The training forms part of Traffic & Highway’s work to support and encourage more people to travel actively and feel comfortable cycling on the island’s roads.
Sessions will include both Bikeability Adult and Cycle Confidence opportunities.
The States said previous sessions had helped people develop their skills gradually, often starting in a traffic-free environment before progressing at a pace that suits them.
Lindsay said: “We are pleased to be relaunching adult cycling training this summer to encourage those who may want to improve their road confidence.”
The location of the sessions will be decided by the organising team once people have signed up.