Select 'private training' if you want tailored training, one-to-one or for a group. You'll be able to see the details of the different courses, then go through and book the training.
You will be able to see the cost of the training - which varies depending on the course length and whether you would prefer the training on a weekday, evening or weekend.
We also sometimes run courses open to all. Click on 'public' training to see what we are currently offering.
When you book a course we collect some personal information - please read our privacy notice for details.
Public Training
I would like to book onto a public training course
Private Training
I would like private training for myself, a member of my family or a group
This is a course lasting two hours and is delivered in a single session
We offer a range of training, for example:
Learn to ride
Refresh your cycling skills
Ride to work, shops or a friend's house
Training on quieter roads
Training on busy roads
How to tell us what you want
When you complete the booking form, you will able to tell us what you want to achieve and where, if anywhere, you currently ride your cycle. Then we will tailor your training to suit.
Where does the training take place?
We will look for a venue in a location that suits you. The exact place will depend on the training you want, for example, for 'Learn to ride' we will use a traffic-free area.
Who will do the training?
All of our instructors are Surrey County Council employees who have unrivalled experience and expert local knowledge across the whole County. Our instructors are all nationally accredited, have passed all safeguarding checks and participate in a full programme of continuing professional development.
Are you ready?
Before starting the training, you just need to have a bike in working condition.
Can I book for more than one person?
Yes.
What happens after you book?
You receive a receipt by email. We will allocate an Instructor and that Instructor will contact you quoting the booking number. We will allocate an Instructor as soon as we are able. Please note that in our busier periods this will take longer.
Have you seen our 'frequently asked questions'?
If you have any unanswered questions please look at FAQs page. You can also add any specific information or ask a question when you book.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs.
Thank you. You have chosen cycle training for over-18s.
When you book, please complete the two questions about what you want to achieve and where, if anywhere, you currently cycle.
Training for people aged under 18
This training is for under 18s only.
Please note: this course can only be booked by a parent or carer.
This is a course lasting two-and-a-half hours, delivered in one or two sessions
We offer a range of training, for example:
Learn to ride
Bikeability Level 2 certificate
Biekability level 3 certificate
How to tell us what you want
When you complete the booking form, you will able to tell us what you want your child to achieve and where, if anywhere, your child currently rides their cycle. Then we will tailor the training to suit.
Minimum age
The minimum age for Level 2 training is 9 years.
The minimum age for Level 3 training is 11 years.
There is no minimum or maximum age for Learn to Ride. However, if you child is very young, please check they can reach and pull the brake levers on their bike.
Where does the training take place?
We will look for a venue in a location that suits you. The exact place will depend on the training you have booked, for example, for 'Learn to ride' we will use a traffic-free area.
Who will do the training?
All of our instructors are Surrey County Council employees who have unrivalled experience and expert local knowledge across the whole County. Our instructors are all nationally accredited, have passed enhanced safeguarding checks and participate in a full programme of continuing professional development.
Will the training be one or two sessions?
We will discuss this with you after you book. It will depend on what you think will suit your child. Quite often, children do better if the training is split into two sessions.
Is your child ready?
Before starting the training, your child needs to have a bike in working condition. After you book, your Instructor will discuss the training in detail with you to ensure it is appropriate for your child's current cycling skills.
Can the parent/carer attend the training?
Yes, but your Instructor may need to discuss how practical this will be (eg, if the parent cannot ride a bike).
Does the parent/carer have to attend the training?
No.
Can I book for more than one person?
Yes.
What happens after you book?
You receive a receipt by email. We will allocate an Instructor and that Instructor will contact you quoting the booking number. We will allocate an Instructor as soon as we are able. Please note that in our busier periods this will take longer.
Have you seen our 'frequently asked questions'?
If you have any unanswered questions please look at FAQs page. You can also add any specific information or ask a question when you book.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs. Please note that from time to time we have public courses running that cost less than private training.
Thank you. You have chosen cycle training for under-18s.
When you book, please complete the questions about what you want your child to achieve and where, if anywhere, your child currently cycles.
Family Cycle Training
Aim of the training
You will be able to escort your child(ren) along quieter roads with confidence; your child(ren) will learn how to respond to some key phrases from you.
When you book you can tell us whether you prefer the training in your home area or somewhere else. Your allocated Instructor will then agree an exact time and place with you.
How long does the training last?
We allocate a single session of three hours.
Are you ready?
Before starting the training, the adult needs to be able to cycle confidently along quieter roads; the child needs to be able control their bike.
Ratios
A single Instructor can teach one or two adults with up to three children.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs. Costs are also higher for weekend and evening courses. We charge per trainee; children cost less than adults.
What happens after you book
You receive a receipt by email. We will allocate an Instructor and that Instructor will contact you quoting the booking number. We will allocate an Instructor as soon as we are able. Please note that in our busier periods this will take longer.
Thank you. You have selected Family cycle training.
As a starting point, you already need to have the following skills:
the adult, or both adults, need to be able to cycle confidently on quieter roads.
the children need basic balance and control skills.
if you feel you need help to cycle confidently on a quiet road, please look at our 'Level 2' course. If you have a child who cannot cycle at all or users stabilsers, please look at our 'Learn to Ride for under-18s' course.
