Mike Yeomans F inst IMTD

Mike was educated at a local school in Hull and progressed onto university, attending colleges in Cambridge and latterly in Manchester.

He has been in a driver training environment for most of his life.

Mike’s education has never stopped. He has attained teaching and psychology qualifications and completed Fleet Management CPC. He is a Train the Trainer in several subjects including Passenger Transportation, Freight Haulage, Eco driving and Electric Vehicles. He has served with the Royal Air Force Training Branch, rising to the rank of Squadron Leader, and awarded the Lord Lieutenant Certification from the Crown for his training achievements, including support in the community.

Mike is a director of Training UK Development, also serving as their ‘Safe Driver Manager’. He has developed a driver permit system for the local authorities and delivers in-house and external training for them covering assessments in all types of vehicles, as well as classroom delivery of Driver Health and Safety, Assisting School academies with minibus training and driver records and is an adviser on Road Risk Management Policy.

During 2009 he assisted the Highways Agency with development of education/training for the elderly driver. This has been a new initiative for the Safer Roads Humber Humberside in 2009, to mark the 50 years of the motorway and how we use the network.

Mike is currently a director of the Motor Schools Association GB also Honorary President of IAM Roadsmart Hull and East Riding Advanced Motorists and an executive board member of Institute for Master tutors of driving. In addition, Mike has membership to several National Associations, and this involvement has enabled him to give support to many driving instructors and road safety practitioners, as a mentor and trainer both locally and nationally.

Mike’s businesses

Director North East Area of Motor Schools Association GB msagb
Development training for ACORN training development
President iamRoadsmart Hull and East Riding Advanced Motorists
Regular contributor to National publication on Road Safety and community involvement
Regular Blog on training-ukdevelopment.co.uk

Thinking of joining the IMTD

IMTDIf you want to come to one of our meetings, please email me at secretary@imtd.org.uk with a bit about yourself and I will be able to invite you as my guest.