Who we are
The Cycle Training Standards Board (CTSB) was formed in February 2007 by the Department for Transport as the custodian body of the National Standards for Cycle Training. The National Standards are the Government approved standards for cycle training. The CTSB replaces the development group, which over the last four years has developed and refined The National Standards.
There are a number of key organisations who are members of the CTSB's executive group. These are:
- The Department for Transport
- Cycling England
- Cycling Scotland
- The Welsh Assembly
- Northern Ireland Assembly
- Local Authority Road Safety Organisation (LARSOA)
- CTC - The National Cyclists Organisation
- British Cycling
- RoSPA
The CTSB also operates a number of working groups comprised of other key stakeholders such as Transport for London, National Standards training providers, instructor training providers and instructors and other cycling partner organisations.
The CTSB is responsible for the maintenance and relevance of The National Standards, and for The National Standards framework (i.e. how the Standards are delivered). This includes the accreditation of schemes and instructors as well as the audit and enforcement of delivery.
The Board meets three times a year and sets an annual work programme, which is considered and funded in each UK country by the relevant body.
Click here to download the CTSB Management Meeting Minutes
Click here to download the CTSB QF Consultation Summary of Responses Document
Click here to download the Quality Framework Letter to Stakeholders Document
Click here to download the CTSB WorkProgramme 2008-11 Document
Click here to download the Quality Framework Consultation Document
