Bikeability Scotland Instructor (BSI)

What skills do I need?

Candidates should be confident riding on minor roads with moderate traffic.

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How long does it take?

This is a 10 hour course which includes three hours of self supported learning and seven hours of practical training time which is delivered over a minimum of 2 sessions.

This course is SCQF accredited at Level 5 with 1 credit point when you complete the question paper after the practical course.

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What will I need?

You will need access to a cycle in working order and clothes appropriate for the weather.

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What will it cost?

The course is free of charge on the basis that all BSI's deliver Bikeability Scotland training to children in a school setting as a volunteer or as part of their job role. Contact the Bikeability Scotland local authority coordinator in your area for more information on upcoming courses.

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What's next?

Once you have gained experience delivering Level 1 and Level 2 Bikeability Scotland training, you may want to deliver Bikeability Scotland Level 3 training, at which point you can progress onto the Cycle Trainer (CT) course.