Job Description

A motorcycle instructor may be solely a riding instructor, teaching students how to ride a motorcycle. Depending on the pre-existing skill level of the students, instructors must start with the most basic principles, including how to start the motorcycle and which way to lean on curves. Some students may already have some motorcycle knowledge, allowing the instructor to quickly go through or skip some rudimentary information. One of the main duties of motorcycle instructors teaching at any level is to answer questions thoroughly to ensure the safety of their students.
A motorcycle instructor teaches people how to ride motorcycles, but instructors also may engage in a number of other activities and have many other duties. In addition to physically teaching students to ride a motorcycle, instructors may teach in a classroom setting. Motorcycle instructors may have a duty to inform students about proper safety procedures and techniques when riding a motorcycle, basic motorcycle maintenance, and educate students about laws and regulations related to the use of motorcycles.
One of the duties that some motorcycle instructors may have is to teach in a classroom. Many instructors educate students using techniques that may include written manuals, diagrams, pictures, discussions, and lectures. A classroom motorcycle instructor may inform students about laws and regulations, including national, states, and local laws. Instructors also may teach students about safety precautions, proper riding habits, traffic rules, and basic motorcycle riding theory.


Requirements and Skills

1. You must be a certified licensed motorcyclist.
2. You are at least 18 years old.
3. You currently ride on a frequent, routine basis.
4. You should have a minimum of 2 years of varied riding experience.
5. Good communication skills.
6. A sincere desire to share the joy of motorcycling.

Minimum Qualification

OND


Salary

N40,000 - N50,000/Monthly

Interested candidates should forward CV to quickerfreightng@gmail.com or call 08174712435 for enquiries.