Motorcycle Instructor Courses

Want to learn how to be a Motorcycle Instructor?

Whats Involved:

Teaching a new rider is one of the most rewarding things you can do on a motorcycle, imparting the knowledge needed to ride safely and legally on the road and watching your students grow in confidence as you guide them through the Compulsory Basic Training syllabus and beyond.

Pass Bike have been training our own instructors for the last 15 years, firstly in advanced riding and then the full DVSA qualification to become a registered motorcycle instructors for CBT and DAS courses.

The tutors at Pass Bike are now able to offer the same high quality tuition delivered to our own staff to external candidates.

This new course brings the best of our own instructor training programme and adds in a formal teaching qualification for adults Qualsafe level 3 Award in Education and Training, Motorcycle First Aid level 3, DVSA ERS advanced rider training and Motorcycle Maintenance.

Delivered in a 3 Part modular format the whole course is presented at our DVSA and IMI approved training centre: Pass Bike Motorcycle Training Centre, 8 Purdeys Way, Rochford, Essex, SS4 1NE. Candidates keep a portfolio of skills during the course, tracking their progress and setting in the values of Continuous Professional Development at the outset.

Entry Requirements:

21 years old or older have had a full clean UK category A2 or A motorcycle licence for at least 3 years

Be a fit and proper person and hold a current basic DBS certificate

Completed the pre course e learning module.

Pre Course E Learning:

This Pass Bike Motorcycle Instructor Course e-learning module is designed to prepare you for taking the motorcycle theory test. As a motorcycle instructor you will have to show a thorough knowledge of the highway code, road signs and be able to guide students through the skills required to navigate hazards safely.

This bespoke DVSA approved e-learning package includes tutorials for each section of the theory test. Including background information and reference's to the Highway Code and the DVSA "Learning to Ride" publications. The e-learning test questions are identical to the ones used during the Motorcycle Theory Test. The Hazard Perception Clips are identical too! Designed to test your knowledge of the highway code, road signs etc. The test is all computer based and is multiple choice. A hazard perception video follows the test and is designed to assess how you would react in some road scenarios.

There are an unlimited amount of times you can attempt the provided mock tests. However all the tutorials must be completed and a successful mock test achieved before the start of Part 1.

The pre course learning can be enrolled on independently of the Instructor Training Course. Enrolling in Pass Bikes virtual classroom for 30 days costs just £12. Or as part of the course where 90 days access is included in the overall course price.

E Learning module 30 hours (flexible over 30, 60 or 90 days)

Part 1 - Professional Teaching Qualification:

The Qualsafe Level 3 Award in Education and Training (RQF)

This qualification is an introduction to teaching for those who work or would like to work in the further education and skills sector. As a motorcycle instructor you will need to use these skills to present the DVSA syllabus for CBT and Full Licence Courses. This qualification is also suitable for further education (FE) colleges, independent training providers or Local Authorities.

Learners will build an understanding of the specific roles and responsibilities related to planning and delivering inclusive training sessions.

Topics covered include: maintaining a safe and supportive learning environment, relationships between teachers and other teaching professionals, assessing learners and providing constructive and developmental feedback.

This Part is delivered by our trusted partners Paramount Medical Training from the Medical Centre within Pass Bike motorcycle Training Sales and Workshop, 8 Purdeys Way, Rochford, Essex SS4 1NE

Assessment Methods

Theory assessment (4 x written assignments, 1 x set of written questions, 1 x scenario)

1 x practical assessment (micro-teach relating to CBT Syllabus)

Part 1 Duration 5 days (48 Hours)

Qualsafe Certificate issued for this part of the course

Part 2 - Initial Training and Knowledge:

Part 1 must be completed before Starting Part 2.

Part 2 incudes:

Motorcycle Emergency First Aid Level 3 – MEFA

This comprehensive Level 3 First Aid Course has been meticulously developed by highly experienced HCPC Paramedic trainers and medical doctors who are also dedicated motorcyclists. Their combined expertise ensures that the course content is both practical and relevant to real-world riding scenarios. MEFA (Motorcycle Emergency First Aid) covers essential life-saving techniques and emergency response skills for motorcyclists and first responders. The course includes:

Danger Awareness – Assessing the accident scene for potential hazards to ensure the safety of both the responder and the casualty.

Cardiac Arrest & CPR – Recognizing cardiac arrest, performing effective chest compressions, and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) if available.

Major Haemorrhage & Injuries – Managing severe bleeding, applying pressure dressings, using tourniquets, and recognizing signs of shock.

Spinal Injuries & Helmet Removal – Safely assessing and handling a casualty with potential spinal injuries, including the correct method for removing a helmet if necessary to provide life-saving care while minimizing the risk of further injury.

Duration ½ Day 4 Hours

Qualsafe Certificate issued for this part of the course

Instructor Rider Training

Motorcycle instructors are unique. Unlike any other road vehicle trainer they must control their own vehicle whilst teaching new riders to control theirs. These skills are developed and introduced in this section of the course. Following Roadcraft principles and the specific requirements of the DVSA. The professional RPTMT registered trainers at Pass Bike will develop your riding skills to allow you to teach on the move using the latest digital radio systems. This section culminates in a DVSA ERS assessment and certification.

Duration 2 Days 16 Hours

DVSA ERS Certificate issued for this part of the course

Motorcycle Maintenance

This section of the Part 2 syllabus covers the repair and maintenance of your own and students motorcycles, part of our hugely popular motorcycle maintenance programme this section follows the same format as our 1 day maintenance course. Presented by our professional technicians and tutors at our IMI (Institute of the motor Industry) approved training centre within Pass Bike.

Session 1: Routine Maintenance such as Safety Checks, Chain Cleaning/Lubrication, Cable Lubrication, Fluid Checks etc

Session 2: Chassis and Frame such as Wheel Bearing Checks/Changes, Shock Absorber Pivot Lubrication etc

Session 3: Engine Servicing such as Oil and Filter Changes, Air Filter Changes, Basic Valve Clearances etc

Session 4: Braking System such as Fluid Changes, Bleeding Brakes, Changing Brake Pads/Shoes

Session 5: Electrical Systems such as Basic Fault Diagnosis and Preventative Maintenance

Duration 1 Day 8 hours

Pass Bike Certificate Issued for this part of the course

Regulatory Framework

Overview of:

The DVSA ATB Manual

The National Standard for Riding Moped and Motorcycles

Moped and Motorcycle Rider Competence Framework

The Official Guide to Learning to Ride DVSA

The Official Guide Riding the Essential Skills DVSA

The Highway Code

Standards Checks and how to keep a record of continuous professional development CPD

Cardington Assessments for CBT and DAS

Accident and Incident reporting

Duration 1 Day 8 Hours

Part 3 - Practial Training and Assesment

This section draws on the skills and knowledge gained in Part 1 and Part 2.

Part 3 Includes:

Pass Bike Motorcycle Instructor Course Delivery of CBT. This practical section gives hands on roll play practice in delivering a CBT course. Every element of the syllabus is covered. Delivered using the Pass Bike Instructor Manual as a base document however candidates are encouraged to make their own notes and adapt lessons to match their own style of delivery using the techniques learned in Part1.

Each day brings a new element of the CBT syllabus, group discussions are encouraged and the assessment of fellow candidates in the role of CPD assessor. With decades of experience in the role of motorcycle instruction the tutors at Pass Bike can bring to life many different student dynamics and situations. When Competency is demonstrated in the roll play setting the candidate will be offered the chance to observe and shadow a CBT with live students, under the guidance and supervision of their tutor. This experience is invaluable in cementing the knowledge gained in the course and building confidence in teaching new riders.

Training new riders to reach their full licence differs from CBT in its structure, is regulated differently and can only be undertaken once a DVSA Cardington CBT assessment has been successfully passed. Once this assessment has been completed successfully the instructor can then take the half day DAS assessment at Cardington. Only then can the instructor teach full licence Direct Access courses.

The Pass Bike Motorcycle Instructor Training Course covers the topics of the module one and module two tests in this last section. A one day shadowing session observing a DAS qualified instructor deliver both module 1 and module 2 training at our training centre. Understanding the differences between the two modules, the standard of riding required and test protocols.

Duration 7 Days 56 Hours

(5 days Instructor training, 1 day CBT live students, 1 day DAS)

This course reflects the breath of skills required to be a motorcycle instructor. The Pass Bike Instructor Training Course brings together existing level 3 qualifications that are recognised in their own right and follows our own in house instructor training program giving practical hands on application of the theoretical systems learnt.

Instructor Contact Hours: 140

E learning / Self Study Hours: 30

Total Course Duration 21 Days 170 Hours

Our Motorcycle Instructor Courses:

Motorcycle Instructor Course

£1,500.00