MOD2 academy explained (Module two)

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Module Two Academy explained

The Module Two Academy is designed to compliment professional motorcycle training. It helps to develop a learner rider’s skills and knowledge when undertaking a Module Two training course with a qualified motorcycle instructor. VideoBiker does not endorse a ‘DIY’ approach to Module Two motorcycle training.

For students embarking on Module Two training for the first time, there is a lot to learn and whilst this is especially true for those with limited riding experience, sufficient motorcycle training, complimented by the VideoBiker Module Two Academy will, in most cases, result in MOD 2 test success.

A better skilled, more confident & safer rider

The Module Two Academy has been put together by a team of experienced, skilled and qualified motorcycle instructors. It has been further enhanced through student feedback and endorsed by an independent Advisory Panel.

The Module Two Academy includes:

• 40+ instructional video modules
• Example Module Two mock test routes
• Instructor narrated MP3 audio books
• Comprehensive fact sheets
• Module Two quizzes to measure progress
• Motorcycle Instructor safety related top tips

The goal of the Module Two Academy is to develop a better skilled, more confident and safer rider. Via video, the course enhances a student’s training experience with pre-learning and the opportunity to ‘experience’, visualise and internalise the core components of the required Module Two road skills.

Watch the videos as many times as needed

Students can watch the videos as many times as they like, plus listen to concise audio versions, read fact-sheets and complete progress quizzes. The result is an enhanced, better prepared, less stressed ‘Module Two’ experience, where instructors are more empowered to train and students are more confident from the outset.

“Keep studying time down to 40 minute sections before taking a 10 minute break. Remember, inch by inch is sinch.” – Russell Binns, Motorcycle Instructor & Advanced Rider (IAM & RoSPA)