Get moving! Bicycle maintenance and more. Do you love bikes and would like to know more about them to access this booming industry? This course is aimed at anyone interested in not only the maintenance and repair of their own bike but also those wishing to gain a better understanding of bikes and their
Get moving! Bicycle maintenance and more. Do you love bikes and would like to know more about them to access this booming industry? This course is aimed at anyone interested in not only the maintenance and repair of their own bike but also those wishing to gain a better understanding of bikes and their
Get moving! Bicycle maintenance and more. Do you love bikes and would like to know more about them to access this booming industry? This course is aimed at anyone interested in not only the maintenance and repair of their own bike but also those wishing to gain a better understanding of bikes and their mechanics. This could lead into working or volunteering in the industry, further study or set the wheels in motion for starting up your own bike repair business. For ages 17 and over (participants must have exited from school). • Recognising main bike parts and how they integrate with each other • Tool selection and use • Diagnosing and solving mechanical problems • Dealing with common damage • Tyres, tubes and chains • Handlebars, stems, saddles and seatposts Runs: Every Thursday, 9 February to 30 March, 10am – 2.30pm Cost: Concession: $22.50 or Full Fee: $73.80 Location: ECOSS, 711 Old Warburton Road, Wesburn Course code: LNSLW Adult, Community and Further Education (ACFE) courses are offered through funding support from the Victorian Government. For further details, please visit cae.edu.au. Students enrolling in this course will be enrolled as students of Box Hill Institute. Centre for Adult Education is a brand of Box Hill Institute. CENTRE FOR ADULT EDUCATION / 253 FLINDERS LANE CAE.EDU.AU 9652 0611 / BOX HILL INSTITUTE 1300 026 624 For further information or details on how to enrol call the below number or email enquiries@cae.edu.au
Yarra Valley ECOSS acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land in which we work, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders both past and present
We acknowledge that we are in a Climate Crisis and pay respect to those working hard towards Climate Mitigation.
ECOSS is committed to Child Safe Policies, and Respectful Relationships.
We invite you to join us in acknowledging the above.
