Join our free programme of bike and cycling activities for young people, in Glasgow.
Whether you’re eager to build your own bike, or develop your mechanic skills, we have something for you.
It’s a great way to learn new skills, do something fun and make friends.
Feeling shy? Our facilitators are really friendly and will make sure you feel welcome and comfortable.
Most activities are for 15-21-year-olds.
Young mechanic programme -15-21 year olds
The programme is an opportunity for young people to learn how to train as a bike mechanic through volunteering at Bike for Good. It consists of a structured training programme intended to provide a solid foundation in bike mechanics and prepare individuals to complete a formal accredited qualification, also provided by us. You will play a crucial role in up-cycling donated bikes through disassembly, component salvaging and rebuilding, contributing to a circular economy and saving bikes from landfill.
At the end of the programme, you will take part in a 2-day Cytech Technical 1 Bicycle Technician training and assessment. You will receive an accredited certificate upon completion of the course.
- Volunteering: 8 weeks, 1 session per week
- Training: Cytech Level 1 accredited qualification or City and Guilds Bicycle Mechanics Level 1
- Employability: Enhanced employment prospects, training and practical qualifications
After the 8-week programme. Participants will be encouraged to continue volunteering with Bike for Good to enhance their skills and pursue additional training such as Ride Leader and Cycle Trainer qualifications.
📍Bike for Good South, 539 Victoria Rd, Langside Ln, Glasgow G42 8BH
Email christopher.martin@
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Our Young People’s Programme is funded by Young Start (The National Lottery Community Fund) and the Agnes Hunter Trust.
