Adult Education Class Programme

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Class Details
Information correct as of Thu Sep 9 04:15 2010
 
Code: BOR 33954     How to enrol in this class
Title:   BICYCLE MAINTENANCE
Course Level:   Beginner
Dates:   Thu 30 Sep 19:00-21:00  
Location:   BOROUGHMUIR HIGH
Course Category:   A 5 week NON-VOCATIONAL course
Max No. Students:   14
Disabled Access:   side door right with ramp-lift to floors side door left with ramp lift to floors 
side door right with ramp-lift to floors side door left with ramp lift to floors
Creche Available:   NO  
Prices:  
Standard fee. If you do not fall into one of the categories below then you pay the standard fee £30.00
16 and 17 years old (under 18 at 1/8/2010) and students in full-time education £15.00
Retired people of 60+ years and NOT in employment £12.00
Concessions click for info £13.00
Class Description

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: No formal entry requirements Week 1: Introduction to the bike, overall check, Adjusting the bike to fit the individual. Fixing Punctures. Week 2: Brakes - Different types, setting up and maintaining. Week 3: The Drive train, checking the chain for wear and adjusting the chain length. How to change different types of chain. Chain Rings and rear cassette. Week 4: The Drive train part II Derailleurs, setting up and adjusting. Week 5: Bearings - Bottom Brackets, headsets and hubs. ANY PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS REQUIRED: None required, a keenness to look after your Bike
GENERAL AIM OF THE COURSE: To provide the basic skills to keep a Bicycle roadworthy LEARNING OUTCOMES:
By the end of the course students will have learned 1. Remove a wheel and fix a puncture. 2. Maintain and adjust gears 3. Maintain and adjust brakes 4. Maintain and adjust bearings MATERIALS STUDENTS NEED TO PROVIDE & APPROX COSTS AND ANY OTHER ADDITIONAL COSTS: Bring your bike along to work on .
BOROUGHMUIR HIGH

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Other Concessions Fees

People in receipt of any of the following benefits pay the concessionary fee :

  • Employment Support Allowance
  • Housing Benefit
  • Council Tax Benefit (this does not include the single person's discount)
  • Incapacity Benefit
  • Working Tax Credit
  • Pension Credit
  • Income-based Job Seekers Allowance
  • receiving NASS Support
In addition, people in receipt of Disability Living Allowance pay 50% of the full fee

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LevelDescription
BEGINNERwith little or no knowledge of the subject
BEGINNER2for people who have completed a term at beginner’s level
POST-BEGINNERhas a little knowledge equivalent to one year in class
INTERMEDIATEequivalent to two years in class
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