Motorcycle Training Forum

[rjh_786Bn]

We are currently completing CBT Courses, double the quantity of last year. We have vacancies for Part Time CBT Qualified Instructors.
You may think that you are the best rider in the world, but not every rider would be suitable to become a motorbike instructor.
There are several things that a rider needs to have before they can be considered to become an instructor.
They must have a full clean motorbike licence and must have held this licence for at least three years.
They must also not have a criminal record.
Other aspects to consider would be that a potential instructor must be confident, knowledgeable, patient and responsible and most importantly a good communicator at all levels.

Anyone interested please contact us. GOOD RATE OF PAY AND STAFF DISCOUNT FROM OUR COLLECTION OF BRANDS once your training was complete.
Please visit http://www.rjhgroup.co.uk for the Instructor Training Information

[John (JT)]

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I take it from this then - that most of you on this forum have either
got a criminal record and done 10 years for a small incident
with a sawn-off....or been to enthuiastic with the throttle and have
a few bonus points on your licence as the get away driver

[rjh_786Bn]

We are shortly to confirm a CBT site in Congleton, available for use Monday to Friday. which means we are able to conduct CBT 7 days a week!!

At present we are cunducting CBT, far greater in quantity than last year!!

We are in need of CBT Qualified Instructors, desperately, and will pay good rates of pay for the right people and can offer regular work.

Renumeration would include, staff discount from our portfolio of brands, from clothing and accessories through to consumables.

If you are interested, or know anyone that is interested, please call Robert in confidence on 01260 270095.

[yorkie 1200]

Hopefully you will be just as busy in another 2&half years time when i can take my cbt instuctors course

[rjh_786Bn]

If my heart stands the pace....................

I can't wait, I'll be the first to come knocking

[yorkie 1200]

What do you have to do to become a Qualified cbt instuctor

[rjh_786Bn]

Hi Ian, the following requirements:

There are several things that a rider needs to have before they can be considered to become an instructor.
They must have a full clean motorbike licence and must have held this licence for at least three years.
They must also not have a criminal record.
Other aspects to consider would be that a potential instructor must be confident, knowledgeable, patient and responsible and most importantly a good communicator at all levels.

The training can be done at the pace of the trainee, some I have trained over a week, some take longer, everyone is different.

Who do you have in mind

[JT (John)]

Being a proficient rider helps too but what many fail
to realise is that this job requires teaching skills first and
foremost.

It's rewarding, allowing you the opportunity to put
something back into biking, time consuming, frustrating, cold,
wet, hot, very wet and cold, no money in it, uses up all your
weekends and spare time, you turn into DAYGLO JOHNNY (me! ),
Honda Deauvilles are sexy while GSXR1000's are just plain silly,
you have to keep a clean licence so your own enjoyment on the
roads has to be at legal speeds and finally did I mention you
get wet and cold.

Remember - it's an all year round job - and minus 9 in
February is no joke......


But it is the BEST JOB IN THE WORLD

[rjh_786Bn]

Well said JT, and I agree there is no money in it Unless of course you work for someone else

[JT (John)]

[yorkie 1200]

hmmm
Know all about the bad weather side of biking been though it all
but that was back then when the jackets,gloves an trousers were
no where near as good as they are now

what i,m asking is do you ave to take training followed by a test at a dsa centre
and do you think over the nxt couple of years cbt instructors training might/will change like the m/cycle test has

[rjh_786Bn]

Different levels of Instructor's authorisation.

1) Down Trained which means you can conduct CBT for the particular ATB that trained you, this would also enable you to conduct 125cc training. All this can be done through an ATB such as RJH which is DSA approved. There is no exam, however ATB check tests every 12 weeks and DSA check test, which is the whole CBT that you conduct being assessed.

2) Cardington 2 day assessment, enables you to conduct CBT, and also enables you to go on to train as a DAS Instructor (big bike) through another half day assessment. Ultimately this option enables you to set up as your own ATB.

Depends where you want to go with it.

Hope this helps.

No plans to my knowledge, that DSA are planning to change the training process.

[yorkie 1200]

Thanks

[rjh_786Bn]

Big Congrat's to Nick Wheatley who has just received his Certificate of Authorisation, to Instruct CBT, so will be seen regularly at RJH!

Nick passed his Bike Test with RJH, just over 3 years ago, and has decided to put back something into the bikes, and is enjoying it very much!

At RJH, we are still looking for more CBT Instructors, so if you qualify get in touch please!

[rjh_786Bn]

Nick and I completed 10 CBT's over the weekend, and its still only February....

At RJH, we are still looking for more CBT Instructors, so if you qualify get in touch please!

RJH are in a position to offer regular mid-week CBT work to the right candidates, so if your retired, work part-time, a lot of free time on your hands..............................get in touch!

Details of Instructor training can be found on our training website.