For Training Providers
Our Bikeability training providers deliver the highest standard of cycle training across England.
Become a training provider
Want to become a training provider? Find out how to offer Bikeability cycle training.
How to become a training provider
You must register with the Bikeability Trust to deliver Bikeability across England.
Requirements as a training provider
Everything you need to work as a Bikeability training provider.
Serious incident reporting
Guidance on what to do if there is a serious incident during Bikeability training.
Complaints
You can use complaints to support your business quality and staff development.
Equal opportunities and diversity
It is important to provide equal opportunities in your workforce, and provide cycle training for all.
Quality Assurance
We want you to offer the best cycle training you can. Find out more about Internal and External Quality Assurance.
Internal Quality Assurance
Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) is essential to the Bikeability training programme. Here’s some guidance to help you with yours.
Observing your instructors
Regular observation of your instructors improves their confidence and skills.
Instructor mentoring
Mentoring will help instructors to develop their skills. The relationship between a mentor and their mentee instructor builds confidence.
Booking training
Top tips to work with schools and example consent forms.
Parental consent
You must ask for consent from a parent or carer before a child takes part in Bikeability.
Rider characteristics
Rider characteristics are information related to a rider’s gender, ethnicity, SEND and eligibility for pupil premium.
Delivering training
Read the latest delivery guidance from the Trust.
Risk benefit assessment
You must carry out a risk benefit assessment to ensure that your training is safe.
Award materials
Purchase certificates, badges and handbooks for your courses here.
Support and guidance
Need some more help? We’re always here for you.
