How to Choose the Right Course?
INVIS offers courses ranging from beginner to competition level. This page will help you find the course that best suits your needs.
Course Type
INVIS’s course can be categorized in “Private”,“Open”(Group Class) or TEAM INVIS, further dividing learners of different levels
Private Coaching
- Tailor-made to accommodate individual needs
- Suitable for individual or groups
- Charged by the number of coaches
(For example, one or four participants within one class would be the same price, but there are restrictions on the number of people)
Open Course (Group Class)
- Rental of bike, helmet and protective equipment inclusive for Open Course
- More affordable option
- Charge Individually
TEAM INVIS
- Riders must bring their own bicycle, helmet, and protective gear
- Year-round training with one class per week
- Participation in various public competitions
- Assessment and trial class required before enrollment and class placement
Comprehensive Course Coverage
If we compare INVIS courses to the school system, INVIS offers a full range of programs—from kindergarten to university level—providing a complete and structured learning path.
- Kindergarten = Level 0: Foundation (Beginner Course)
For those with zero experience in cycling. Perfect for complete beginners. - Primary School = Level 1: Intermediate (Skills Course)
For students who have never taken a cycling class. Focuses on building solid fundamentals. - Secondary School = Level 2: Advanced (Discipline-specific)
For those who have completed Level 1 or passed a skills assessment. Offers deeper learning and specialization in specific disciplines. - University = Level 3: Continuous (Team INVIS training)
For those who have completed Level 1 or passed a skills assessment. Designed to make cycling a long-term habit and lifestyle.
0 Foundation 1 Intermediate 2 Advanced 3 Continous
Course Level
There are 4 level in total for INVIS courses, for different needs and levels of learners – Level 0 Foundation, Level 1 Intermediate, Level 2 Advanced and Level 3 Continuous
- 0 Foundation Course (Novice & Beginners) or 1 Intermediate Course (Improvers)
For learners who have never attend any cycling course - 2 Advanced Course (Discipline-specific)
For learners who have finished prerequisite “1 Improvers” course, or passed equivalent assessment - 3 Continuous Course
For learners who have finished prerequisite “2 Advance” course, or passed equivalent assessment
0 Foundation
(Novice & Beginners)
The foundation level 0 is designed for beginners.
After completing the foundation level 0, the trainees should be able to balance the two-wheeled bicycle for driving and parking without the assistance of others.
1 Intermediate
(Improvers)
The intermediate level 1 is suitable for trainees who can balance two-wheel bicycles themselves without having participated in formal training.
The Improvers course content teaches a variety of practical cycling skills that help students to travel more comfortably and safely to the cycling journey for general leisure or transportation purposes.
2 Advanced
(Discipline-specific)
Bicycles are divided into discipline, and each discipline have different rules and technique .
Advanced level 2 courses are discipline-specific to teach the relevant knowledge and techniques for each discipline.
Suitable for participants who have completed the intermediate level 1.
3 Continuous
Continuous level 3 training is designed for trainees who wish to use bicycles for regular exercise and even those who are interested in large cycling events or cycling events.
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INVIS also offer courses for group and organization, please contact us for details.
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