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1. Glossary Term Definition 1st4sport 1st4sport is an awarding organisation recognised and regulated in England by the Office of the Qualifications and Examinations Regulator (Ofqual). To work as a cycle instructor, you must hold a 1st4sport Level 2 Award...
2. Welcome Thank you for taking the time to read our Cycle Training Delivery Guide. Whether you’ve been an instructor for years, or are on your way to becoming one, this guide is here to support you on your...
8.5. Contact The Bikeability Trust For additional support, guidance or to make a query, please email contactus@bikeability.org.uk. 8.4. Safeguarding and Code of Practice Cycle Training Delivery Guide
8.4. Safeguarding and Code of Practice Ensuring the safety of everyone who takes part in cycle training is a top priority. All cycle training should be a positive and safe experience for everyone involved, and no one should experience...
8.3.5 Modules All modules in the Bikeability programme are grouped under ‘Get Cycling’ or ‘Go Cycling’. GET CYCLING involves activities that support riders before making a journey on the road. This includes training riders to prepare themselves and their...
8.3.3 Assessment and awards Bikeability awards celebrate all who participate in cycle training. The course should be a positive learning experience in which all riders achieve as much as they can. Every child must receive the complete Bikeability award,...
8.3.2 Teaching approach – the journey Bikeability training should help riders to think about cycling on their own or in groups after the course has finished. When practising on the road, try to get your riders to think of...
8.3.1 Ratios and session timings Bikeability training can be delivered with one or more instructors, in line with local safeguarding policies and operating procedures. One-to-one teaching is also an option for Bikeability courses at all levels. The time needed...