What is the primary role of a License Instructor/Examiner?

The primary role of a License Instructor/Examiner is to provide instruction and examinations throughout all phases of training. This involves guiding students on how to operate vehicles properly and safely, ensuring they understand both practical driving skills and the theoretical knowledge necessary for responsible vehicle operation. The instructor evaluates students' readiness for licensure through examinations that assess their comprehension and ability to apply what they have learned, ensuring that only qualified individuals are issued a driver's license.

This role encompasses not only teaching fundamental driving techniques but also preparing trainees for various scenarios they may encounter on the road. Effective instruction and comprehensive examination processes are critical to fostering safe driving practices, protecting both the driver and the general public.

In contrast, maintaining training vehicles, supervising driver training programs, and evaluating training statistics, while important for the overall training environment, do not directly pertain to the core responsibilities of an instructor/examiner whose main focus is on immediate driver training and assessment.