[Closed] Some casual work for cyclists.

I'm not bumping it, but nobody???

Make the same offer a bit further North and I'm in!

During the week or weekends?

"only £10" - some folk will be jumping at that.

Generally weekdays, often paid for 6 hours of work (9 till 3) but with a couple of breaks - around 11 and then lunchtime. It's mostly primary schools we work with, some secondary ones too.
BTW If anybody is a qualified CT instructor we pay [u][b]up to[/b][/u] £15 p/hr.

same do it over in the west country and im there,
National Standard Cycle Training - Tick 🙂

are you looking for instructors?
edit just seen your reply

druidh, how much more North is your bit? Asking as I'm trying to develop the business.

Colande, they'd be perfect, but even assistants seem difficult to find. People prefer working part-time at McDonalds or Starbucks it seems.

I'm near Edinburgh 😀

What's involved in becoming a CT instructor?

Go onto the CTC website (www.ctc.org.uk), find a Instructor Training provider nearby, contact them, book the course - 4 days, approx. £500 but £300 bursary available, do the course, get a couple of observed sessions done and become accredited.

i thought even assistants had to have the training aswell,
so they could deliver the course aswell,
also need to be able to snake a group out on the road,
the assistant has quite a important role whilst snaking, even more than the lead i'd say.

4 day course,
it can be subsidised if you find a company willing to take you on,
otherwise i think its about £400-ish

Assistants don't have to, but it's better. Our client doesn't mind as long as the lead trainer is accredited. Most of the guys who work as instructors started assisting, got experience, got accredited swiftly and now benefit from it. Those who went for the training first were too green to lead and suffered for it.

Qualifed nuese - 15 years experience - mastered degree £16 /hour
Am I in the wrong job?

hairy chest do you mind if i ask you who you work for,
can do this off the record email is in my profile,
would be interested to know,

did the instructor course last year but never taught due to other commitments and circumstance, but would like to get back into it.

cheers

If you get anywhere near Manchester let me know!

colande, yhm

BNS, you're too inteligent so they can't pay you well. It's a National Policy, don't you know?

Joe, I'll be looking round there at some point for sure. Will advertise on STW.

Guys/Gals, anybody? Please, I don't want any idiots from my local LCC bunch.

If you come further north im in Edinbrugh too.

I'd be interrested.

or you coould look at [url= http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/INFD-7NYKN8 ]*this*[/url]

someone I know jacked their lucrative paid IT contractor job to do this

North , central, east, inner west london i'd be interested. I still have my little enamel cycling profficiency badge if that counts?

HC if you have some groups over Herts/essex way might be interested...
cove123

Sent you an email...

Sodafaris - is W4 inner London enough?

Dave - yhm 🙂

if it was now I would be interested but hope to be working full time by may 🙂

cove123 - not yet, but maybe at some point?

righty - get a well-paid job. If you were unlucky though, which you won't be anyway, let me know.

It's very tempting, but I work full time. And I live in Kingston which is a shortish ride to chiswick. Hmmm.

Do you need definites, as i may be able to take a day off or something?

If you're going to know you have a day or two off work, let me know. And no, I don't expect anybody to tell me now when they're available in June 😆

Something to note - if you're working with primary school kids you'll probably have to pass a disclosure check.

Luckily I have.

I can do the occasional weekday (Edinburgh)

Hi chap - just emailed you.

S

[b]AlasdairMc[/b] - Member

Something to note - if you're working with primary school kids you'll probably have to pass a disclosure check.

Luckily I have.

I can do the occasional weekday (Edinburgh)

[b]Soup[/b] - yhm vol.1. vol.2 to follow 🙂

it's different law up in Scotland judging by the risk assessment and training procedures. More careful and precise, I reckon.

That doesn't surprise me. My experience working (in England) as an NSI over the last 12 months has shown me lots of areas where trainer/trainee welfare could be improved. Just for instance, it's not compulsory to have an assistant helper when out training. So, if there's an injury to the instructor, the trainees are on their own to deal with it. There are a lot of gaps in the whole program at the moment that need filling. It's supposed to be about delivering National standards so there should be a national standard method of delivering the course but there isn't. There are even separate training companies offering differing views on what the national standards are.
TBH, after 12 months, I'm quite disillusioned with it all.

It isn't all that great in Scotland either. Something about the grass being greener on the other side...
In London it's pretty good. As soon as you hit the shires to goes off though.

CG, you have mail too 🙂

Joe, check your email when you have a moment, please.

Which one - assuming that wasn't aimed at me. If it was I didn't get an email. If it wasn't, ignore and move along please.

I'm doing the course at the end of the month, local council is paying. Not very near ThatLondon though. Might be worth folks sniffing round their council bods as there seems to be some funding about.

joe1983 - Member

Which one - assuming that wasn't aimed at me. If it was I didn't get an email. If it wasn't, ignore and move along please.

Are you, Joe1983, the same Joe that emailed me? Probably not, as he said he was called "Joe" over here. Thanks regardless.

MLC, you're spot on. There is plenty of it. If anybody needs a pointer just let me know, folks.

Pete and Paul, emails sent to you minutes ago. Cheers, chaps!