MOTORCYCLE SAFETY INSTRUCTOR
We are seeking passionate and professional Motorcycle Safety Instructors to teach new and experienced riders essential riding skills and safety techniques. Instructors deliver hands-on range instruction in accordance with state and national safety program standards. Ideal candidates have strong communication skills, a commitment to student success, and a passion for promoting safe motorcycling practices.
Responsibilities
Candidate will be responsible for the following:
– Conduct on-cycle range training sessions following approved curriculum guidelines;
– Provide clear, supportive instruction to students of all experience levels;
– Evaluate student performance and provide constructive feedback for improvement;
– Administer written and skills evaluations fairly and consistently;
– Ensure all safety protocols and procedures are followed training sessions;
– Prepare and maintain training equipment, motorcycles, and range sites as needed;
– Accurately complete all required paperwork, including student evaluations, incident reports, and course completion documents;
– Maintain a professional and positive learning environment;
– Participate in periodic instructor meetings, updates, and ongoing training as required; and
– Represent the organization’s commitment to motorcycle safety and student success.
Qualifications
To apply for this position, the following is a list of preferred qualifications:
– Current Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) RiderCoach certification or ability to complete certification training (provided for eligible candidates);
– Valid motorcycle license with a clean riding record;
– Minimum of 3–5 years of recent motorcycle riding experience;
– Strong communication, public speaking, and interpersonal skills;
– Ability to instruct and manage groups of students in both classroom and outdoor range environments;
– Basic motorcycle handling and maintenance knowledge;
– Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and variable schedules as needed;
– Commitment to promoting safe riding practices and lifelong learning; and
– Previous teaching, coaching, or mentoring experience preferred but not required.