Are you passionate about bicycle mechanics and making a real difference? We’re looking for a Prison Industries Bike Repair Instructor to lead a dynamic workshop within a custodial setting, supervising and training prisoners in bicycle repair and maintenance. This role is a unique opportunity to pass on valuable skills, help individuals work towards recognised qualifications, and support rehabilitation through vocational training. About the Role As the Bike Repair Instructor, you’ll oversee a structured and productive workshop environment, managing up to 18 prisoners as they learn technical skills in bike repair. Your role will include: Teaching prisoners essential repair and maintenance techniques, guiding them towards City & Guilds qualifications. Supervising day-to-day operations, setting production targets, and ensuring contract delivery indicators (CDIs) are met. Encouraging positive work ethics, teamwork, and personal growth while promoting restorative practices. Ensuring adherence to security protocols, health & safety regulations, and tool control measures. Working closely with prison staff, maintaining accurate records, and supporting prisoners’ progression into employment. This role is full time working 38.5 hours per week 8am – 5:30pm Monday – Thursday and 1:30-5:30 Friday. We’re looking for: Strong experience in bicycle repair and maintenance (ideally in a supervisory or training role). A formal qualification in bicycle mechanics (desirable). A Level 3 Assessor Qualification or a willingness to work towards one. Excellent leadership skills to motivate and manage a team. An understanding of health & safety standards in a vocational setting. Awareness of security protocols within a custodial environment (preferred but not essential).