The AustCycle Teacher Accreditation Program (ATAP) Level 1 course trains people to provide a wide range of cycle training programs from beginners learning how to ride through to teaching cyclists how to ride in traffic environments. Courses are running throughout Australia from March to May 2012.
AustCycle Teacher Accreditation Program courses will be held nationally in the coming months:
AustCycle is implementing a national cycling education strategy and will be holding training courses to assist community instructors/teachers gain national accreditation in training the community in cycle education.
Places on the AustCycle Teacher Accreditation Program courses are strictly limited. Course Application form attached. To secure your place on course, please return the Course Application form as soon as possible.
To become an accredited AustCycle Teacher, the following supporting documentation needs to be supplied (preferably pre-course or promptly post-course):
Note: The Beginning Coaching General Principles course is a free online course provided by the Australian Sports Commission. This short course can be access and completed online. https://learning.ausport.gov.au/
The above documentation can be supplied via:
Background on AustCycle and the Teacher Accreditation Program
AustCycle has been developed to provide all Australians access to consistently high quality training, through accredited cycle instructors (called Teachers). The AustCycle Teacher Accreditation Program (ATAP) Level 1 course focuses on training Teachers to provide a wide range of cycle training programs from beginners learning how to ride through to teaching cyclists how to ride in traffic environments. Accredited AustCycle teachers focus on teaching all ages, ability levels and backgrounds the skills and confidence to ride safely in order to improve public health, support the environment or reduce traffic congestion.
Further Information
Available at the official AustCycle website www.austcycle.com.au.
AustCycle looks forward to training and accrediting more AustCycle Teachers nationally and ultimately increasing the community’s access to AustCycle programs. AustCycle: promoting Skills, Confidence and Safety.