Become a California Motorcyclist Safety Program Instructor

Give back to the motorcycling community by working as an instructor!

The California Motorcyclist Safety Program is overseen by the California Highway Patrol.  Our curriculum is based upon decades of research into how best to teach beginning and advanced students and is updated with the latest research on a regular basis.

We are looking for riders who have a sincere desire to help others learn to ride and enhance their riding skills.  Good people skills and customer service skills are essential. Our instructors receive competitive pay and tremendous satisfaction from sharing the joy of motorcycling with prospective riders.  We run schools in San Francisco, Alameda and Vallejo.

Candidates interested in becoming a BAMT instructor must possess the following qualifications:

• Prior teaching experience is desirable, but not required.
• Must be 18 years of age or older and possess a valid Class M1 endorsement.
• Must currently own and operate a motorcycle on a routine basis.
• Must have a minimum of 10,000 miles of motorcycle riding experience.
• Must have no criminal history and a clean driving record. The criminal history and driving record must reflect that within the last five years the applicant did not have any problems with violence, major traffic violations, or driver’s license suspensions. In addition, within the last seven years, an applicant cannot have any driver’s license revocations or alcohol related driving convictions.
• Must possess excellent communication and customer service skills.
• Must have a sincere desire to help reduce motorcycle crashes, injuries, and deaths.

Please contact the office at 888.744.2268 or office@motorcycleschool.com for more information.