Vacancies: Self-employed cycling instructors

Posted on Wed 17th, March 2010

• #1

Velocio

Just received this, may be of interest to some:

Vacancies: self-employed cycling instructors
Hackney Council offers free cycle training to local school children. We are looking for energetic and professional cycling instructors who enjoy working with children to deliver the training

http://www.hackney.gov.uk/freelance-self-employed-cycling-instructor.htm
• #2

chickin

i already do this for a job in liverpool and after a year and a half its boring
• #3

Object

Quite frankly, you're doing it wrong if you find it boring. There are a number of cycling instructors on this forum who couldn't/wouldn't imagine doing anything else with their lives.
• #4

hael
• #5

rpm

Are any cycling instructors interested in coaching?

If so please get in touch, or check out http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/coaching
there is always paid work after you are qualified and bursaries available to pay for the course.

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