Ribbons & Reeves
Motorcycle Tutor
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Project Tutor Motorcycle Mechanics
Location: South East London
Salary: Dependent on experience and qualifications
Contract: Permanent, term-time only (46 weeks)
Hours: 35 hours per week
A specialist alternative education and vocational training organisation is looking for an experienced Motorcycle Mechanics Tutor to deliver practical, accredited training to young people aged 11-18.
This is an opportunity for someone who combines strong hands-on motorcycle knowledge with a genuine passion for working with young people, particularly those who may have struggled in mainstream education or require additional support.
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You will deliver OCN-accredited motorcycle mechanics training, covering areas including:
- Basic servicing and engine maintenance
- Motorcycle electrics and fault-finding
- Safety checks and workshop practice
- Customisation and practical projects
- Developing employability and life skills alongside technical skills
- Assessing learners and maintaining accurate portfolio evidence
- Supporting young people towards recognised qualifications and future employment
You will also provide 1:1 and small-group support, adapting practical activities and teaching methods for learners with SEN and different learning needs.
We're Looking For
- Strong motorcycle mechanics knowledge and hands-on experience
- Experience engaging and motivating young people
- Experience working with SEN, disadvantaged or vulnerable learners is desirable
- Patient, approachable and confident building positive relationships
- Able to manage behaviour and maintain clear boundaries
- Practical, creative and solution-focused
- Strong commitment to safeguarding and young people's wellbeing
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