We have positions available for qualified motorcycle instructors, and also for those yet to undertake our training programme, with a guaranteed position available upon qualifying.
Motorcycle Instructors (Full & Part Time positions) Hourly rate £9.62 Salary £20,000 pro rata (based on a 40hr week). PAYE EMPLOYED STATUS.
We have positions available for qualified motorcycle instructors, and also for those yet to undertake our training programme, with a guaranteed position available upon qualifying.
Due to increased demand for our services and continued expansion, ProScot Driving School have vacancies available for the above positions.
ProScot are one of Fifes premier driving schools. Established in 1996 ProScot have an enviable reputation for high standards and quality service.
Requirements: You will need to be aged 21 or over, have held an appropriate full UK driving licence for at least 3 years. Not been disqualified from driving or have more than 5 penalty points or convicted of a non motoring offence. You will also need to be able to read a new style number plate from a distance of 26.5m, pass a criminal record check (PVG) and be a fit and proper person.
To become an instructor, you will need: Excellent driving/riding skills and road safety knowledge. A basic understanding of car or motorcycle mechanics and enthusiasm for driving or riding. You must have the ability to give clear instructions, be able to adapt your teaching style to suit each learner, have patience, good people skills and be able to stay calm and point out mistakes in a constructive way. You must also have a sense of humour, good observational skills and the ability to react quickly and safely to any problems.
All training will be provided at a subsidised cost with a guaranteed position upon qualifying.
Location: Scotland
Salary: £20,000.00 /year
Contact Information
Phone number – 01592 650100
Email – office@proscot.com
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