Motorcycle Tutor

Ribbons & Reeves; Little London; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 38,000; Part time

Job summary

Ribbons & Reeves in South East London is seeking an experienced Motorcycle Mechanics Tutor to deliver practical, accredited training to young people aged 11–18. You will teach hands-on motorcycle maintenance, electrics, safety, and projects, while developing employability skills and providing 1:1 and small-group support for SEN learners.

This role combines technical teaching with safeguarding and personalised learner progress, helping students gain recognised qualifications and progress to

Qualifications

• Strong hands-on motorcycle knowledge and experience.
• Experience engaging and motivating young people.
• Experience working with SEN, disadvantaged or vulnerable learners desirable.

Responsibilities

• Deliver OCN-accredited motorcycle mechanics training, covering basic servicing, electrics, safety checks, and projects.
• Develop employability and life skills alongside technical training.
• Assess learners and maintain portfolio evidence.
• Provide 1:1 and small-group support for diverse learners.
• Safeguard and promote wellbeing and progression to qualifications.

Skills

Motorcycle mechanics knowledge

Engaging young people

SEN experience desirable

Job description

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 1118.

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.

The Role 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

This is more than a mechanics role it's an opportunity to use your practical skills to help young people develop confidence, gain recognised qualifications and build a pathway towards further education, training or employment.

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