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Bikeability Scotland instructors play a hugely important role in getting kids into cycling, thereby encouraging them to choose a healthy, environmentally-friendly, and fun mode of transport.
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This 4 day course will teach you to conduct risk assessments, plan, develop and deliver learning sessions to anyone that wants to cycle. If delivering courses to children, this is known as Bikeability Scotland Training.
The course includes;
As a Bikeability Scotland Instructor you can plan and deliver levels 1 & 2 Bikeability Scotland training to children in a school setting.
You will cover;
