May be of interest - not particularly lucrative (£12/hr when trained) but certainly worthwhile: Cycletraining (www.cycletraining.org.uk is currently recruiting freelance cycle training instructors in the Greater London area. The number is 020 7820 6281/4 for an application pack if interested.
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May be of interest - not particularly lucrative (£12/hr when trained) but certainly worthwhile: Cycletraining (www.cycletraining.org.uk is currently recruiting freelance cycle training instructors in the Greater London
area.
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The number is 020 7820 6281/4 for an application pack if interested.
May be of interest - not particularly lucrative (£12/hr when trained) but certainly worthwhile: Cycletraining (www.cycletraining.org.uk is currently recruiting freelance cycle training instructors in the Greater London area. The number is 020 7820 6281/4 for an application pack if interested.
Rich
The only cycle instructor I've seen (London and can't remember the name) charges £25 per hour. Not so unlucrative.
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The only cycle instructor I've seen (London and can't remember the name)
charges £25 per hour. Not so unlucrative.
Yes, that's what cycletraining charges customers, but the rate the instructors are paid, according to their site (although it's not mentioned in the ad) is £12/hr when trained. They do say they're a not-for-profit organisation....
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The only cycle instructor I've seen (London and can't remember the name)
charges £25 per hour. Not so unlucrative.
Yes, that's what cycletraining charges customers, but the rate the instructors are paid, according to their site (although it's not mentioned in the ad) is £12/hr when trained. They do say they're a not-for-profit organisation....
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> The only cycle instructor I've seen (London and can't remember the
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charges £25 per hour. Not so unlucrative.
Yes, that's what cycletraining charges customers, but the rate the instructors are paid, according to their site (although it's not
mentioned
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in the ad) is £12/hr when trained. They do say they're a
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organisation....
My local authority pays £4.20/hr
Perhaps a word with the boss is needed.
John B
We don't get paid in Wolves, it's voluntary. There is however a £5/hour expenses payment made, which actually makes it more lucrative than my 'proper job' of pool lifeguard at £5.54/hour. I have to say that the feedback from the kids makes it more than worth it, who needs the dollar, eh? Dave.
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My local authority pays £4.20/hr
Perhaps a word with the boss is needed.
Well, maybe I made another mistake then in saying it wasn't particularly lucrative ;-). Just not enough to lure what remains of my evenings and weekends after my full-time day-job away from me. Still, it's a worthwhile cause. I can see it could be very good for someone who wants flexible part-time casual sort of work - could be good for students, maybe. Got to be better paid than bar work eg, at least, and more rewarding in other ways too. Although the rate is surely only per hour tutored and doesn't count time taken travelling to/between customers.
Lol, thanks for that Dave. That'll teach me not to be so bldy lzy whn tpng ;-) As I said thou', who needs the dollar...(when there's wolves and foxes around ?) chrs, dv
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My local authority pays £4.20/hr
Perhaps a word with the boss is needed.
Well, maybe I made another mistake then in saying it wasn't particularly lucrative ;-). Just not enough to lure what remains of my evenings and weekends after my full-time day-job away from me. Still, it's a
worthwhile
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cause. I can see it could be very good for someone who wants flexible part-time casual sort of work - could be good for students, maybe. Got to be better paid than bar work eg, at least, and more rewarding in other
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too. Although the rate is surely only per hour tutored and doesn't count time taken travelling to/between customers.
Rich
Just went to look at the link and it's dead...any ideas?
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cycletraining.co.uk should work (does for me), but you're right tao.org.ukcycle trainingOpen ↗ will get you there. So now we know where to find the Tao of cycling....