Part - Time Coach, Motorcycle Safety Rider - FY 2026

Nevada System of Higher Education

198d • $18 - $27

About The Position

Applications will be considered on an as-needed basis determined by department need. This position may close early if the hiring need is filled, or we receive too many applications. The primary responsibility of a Rider Coach is to ensure a safe and positive learning environment. A class is typically taught by 2 Rider coaches with a total of 12 students. Throughout the class 1 ½ hours are spent in a classroom setting, 10 ½ hours are spent outdoors conducting on-cycle training while 3 hours are spent outdoors setting up and or closing range activities. On-cycle instruction areas (hereafter called ranges) are located within walking distance of the classrooms.

Requirements

• Certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) and licensed by the state of Nevada to conduct classes in Nevada.
• Ability to work outside in all types of weather conditions including direct sun, wind, rain, and extreme temperatures hot and cold.
• Ability to work weekends.
• Ability to tailor the course facilitation to assist students who may have language, reading, comprehension, and/or hearing issues.
• Ability to conduct classes at all CSN ranges.
• Ability to read instructions verbatim to students.
• Ability to read schematic drawings of range exercises and use the drawings to apply paint or chalk for all exercises and evaluations required by the classes or activities.

Nice To Haves

• Previous experience teaching or public speaking.

Responsibilities

• Arrive one hour before the on-cycle instruction begins and stay one half hour after on-cycle instruction ends to perform a TCLOCS on the motorcycles, gas motorcycles, set up the range and secure range materials after range activities end.
• Conduct the Basic Rider Course 1 and other Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s courses including current CSN course offerings Introduction to Motorcycle Operation, Skills Practice, Basic Rider Course 2 (BRC2), Advanced Rider Course and/or other course offerings which may be added to the CSN motorcycle program in the future in accordance with the (MSF) curriculum and professional standards, Nevada Rider’s and College of Southern Nevada’s (CSN) policies and procedures.
• Inspect and correct or communicate issues found in CSN’s program motorcycles including but not limited to: inflating tires to proper levels, add oil if needed, replace broken or bent levers, or communicate issues found to the Motorcycle Safety Specialist.
• Inspect student provided documents for accuracy and completeness, complete CSN and Nevada Rider required reports and submit within the time limits specified by Nevada Rider’s and College of Southern Nevada’s (CSN) policies and procedures.
• Take part in regularly scheduled instructional meetings, professional development workshops, range painting activities motorcycle maintenance activities and conduct themselves according to MSF’s, Nevada Rider’s and CSN’s professional standards.
• Conduct written and riding skills evaluation on the students. Scoring the skills evaluation requires the instructors be able to evaluate each of the skills accurately and correctly, record the scores and add the totals accurately.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed
• Number of Employees: 501-1,000 employees