driver Development, Driver and Safety Teacher Education

2014 — 2015

University of Glasgow

Access Course, Classical and Ancient Studies, Medieval History

SKILLS

Driving Instructor TrainingLearner Driver TrainingCheck Test PreparationCoachingCustomer ServiceTrainingNegotiationEvent ManagementTraining DeliveryNew Business DevelopmentSocial MediaBusiness PlanningAccount ManagementStaff DevelopmentOnline AdvertisingBusiness StrategyChange ManagementSales ManagementBrand EvolutionSocial Media MarketingSocial Media EducationBrand AmbassadorsPerformance ImprovementDefensive DrivingDriving ProfitabilityClient Centred LearningLeadership DevelopmentInstructor-Led TrainingTeam BuildingTrainersPass PlusDriver TrainingAdiPersonal Development

ABOUT STEWART LOCHRIE

I\'m a business owner, trainer/coach, and public speaker working within the driving instructor training and road safety sectors. I have an extensive background in hospitality management. I\'m currently focused on two main roles: Chairman at the Approved Driving Instructors National Joint Council (ADINJC), where we provide representation, training, and leadership to thousands of Approved Driving Instructors (ADIs) across the UK. Founder at Bright Coaching, an SQA-accredited training centre and home of the Professional Diploma in Coaching and Behavioural Change for Safe Driving (Level 7 SCQF). The aim of the Professional Diploma is to upskill ADIs beyond DVSA standards in order to provide a more thorough and complete learning experience for young drivers. The Professional Diploma provides ADIs with, among other things, the skills to consistently deliver training which meets the higher levels of the Goals for Driver Education.I\'m particularly interested in working with academics, road safety organisations, and public health advocates to modernise driver training, with a particular focus on reviewing and improving the DVSA driving instructor training and testing regime in the UK.

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