Joining the ABCC
In order to join the Association of British Cycling Coaches you need to satisfy the membership and examiners committee that your qualification is current and to the standard required by the ABCC.
To meet these standards, you will need to complete our training course. To apply, download and return the course and new member application forms.
Membership is also available to those holding qualifications from other approved organisations, such as MBCUK, MIAS and British Cycling.
For More details contact the Administrator: admin@abcc.co.uk
RENEWAL PAYMENTS:
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Membership Options
Student & Associate
FROM
£35
This grade of membership is open to all who wish to become members of the association. Membership will allow access to our online coaching resources and The Journal of Cycle Coaching. This grade is required for all new students. To apply for new membership, download and complete the form and return it to the Administrator. Payment can be made by putting a cheque in the post with the form, or online, once the form has been emailed back to us and processed
New Member Application Form
(PDF / WORD)
ABCC Level 3 Coaching Course Application Form
(PDF / WORD)
ABCC Level 3 Coaching Course Prospectus
(PDF)
Coaches & Leaders
FROM
£52
This grade of membership is open to all ABCC qualified coaches. It is also available to coaches and leaders of other organsations recognised by ABCC. To apply for new membership, complete and return the application form, together with a copy of the qualification you are using to gain membership, to the Administrator. Please note that the insurance provided with this membership covers volunteers and sole traders.
Limited Company Coaches
FROM
£132
This grade of membership is open to qualified individual coaches who are operating as limited companies. Restrictions apply to the insurance provided with this grade of membership, including operating as the sole coach within the Limited Company and with a maximum turnover of £50,000 per annum.