Certification: Hold a valid riding instructor certification from a recognized authority or institution showing that he/she received and completed training. Present it at the first interview.
Experience: Possess a minimum of 2 years of experience as a riding and training instructor, with a proven track record of successful student training and permit test preparation.
5 years of driving experience and Must have a class A driving permit
Education: Have a minimum qualification of O-level (UCE) with a photocopy of UCE certificate.
Age: Should be above 24 years and less than 65 years of age
Medical: Must bear proof of examination and testing to ascertain the ability to instruct other persons.
In-Depth Knowledge: Have a comprehensive understanding of Uganda's road traffic rules and regulations, road signs, and safety guidelines relevant to the driving permit tests.

Responsibilities

Classroom Instruction:

Conduct classroom sessions to educate students on Uganda's road traffic rules and regulations, emphasizing key points needed for driving permit tests.
Deliver engaging and informative lectures on road signs, signals, right-of-way rules, and other traffic-related topics.

Practical Riding Training:

Conduct hands-on riding lessons, ensuring that students acquire safe riding techniques required for the driving permit tests.
Teach students the proper use of motorcycle components and controls, including braking, shifting, and steering.
Provide personalized guidance to each student to address their specific learning needs.

Driving Permit Test Preparation:

Prepare students for the driving permit tests administered by the relevant authorities.
Offer support and guidance during the licensing process, ensuring students meet all requirements for successful permit acquisition.

Safety and Defensive Riding:

Emphasize the importance of safety and defensive riding practices, which are crucial for passing the driving permit tests.
Demonstrate and explain techniques for hazard identification, emergency braking, and safe maneuvering during practical sessions.

Progress Assessment:

Conduct regular assessments, both theoretical and practical, to evaluate students' understanding and riding skills.
Provide constructive feedback and guidance for improvement, focusing on areas relevant to the driving permit tests.

Maintenance and Pre-Ride Checks:

Instruct students on conducting pre-ride inspections to ensure motorcycle safety and compliance with test requirements.
Explain basic motorcycle maintenance practices and the importance of regular checks in maintaining roadworthiness.

Record Keeping:

Maintain accurate records of student progress, attendance, and assessment results related to permit test readiness.
Provide reports to management as required.

Customer Interaction:

Foster a positive and respectful learning environment.
Address student inquiries and concerns with professionalism and patience, ensuring their confidence and readiness for the permit tests.

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