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Wheels for Wellbeing are recruiting for 2 x Sessional Cycling Instructors to start ASAP. Advert is below. Any questions, then please give me a yell as the advert states rather than through here:
Wheels for Wellbeing is a charity which supports disabled people to cycle in London. Whatever impairment, long term health condition or disability you have, we can help with your cycle query. We run weekly group cycling session in Lambeth and Croydon as well as specific sessions for disabled children. We wish to appoint to the post of :
Sessional Cycling Instructor (ref: SW0711) x2
Hours will vary (Zero-hour contract), £14.32ph
Sessional Cycling Instructors are vital members of the Wheels for Wellbeing team. You are the public face of the organisation, helping disabled children, young people and adults to cycle. You will provide advice and use your experience to guide clients on which cycle is best for their needs and what adjustments are needed to enable them to cycle confidently and safely. Other duties include record keeping and some cash handling.
You should have experience of delivering Bikeability training, preferably to disabled people (although this is not essential and training can be provided) and you should be at least part-qualified in this.
This is an excellent expand your skills as an Instructor.
For more information and an application pack (quote ref) contact :
Heather Goodwin, Manager, Wheels for Wellbeing, 336 Brixton Road, London SW9 7AA
Telephone : 020 7346 8482
Email: heather@wheelsforwellbeing.org.uk
Closing date : Monday 18 July, midday
Interview date: Monday 25 July
Wheels for Wellbeing is an Equal Opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all sections of the community including service users and particularly from disabled people. Our premises are fully accessible.