121 MotoSkills

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**Company Description** 121 MotoSkills is a rider-focused coaching provider based in the North of Scotland, specialising in advanced motorcycle coaching, post-CBT development, and preparation for Mod 1 and Mod 2 tests. The team delivers relaxed, supportive, and highly personalised one-to-one training for a wide range of rider experience levels. Coaching focuses on confidence, smooth machine control, slow-speed balance, cornering skills, observation, and real-road awareness. The aim is to help every rider feel safer, more in control, and more proud of their riding. 121 MotoSkills is committed to safe, enjoyable motorcycling and continuous skills development. **Role Description** The CBT Motorcycle Instructor will deliver on-site motorcycle coaching sessions in Aberdeen, working directly with riders at various stages of their development. This part-time role involves planning and delivering CBT-level and post-CBT training, including slow-speed manoeuvres, roadcraft, hazard awareness, and test preparation. The instructor will assess rider abilities, provide structured feedback, and adapt coaching methods to individual needs and learning styles. Responsibilities include maintaining safety standards during all practical sessions, ensuring motorcycles and equipment are fit for purpose, and keeping accurate records of training progress. The role also includes occasional communication with learners about scheduling, course options, and next steps in their training journey. **Qualifications** * Candidates should possess strong motorcycle riding skills, including confident slow-speed control, cornering technique, observation, and real-road hazard awareness. * Candidates should possess coaching and instruction skills, such as the ability to explain techniques clearly, give constructive feedback, and tailor training to different experience levels. * Candidates should possess solid safety awareness and risk management skills, with a commitment to promoting safe, responsible riding at all times. * Candidates should possess good communication and interpersonal skills, including patience, professionalism, and the ability to support nervous or inexperienced riders. * Candidates should possess relevant instructor or coaching qualifications, such as approved motorcycle instructor certification or equivalent, and a full, clean motorcycle licence. * Candidates should possess strong organisational skills, including time management, session planning, and accurate record-keeping for learner progress. * Candidates should possess familiarity with UK motorcycle licensing requirements, CBT standards, and Mod 1/Mod 2 test content; experience in rider training or education is highly beneficial.