Advanced Lesson

You saidPaul Jenkins is a RoSPA Diploma holder in Advanced Motorcycle Instruction and is an ADI Road safety Authority Approved Instructor in category’s A and B. Jenkins School of Motoring can take you through advanced stages of motorcycle Control. Advanced lessons are for people who want to improve on their basic skills and riding ability. After you pass your Motorcycle test the next stage is Advanced Motorcycle Control and Planning Systems. The advanced course is Four hours long. Starting with an assessment of your knowledge about your motorcycle controls and Rules of Road. Then we will take you on a route to see your planning system. Which will take into account Motorway Rural and local Roads. This will last 90 minutes depending on local traffic. I will be looking for good anticipation and prioritizing of hazards. Once we know what level you are at then we can start to teach you Road Craft just like the English Police Force. This will help you to gather good Information with Observation Anticipation Priorities Decide what to do then Act routine. We will then start to bring your Observation up so you can Plan what action you need to take with hazards. We will start to use Observation Position Speed Gear and Accelerate routine. The idea of advanced lessons is to try to bring down the high level of accidents on our roads. With good Observation and Anticipation of hazards. The idea is to put you in the correct position at the correct speed with the correct gear engaged at the correct time. We can then apply to RoSPA for you to take the assessment to get Gold Silver or Bronze which can help you bring down your insurance.
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Advanced Motorcycle Training – Jenkins School of Motoring

Paul Jenkins is a RoSPA Diploma holder in Advanced Motorcycle Instruction and an RSA Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) for categories A and B.

At Jenkins School of Motoring, we specialise in taking riders beyond the basics, guiding them through the advanced stages of motorcycle control. These advanced lessons are designed for riders who want to improve their skills, road awareness, and riding confidence.

What Comes After the Test?

Once you've passed your motorcycle test, the next step is our Advanced Motorcycle Control and Planning Systems course. This course is four hours long and structured to assess and elevate your riding abilities.

Course Overview

1. Initial Assessment (Approx. 30 minutes)
We begin with an evaluation of your understanding of motorcycle controls and your knowledge of the Rules of the Road.

2. On-Road Assessment Ride (Approx. 90 minutes)
You'll ride a route covering a mix of motorway, rural, and local roads (traffic permitting). During this, we observe your current planning system, with a focus on:

  • Anticipation

  • Hazard recognition

  • Prioritisation

This helps us identify your current skill level.

Roadcraft Training – Based on UK Police Standards

Once assessed, we introduce you to Roadcraft, the same advanced system used by the UK police. This involves mastering the Information - Position - Speed - Gear - Acceleration (IPSGA) routine. You'll learn to:

  • Gather accurate road information through observation

  • Anticipate hazards early

  • Prioritise effectively

  • Decide on the safest course of action

  • Act decisively and safely

This method helps reduce risks, improves control, and prepares you to deal with unpredictable road situations.

Why Take Advanced Lessons?

The goal of our advanced training is to reduce motorcycle accidents through better observation and anticipation. By the end of the course, you'll be able to position your bike correctly, select the right speed and gear, and handle real-world hazards with confidence.

RoSPA Advanced Assessment

After completing the course, we can help you apply for the RoSPA Advanced Motorcycle Test, where you'll be assessed and graded with Gold, Silver, or Bronze. A RoSPA qualification not only sharpens your skills but can also reduce your insurance premiums.

Take your riding to the next level – with confidence, safety, and control.

To book your Advanced Motorcycle Training session, contact Jenkins School of Motoring today.