Originally posted by rockat
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I believe it's a provincial thing, You have to have 3 years of riding experience before you can be considered for the training. I had a recommendation from one of my instructors when I took the course in April which allowed me to be eligible for training much sooner. They certainly don't make it easy to become an instructor.
You have to take the course over again (free) then Audit (stand around and watch) 3 courses (3 days long each) Then 2 weekends of classroom. After that is complete you can become an Instructor.
The hourly rate is decent for around here @ $17 but generally you only might get 1 weekend of teaching a month between April and September. I just like the fact that I can mess around on 125cc's and always be sharp on my safety skills! I also base my career paths on networking with people, sometimes it's not what you know it's who you know
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