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There isn't really an "easy" way as such. A lot of training and three tests. It would be easier if you sign up to one of the driving schools and they give you everything you need to get through it. I used Drive, and they were excellent. You've got three tests, parts 1, 2 & 3. Part 1 is your theory. Much the same as the regular theory test but you need to get 85/100 right, and score at least 20 in 4 different caragories. There is hazard perception too. Part 2 is your practical. Like the regular driving test, but it takes over an hour and you'll have to do 2 manoeuvres and you can only have 7 driver faults before you fail. Part 3 is the hard one. Instructional ability. You take a lesson with the examiner in the back, and they grade you out of 50 in 17 different competsnces, ranging from planning, risk assessment and teaching methods. You only get 3 attempts at 2&3 before you have to start again. It can be a long road with waiting times. It took me about 18 months of training all in. It is a well paid job, but you work for it. Overheads are high, and you'll be inconvenienced on occasion. There is much more to it than people realise, so make sure you do your research before taking the leap.