Become a RiderCoach
join the team
Our certified instructor are dedicated motorcyclists who have made a commitment to the motorcycling community by investing significant time and effort in successfully obtaining their RiderCoach certifications. ​
Learn 2 Ride is hiring. Positions available are:​
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Certified Instructor / RiderCoach
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Range Aid
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Bike Mechanic
​If you are interested in applying for either the Range Aid or Mechanic position, please email ride@learn2rideny.com or call 585-615-7433.
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To apply for the RiderCoach position, please click the link below and email the completed form to ride@learn2rideny.com.
how do i become a ridercoach?
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Let Learn 2 Ride and Let Us Know You're Interested
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Gain Firsthand Experience
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Observe a full Basic RiderCourse (BRC) led by a veteran RiderCoach.
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Submit Your Application
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Provide required documents, including a DMV abstract and proof of high school graduation.
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Engage in the RiderCoach Candidate Process
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Assist with range setup and exercise introductions.
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Perform riding demonstrations and simulated practice demonstrations.
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Shadow experienced RiderCoaches in action. (Note: No direct student coaching at this stage.)
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Complete Training & Certification
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Attend and complete a BRC before the RiderCoach Prep Workshop.
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Successfully finish all pre-course assignments and the RiderCoach Prep Workshop.
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Commit to Ongoing Coaching & Development
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Dedicate time to teaching RiderCourses.
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Have a sincere desire to help reduce motorcycle crashes, injuries, and fatalities.
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Be sponsored by a training site that will employ you as an apprentice RiderCoach, ensuring continued professional development.
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Ride frequently and remain committed to
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ridercouch prep (rcp) workshop/certification course
Purpose: The RCP is currently an 8 day process; typically 2 Four Day Weekends, in which you will learn the nuts and bolts of teaching the MSF's Basic RiderCourse.
RiderCoach Trainers conduct the RCP in accordance with MSF Standards and Requirements.​
Components include:
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Overviews of the RCG, BRC Classroom & Range Exercises
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Practice peer-teaching in the Classroom and on the Range
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Conduct and manage the range exercises
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Evaluate and coach students as they develop their riding skills
Additional requirements
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NYSMSP Policy & Procedures verification
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CPR / First Aid Certification
Successful completion requirements:
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Pass a Knowledge Test
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You must pass it to continue in the program
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Pass the BRC Skill Evaluation
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The same test you took and passed in the BRC; however, the standards are higher for RiderCoach Candidates
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Conduct a complete BRC to 12 new riders under RiderCoach Trainer evaluation
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Successfully completing student teaching is your final requirement to qualify for MSF and NYSMSP RiderCoach certification
*From its inception, the requirements for RiderCoach Candidates have been established by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s standards and the Commissioner’s regulations for driving schools (Part 76.15) and for the conduct of the motor vehicle accident prevention course (Part 138.7)