Advanced training for students who have Bikeability Level 2
This training is for under 18s
This training is for under 18s only. Please do not book adults onto this course as training will be withheld.
Aim of the training
This training is designed specifically to help students build on the 'Bikeability Level 2' skills they already have.
The training will include route planning. It's also very likely to include busy road skills. The training is based on the Bikeability Level 3 certificate but will be tailored to the trainee's skills.
How long does the training last?
The course length is two-and-a-half hours.
Are you ready?
Before starting the training, students need to have gained a Bikeability Level 2 certificate or have equivalent skills, with a roadworthy bike.
Ratios
A single Instructor can teach up to two people.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs. For this specific course we receive a government grant, so we can offer a subsidised rate.
Making the booking
A booking can only be made by a parent or carer aged over 18 who is booking on behalf of the student.
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.
Learn to Ride for adults
This training is for over 18s only. Please do not book children onto this course as training will be withheld.
Aim of the training
This training is for you if you are over 18 and can't ride a bike. We will help you through stages of safely getting on and off a bike, braking, steering, getting a good balance and pedalling. Most people are able to achieve these by the end of the course, although it's impossible for us to guarantee it. The training will give you the skills to go on and practice.
Where does the training take place?
It will be in a traffic-free area.
How long does the training last?
We allocate two hours, usually split in to two sessions.
Are you ready?
Before starting the training, you just need to have a bike in working condition. If your bike has stabilsers please remove them before the training.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs.
Costs are higher for weekend and evening courses.
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.
Learn to Ride for under 18s
This training is for under 18s only. Please do not book adults onto this course as training will be withheld.
Aim of the training
This course is for under-18s who can't ride a bike. The training goes through stages of safely getting on and off a bike, braking, steering, getting a good balance and pedalling. Most people are able to achieve these by the end of the course, although it's impossible for us to guarantee it. The training will give you the skills to go on and practice.
Where does the training take place?
It will be in a traffic-free area.
How long does the training last?
We allocate two hours in total, over two sessions of an hour each.
Ratios
A single Instructor can teach one person. You can book more people than that for training and either more Instructors can be allocated, or an Instructor will run more than one course. We will discuss the options with you.
Are you ready?
Before starting the training, you just need to have a bike in working condition. If the bike has stabilsers please remove them before the training.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs.
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.
Refresh your cycling skills
This course is for over 18s
This training is for over 18s only. Please do not book children onto this course as training will be withheld.
Aim of the training
If you once learned to cycle but think you skills are a bit rusty, this training is for you. It is completely tailored to you personally so your starting point is our starting point.
When you book, we'll ask you what you think your current skills are and what you'd like to achieve. We'll work to that within the training time available.
Where does the training take place?
The training will take place within a risk-assessed training area. 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 run this as a two-hour course.
Are you ready?
The training is for people who can basically ride a bike but need a refresher. If you are a complete beginner please look at our ‘Learn to Ride’ training.
Ratios
A single Instructor can teach one or two people.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs. .
Costs are higher for weekend and evening courses.
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.
I want to cycle to .....
This course is for over 18s
This training is for over 18s only. Please do not book children onto this course as training will be withheld.
Do you want to ride to work, college, the shops or somewhere else? If so, read on!
Aim of the training
This training is for over 18s and will help you to cycle to work, college, the shops, the leisure centre, a friend's house - in fact wherever you want to go! It is completely tailored to you personally.
When you book, we'll ask you what you think your current skills are and what you'd like to achieve. We'll work to that within the training time available.
Where does the training take place?
The training will take place along the routes, or maybe choice of routes, that you'd need to use for your journey. Your allocated Instructor will agree an exact time and place with you.
How long does the training last?
We run this as a two-hour course, over one or two sessions - you would agree that with your Instructor.
Are you ready?
The training is for people who are reasonably confident cycling on quiet roads but want help cycling in more varied traffic conditions.
Ratios
A single Instructor can teach one or two people.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs.
Costs are higher for weekend and evening courses.
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.
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.
Watch our short video to get an idea of what's covered.
Where does the training take place?
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 an adult and up to three children or two adults and 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.
Bikeability Level 2
Certificate for under 18s
This training is for under 18s only. Please do not book adults onto this course as training will be withheld.
Aim of the training
This training develops your skills for riding on quieter roads.
On this course, you share the road with traffic. The session will begin with the Instructors assessing your current level of cycling skills to ensure it is safe for you to then go on the road. Training areas usually include very quiet roads and those that carry more frequent traffic (without being main roads). In this way, you can progress at a suitable pace.
Watch this short video to get an idea of what's covered or read a detailed list of course outcomes.
Where does the training take place?
The training will take place within a risk-assessed training area. 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?
The course length depends on the number of trainees. You will be able to see the course length whilst you are booking.
Are you ready?
Before starting the training, you need basic skills of control and balance. Your bike needs to be in working condition.
Ratios
A single Instructor can teach one or two people. You can book more people than that for training and either more Instructors can be allocated, or an Instructor will run more than one course. We will discuss the options with you.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs.
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.
Bikeability Level 1
Certificate for under 18s
This training is for under 18s only. Please do not book adults onto this course as training will be withheld.
Aim of the training
This training improves your balance and control skills in an area away from traffic. It helps you to become more confident riding a bike.
You'll cover checking your bike and being able to start, ride and stop under control. If your bike has gears, we’ll show you how they can be useful. You’ll also learn to look all around, including behind, as well as controlling the bike as you change direction.
Watch this short video to get an idea of what's covered or read a detailed list of course outcomes.
Where does the training take place?
The training will take place within a risk-assessed training area. 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?
The course length is 2 hours.
Are you ready?
Level 1 is for children who can ride their bike a little bit and who don’t need stabilisers. If you are a complete beginner please look at our ‘Learn to Ride’ training.
Ratios
A single Instructor can teach up to two people.
About our fees
Cycle training is a discretionary service provided by Surrey County Council and so we have to cover our costs. Costs are higher for weekend and evening courses.
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.
