Casual Learn-to-Swim Instructor | Flexible Afternoons

Kingston City Council - Kingston Leisure Centres; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 45,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training and development opportunities

Flexible work hours

Multiple casual roles

Job summary

Kingston City Council - Kingston Leisure Centres is seeking energetic Swim Teachers to support Learn to Swim, school swimming, and holiday programs across Waves Leisure Centre and the new Mordi Aquatic Centre in Mordialloc, VIC. Casual roles offer weekday afternoons and weekend shifts as programs run.

You will deliver engaging swimming instruction, foster water safety, and contribute to a safe, welcoming learning environment for students of varying ages and abilities.

Qualifications

• Current Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety Certificate (SISSS00132).
• Current Teacher of Infant and Pre-school Aquatics Certificate (SISCAQU027), or willingness to obtain.
• Employee Working with Children's Check.
• Experience planning and delivering effective swimming lessons and programs.
• Experience teaching across a range of ages and swimming abilities.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver Learn to Swim classes for a range of age groups and abilities.
• Assess students against the Swim and Survive curriculum.
• Monitor learner progress and adapt teaching approaches to support development.
• Provide outstanding customer service to students and families.

Skills

Teaching swimming

Water safety

Customer service

Communication

Diversity & inclusion

Education

SISSS00132 – Teacher of Swimming & Water Safety

SISCAQU027 – Infant & Pre-school Aquatics

Working with Children Check

Job description

Kingston City Council - Kingston Leisure Centres is seeking energetic Swim Teachers to support Learn to Swim, school swimming, and holiday programs across Waves Leisure Centre and the new Mordi Aquatic Centre in Mordialloc, VIC. Casual roles offer weekday afternoons and weekend shifts as programs run.

You will deliver engaging swimming instruction, foster water safety, and contribute to a safe, welcoming learning environment for students of varying ages and abilities.