Instructor Training Course (CBT Cardington)

Motorcycle Instructor Training Course – 5 (+2) days £875.00
Course duration: 5 (+2) days The Lightning Motorcycle Training (Chadderton CBT – formally Cardington) Instructor Training course is designed to give practical training skills and knowledge to enable you to pass the DVSA’s two-day CBT assessment and be able to apply for work as a Motorcycle Instructor running CBT courses and providing training to new instructors. Includes:- 5 day course, plus 2 days of consolidation with “live” students (one observed the other practical)
- Maximum 3:1 trainee to instructor ratio
- All courses run by our experienced training team
- Training materials, DVSA’s Learning to Ride, and Highway Code book
- Teaching aids such as diagrams and lesson cards
- Use of 125cc motorbike and fuel during course exercises
- Use of radio equipment and instructor microphone
- Unique easy to learn ‘toolbox’ approach
- On-site/off road training carried out at one of our fully equipped training sites
- Experienced trainers use of local knowledge to conduct safe road-based lessons
- Retraining, if required, is offered on a daily basis at a reduced rate
- Element A – Introduction and the aims of the CBT course
- Element B – Introduction to the motorcycle
- Element C – Practical ‘On Site’ training
- Element D – Pre-‘Road Ride’ briefing
- Element E – Practical ‘On Road’ training
- Safety considerations
- Teaching techniques and tools
- Lesson presentation, planning and structure
- Fault finding and remedial advice
- Understanding lesson objectives and expected outcomes
- Overcoming limitations
- Communication and feedback delivery skills
- Client centred learning techniques
- Differential learning techiques
- Group control
- Familiarisation with the CBT course content
- DVSA Cardington preparation and pitfalls
- On site/off road practical teaching skills
- Methods of coaching via radio communication
- Practical on road training and student control using radio communication
- Instructor assessment skills and remedial action to be given
- Mock ‘Cardington’ assessment
- Be aged 21 or over
- Hold a current full Great Britain or Northern Ireland driving licence (A or A2)
- Have held full motorcycle entitlement for at least 3 years – this doesn’t include automatic or category A1 licences but can include an aggregate of A2 and A
- Be a ‘fit and proper’ person (i.e.no criminal convictions and a maximum of 5 points on your driving licence)