Go-MTB Leader Orientation Course (ratio 1:8)

This course is a one day orientation which enables successful candidates to become Go Mountain Bike (Go MTB) instructors. Go MTB is a mountain bike proficiency course covering four themes: riding skills; first aid; being independent and self supporting; and sharing the outdoors. There are 5 levels of proficiency across these four themes.

The course is for current mountain bike instructors holding a Mountain Bike Leadership award (including CTC, MIAS, MBLA, MBCUK or British Cycling) to a minimum of level 2; such as Trail Cycle Leader (TCL) or Mountain Bike Leader (MBL).

Successful candidates will be approved as instructors at either Level 3 or Level 5, dependent upon their personal skills and previous qualifications

Essential Information

Pricing

Course £150.00 per person, including registration and Instructor resourses

Course Duration

Course – One full day

Course Dates

For Go-MTB Instructor Orientation Courses dates please see below, or click here

Go Mountain Bike is a mountain bike proficiency course suitable for individuals, schools and groups of all ages and abilities. There are 5 levels of proficiency across these 4 themes:

• riding skills,
• first aid,
• being independent and self-supporting
• sharing the outdoors.

Candidates can mix and match the themes and levels according to their interest. The principle aim of the scheme is to support individuals to develop the skills to make independent journeys into the outdoors.

Cycle4adventure is an official Go-MTB Instructor Training Provider at all five levels of the proficiency award. .

PLEASE NOTE There will be changes to the administration of the Go-MTB Instructor Orientation, and Instructor resources. in 2024, please contact us for more details. We’ll update information as it becomes available.

E-Mountain Bikes

We welcome riders on eMTB’s as well as none powered MTB’s, on most of our MTB Courses, Camps and Guided Rides.

Please note eMTB riders must be at least 14 years old and eMTB’s must be UK & EU “Pedalec” legal. Riders of eMTB’s must also be respectful and tolerant to riders of  none  powered bikes (and vice-versa)

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