Bicycle Management Certificate

Master your ride with the Bicycle Management Certificate. Learn every key part of your bike, from brakes to chain, maintenance and more.

The Bicycle Management Certificate is the go-to course for anyone who’s ever wondered what’s really going on beneath their saddle. This content-driven programme dives into the essentials of bike care—perfect for riders who prefer a smooth ride over a surprise squeak. From understanding your bike’s anatomy to keeping tyres, brakes and chains in top shape, this course rolls through everything with a clear and engaging approach. Think of it as your bike’s best friend—you’ll know what to check, what to tweak, and what to avoid before a leisurely ride turns into a roadside puzzle.

You don’t need to be a cycle mechanic or a Tour de France hopeful to take this course. The modules are structured to give you a strong foundation in bicycle upkeep, no matter your level of experience. With a focus on monthly and annual maintenance, this course supports your ability to keep your ride reliable, safe and enjoyable. Each section is filled with bite-sized insights that speak your language—no oil-stained jargon here. So, whether you’re a weekend pedaller or a daily commuter, you’ll be confidently cycling smarter, not harder.

Learning Outcomes

• Identify and name essential bicycle components with confidence.
• Understand monthly and annual checks to maintain performance.
• Learn the roles of tyres, wheels, brakes, and chains.
• Recognise early signs of wear and required replacements.
• Follow structured maintenance methods for long-term bike care.
• Build consistent habits for inspecting and tuning your bicycle.
  

Course Curriculum

• Bicycle Management Module 1 – Know Your Bike
• Bicycle Management Module 2 – Bike Physiology
• Bicycle Management Module 3 – Monthly Maintenance
• Bicycle Management Module 4 – Annual Maintenance
• Bicycle Management Module 5 – The Tire
• Bicycle Management Module 6 – The Wheels
• Bicycle Management Module 7 – The Brakes
• Bicycle Management Module 8 – The Chain

Who is This Course For?

• Casual cyclists keen to maintain their bikes independently.
• Commuters relying on bicycles for everyday travel.
• Outdoor enthusiasts wanting smoother and safer rides.
• Parents managing bike upkeep for active children.
• Bicycle enthusiasts expanding their mechanical understanding.
• Cyclists aiming to reduce repair costs and workshop visits.
• Those interested in bicycle maintenance without technical overload.
• Fitness riders keeping gear in good working condition.
  

Career Path (With Average Salaries in the UK)

• Bicycle Technician – £23,000 per year
• Cycle Workshop Assistant – £21,000 per year
• Mobile Bike Repair Operative – £24,000 per year
• Bicycle Assembly Specialist – £22,500 per year
• Cycle Hire Assistant Manager – £25,000 per year
• Independent Bicycle Consultant – £26,000 per year