BSM is at ADINJC, Intelligent Instructor Expo ‘21: Come Say Hello
BSM will be attending the ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference & Expo ’21 on Sunday 10th October, situated in the Heart of England Conference Centre.
If you’re still looking for the right driving instructor franchise, come and chat to us about our BSM Solo offering. This franchise gives you the control & and flexibility to run your business your way. We’ll keep you moving with a high spec car, combined with comprehensive insurance, breakdown cover and vehicle replacement if you need it.
At the conference, the BSM team will also be showcasing one of our new EVs which will join our fleet in 2022. Feel free to jump in the driving seat and get ready to teach electric!
The expo will offer unrivalled access to 50+ industry suppliers, who will showcase their latest products and services. Visitors can also attend a wide range of seminars delivered by expert speakers, which will run throughout the day. One of which is BSM’s Training Manager, Mark Born who will be delivering a workshop on ‘The Future of the driver training industry’.
If you’d like to attend, free tickets are available on the Intelligent Instructor website ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor Conference & Expo 2021
We hope to see you there!
BSM Team
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