I think it depends on your expectations. In many stadiums like Tai Hao, students are generally required to take less part-time jobs, and they often use their own tour buses as bicycle coaches because they are prone to instability. I suggest that if you really want to do it, it is easier to start with some small community gyms and so on, and then get in touch with some other opportunities after you have some experience. In addition, you need to have a general idea of the amount of exercise. There is still a difference between riding a horse and being a coach. Generally, a bicycle instructor runs on the track for about 6- 10 knots. That is to say, there are about 1-2 classes every day for a week. If each class lasts 40 minutes, plus stretching back and forth, it will take about an hour. If you count the time on the road, you may have free time after class every day.