Posted by Editor on 02/11/19
Cycle Toronto and CultureLink's cycling programs are collaborating in the selection and training of Cycling Educators and Ride Guides for the coming year (2019-2020).
Programs and Responsibilities
1) For Cycle Toronto, Cycling Educators deliver safe cycling and bike maintenance workshops to adults in workplaces, libraries, community centres and other similar venues. Workshops are generally scheduled during weekday lunch hours and evenings, or on weekends. Workshops are tailored to the experience level of attendees. Ride Guides lead group bike rides with participants of varying abilities.
2) For CultureLink, Cycling Educators deliver workshops and programs for the Bike to School Project and other CultureLink programs. School programs are presented to elementary and secondary school students during and after school hours. Programs include assemblies, workshops in the classroom, schoolyard skills activities, and rides off school property. Other programs are presented to children, youth and adults in community venues, on weekday afternoons and evenings, and weekends.
All Cycling Educators and Ride Guides are expected to complete a report following each workshop or program, documenting positive and negative outcomes, participation, and other information, and to contribute constructive feedback on their programs.
Terms and Compensation
For Cycle Toronto, Cycling Educators and Ride Guides are compensated at a rate of $20 per hour, with a minimum of 3 hours / $60 per safe cycling presentation and 4 hours / $80 for mechanics workshop leads. They are expected to use their own bicycles which conform to the requirements of the Highway Traffic Act. Limited compensation for transportation is available with consideration given to geographical distance. For bike maintenance workshops, a stand and tools will be provided, although Cycling Educators are welcome to use their own if this is more convenient.
CultureLink is hiring three or more seasonal Cycling Educators for 20 hours per week for 10 weeks, and additional "On-Call" Cycling Educators who will work on an occasional basis.
Please visit Cycling Educators 2019 for more information and to apply. Deadline is Monday, February 18, 2019.
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