Why join our fantastic team?

We are a Family business that was established in 2002 and is still locally owned and operated.

We started small but are now the largest Q-Ride provider in SEQ meaning we can operate 7 days a week and have full-time positions available, with multiple locations across Brisbane.

We offer very competitive hourly rates (above award) structured training, flexible work hours and are an equal opportunity employer.

You will be joining a patient, friendly team of Instructors who are passionate about riding and motorcycle safety.

Mentoring and Q-Ride Rider Trainer Curriculum Training will be provided to the successful applicants to ensure you are comfortable and confident before having to deliver the curriculum to our students.

To be considered you must

Hold a valid open R class motorcycle driver licence issued in Australia and have held the licence for a continuous period of at least 1 year with a history of no continual traffic infringements

Due to the outdoor nature of the position, instructor(s) are required to work in all types of weather

Have high standards and work ethics.

Have to ability to follow instructions, deliver set criteria and work to set time frames

Be reliable and have exceptional communication skills

Be team orientated but also able to work independently

And hold at least one of these qualifications OR be willing to obtain the required qualifications:

Current driver trainer accreditation to provide driver training for a class R motorcycle; OR

All 3 units of competency below:

TLIC0035—Apply low-risk motorcycle riding behaviours; and

TLIM0013—Conduct motorcycle rider training; and

TLIM0020—Develop low-risk motorcycle riding behaviours in others; OR

TLI41222—Certificate IV in Motor Vehicle Driver Training (Specialisation group C - Motorcycles)

TLISS00234—Motorcycle Rider Training Skill Set

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1. Riding Experience:

* Proficiency: Instructors need to be able to ride well enough to demonstrate the correct riding skills to students.

* Experience: They should have a good understanding of motorcycle handling, road rules, and defensive riding techniques.

2. Skills and Qualities:

* Communication: Instructors must be able to communicate effectively with individuals and groups, explaining concepts clearly and providing constructive feedback.

* Patience and Enthusiasm: Teaching involves patience, understanding different learning styles, and a genuine enthusiasm for motorcycling.

* Problem-Solving: Instructors need to be able to identify and address issues that students may encounter during lessons.

* Safety-Conscious: A strong commitment to road safety is crucial, as instructors are responsible for teaching safe riding practices.

3. Training and Certification:

* Instructor Course: You'll need to complete a recognised instructor course if you haven’t done so already, to obtain the necessary qualifications.

Final note:

If this opportunity sounds like your next career move, we would love to hear from you! For a confidential discussion please submit your resume and brief cover letter by clicking the ‘Apply Now’ button or email your expression of interest to Marnie Dennis - [email protected]