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Bike for Good strongly believes that it is important to have a diverse workforce. We acknowledge that marginalised communities are integral to cycling and we want to build an inclusive and representative community, both within our organisation and everywhere we work.
We strongly encourage people that identify with a marginalised background (for example – people of colour, people from working-class backgrounds, LGBTQI+ people) to apply for our roles.
Current Opportunities:
Health and Wellbeing Practitioner
Salary: £19,831.00 gross per annum
Location: Glasgow across both our hubs in the south and west of the city
Deadline: Wednesday 12th January, 12pm
Job Type: Fixed Term until 31 March 2023, full time 37.5 hours per week. However, consideration will be given to a working week of 30 hours. (flexibility required to cover a variety of community groups, and includes occasional weekends)
Please note that a full and valid UK drivers licence is required for this role
About the job:
Reporting to the Health and Wellbeing Lead, you will deliver cycle training and group cycling activities for adults who are keen to improve their physical and mental health through cycling.
The Health and Wellbeing Practitioner will contribute towards the setup, running and ongoing planning of Health and Wellbeing group engagement and 1:1 lessons.
To apply, please complete the application form below alongside the Equal Opportunities form. Once completed, please email to karen@bikeforgood.org.uk
Freelance Trainers (Sessional Workers)
Bike for good is seeking skilled and experienced freelance trainers to deliver Cycle Training and Led Rides across the city.
If you have a keen passion for cycling and helping others and have the relevant qualifications, please get in touch.
Trainers must have:
- Ride Leader and Cycle Trainer qualifications.
- First Aid Certificate (must be up to date)
Bike for Good does not currently provide any training courses to help you gain these qualifications. Please check the Cycling Scotland website for different options if you wish to become qualified as a Cycle Trainer.
To apply, please complete the application form below alongside the Equal Opportunities form. Once completed, please email to karen@bikeforgood.org.uk
Cycle Trainer (Sessional Worker) – Application Form
Motion Forward freelance roles
Motion Forward is always seeking skilled and experienced Mechanics, Drivers and Bike Maintenance Trainers to support our Bike Share Scheme and B2B team in Glasgow.
If you have a keen passion for cycling, helping others, and have the relevant qualifications, please get in touch.
- Mechanics must: have 2 years experience working as a bike mechanic and have basic knowledge of electronics. Must be comfortable with lone working
- Drivers must: be over 25 years old, have experience driving a van in an urban environment, be comfortable with lone working, have bike mechanic experience and have basic knowledge of electronics
- Bike Maintenance trainers must: have 2 years of experience working as a bike mechanic, have experience planning and delivering maintenance classes and be comfortable with lone working
To apply, please complete the application form below (it’s the same form for all 3 roles) alongside the Equal Opportunities form and 2 references. Once completed, please email to nina.borcard@motionforward.co.uk
Freelance Motion Forward Freelance Roles – Application Form
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