AusBike Instructor - Darwin

AUSCYCLING

AusCycling    

More than a sport.

Our ambition is to be a global leader in cycling, respected for our positive impact on and off the bike. We are here to ensure that current and future generations experience both the simple joy of riding a bike, and the opportunity to reach their full potential.

AusCycling is the nation’s peak riding and cycling body, representing more than 5 million Australians who ride bikes. Formed in 2020 from 19 state, territory, and national bodies, AusCycling is responsible for programs, projects and initiatives that encompass BMX, Track, Mountain Bike, Road, Para and recreational.

We help school kids learn to ride, we stage more than 500 events each year, we nurture clubs and create pathways, and we are responsible for the training, welfare, and performance of Australia’s Olympic, Commonwealth Games and World Tour athletes.

AusCycling is committed to diversity and inclusion, to integrity and clean sport, to building communities and to achieving excellence in the right way.

Team Purpose             

AusCycling’s Club & Community Enhancement pillar has responsibility for the growth in participation, creating opportunities for more people to enjoy riding their bike regardless of age, circumstance, skill level and location. Primarily this occurs through the channels of school and community programs, working closely with our Clubs and delivery partners to grow the number of Australians riding bikes.

Position Purpose       

The AusBike Program Officer will be responsible for delivering engaging and educational bike riding sessions to students in various schools as part of AusCycling's AusBike Program. This role involves promoting bike riding as a healthy and fun activity, teaching fundamental cycling skills as a life skill, and encouraging a love for the sport in school-aged children, whilst promoting a connection to ongoing participation via AusCycling participation products and member clubs.

Responsibilities         

1. Program Delivery:

   • Conduct on-site bike riding sessions at schools and within community, delivering age/ability-appropriate activities.

   • Ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all participants.

   • Implement the program curriculum in accordance with AusCycling guidelines.

   • Adapt sessions to cater to different skill levels and age groups.

2. Student Engagement:

   • Promote a positive and enthusiastic attitude towards bike riding.

   • Encourage active participation, teamwork, and peer-support.

   • Create an enjoyable and memorable experience for students and teachers.

3. Bike and Equipment Management:

   • Safely transport and set up program equipment, including bicycles.

   • Ensure bikes and equipment are in good working condition and report any issues to the Community Development Operations Lead.

4. Safety and Risk Management:

   • Follow all safety guidelines and procedures during program delivery.

   • Be aware of potential risks and take appropriate action to prevent accidents.

5. Documentation:

   • Complete required program documentation, including attendance records, feedback, and incident reports.

6. Customer Interaction:

   • Interact professionally with school staff, students, and parents.

   • Respond to inquiries, promote and provide information about AusCycling programs.

7. Community Engagement:

   • Deliver AusCycling programs and initiatives in the community including at events.

8. Child-related work is conducted in this role with interactions varying from online, physical or face-to-face such as program delivery in school or centre (club, private providers or partner) environments, event activations / expos.

Key Performance Indicators            

• Monitor, control and manage assigned tasks to ensure delivery within agreed timeframes and budget.

• Implementation of programs, initiatives and resources to meet participation growth targets.

• Positive school sentiment.

• Positive participant feedback (programs and initiatives).

• Proactive collaboration within the broader participation team and other business pillars as required.

• Seek out, welcome and act on feedback.

• Demonstrate continuous improvement both personally and with regards to participation products.

• Reporting and compliance for participation programs is achieved.

Qualifications, Skills, Knowledge and Experience         

• Current CPR and First Aid Certificate (or the ability to achieve this within a short time frame of commencing in the role).

• A passion for bike riding and a good understanding of the sport/recreation and mode of transportation.

• Experience working with children in a coaching or educational setting.

• Strong communication and presentation skills.

• Ability to engage and motivate students.

Trademark Behaviours         

Stronger Together

Unity drives our impact. At AusCycling, we support, respect, and listen to each other, valuing every contribution across pillars, disciplines, and roles. Our diversity is our strength, and together, we achieve more.

Win Well

Success is richer when earned with integrity. We pursue our goals with determination, uphold our principles, and prioritize the wellbeing of our athletes and staff. We celebrate with humility, learn from losses, and remain

accountable to ourselves and each other.

People First

At AusCycling, we prioritize respect, growth, and wellbeing. We celebrate wins, learn from mistakes, and support the whole person—balancing work, family, and self-care. Our goal is to leave as better professionals

and better people.

Be Bold

We embrace the opportunity to shape a new future for cycling in Australia. Brave and innovative, we challenge traditions, take risks, and welcome diverse perspectives. Honouring our past, we forge a bold path toward new ambitions and ways of growing the sport.

Mandatory Requirements  

• Working with Children’s Check clearance from the relevant authority;

• Satisfactory Police Check (in the absolute discretion of the Company)

Child Safeguarding Statement      

AusCycling is committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all Children/Young People that are involved in our sport. Our policies and procedures seek to address risks to Child safety and to establish Child safe culture and practices.

• We will keep Children/Young People safe

• We promote inclusion, respect and diversity

• We create a culturally safe sporting environment

• Our staff and volunteers know the behaviour we expect

• We minimise the likelihood of appointing or accrediting a person who is unsuitable

• Induction and training are part of our commitment

• We encourage the involvement of Children/Young People and their parents

• Our staff and volunteers understand their responsibility for reporting Child Abuse

• We maintain and improve our policies and practices

People Statement    

At AusCycling, our people are one of our greatest strengths.

We are committed to unlocking the potential of every body by fostering inclusive, respectful, and connected environments where all individuals feel a sense of belonging. We celebrate diversity and value the unique contributions that come from different backgrounds, identities, and experiences.

We recognise and respect the deep connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to the lands on which we live, ride, and work. We honour their culture and contributions, reinforcing our commitment to unity, empowerment, and reconciliation.

Guided by our values, we strive to build a workforce that reflects the communities we serve, and we welcome all who are passionate about creating a stronger, more inclusive future for cycling in Australia.

Notes

This role requires the incumbent to hold and maintain a Working with Children Clearance, along with a drivers licence. Due to the timing of AusCycling events, this role also requires flexibility in work hours including being available to work weekends, public holidays and out of hours’ work as necessary.