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Belgravia Kids (BK) seeks passionate Gymnastics Coach to design and deliver gymnastic programs for children in a safe, fun centre environment. You will guide students across levels, ensuring inclusive participation and a strong duty of care while communicating progress to parents.
This casual role may require weekend and evening availability; on-boarding includes training and, where relevant, a National Recognised Qualification pathway.
This is a great opportunity for passionate and friendly people who enjoy delighting our members and visitors and leave lasting positive impressions
Do you love sport and fitness and want to make a difference in getting kids active? We are looking for new coaches to join our team, all training provided on the job. Diploma of Sport is also an option if you want to gain a National Recognised Qualification at the same time.
As the Gymnastic Coach, you will develop programs and instruct a variety of levels in gymnastic classes in a safe, positive and fun environment for participants. You will encourage children to engage in a positive fun environment that encourages inclusion whilst always maintaining a duty care for the children participating in the classes. You will also have excellent verbal communication skills as you will provide parents/guardians positive and practical feedback.
We are seeking interests from already experienced coaches who have a Gymnastics -Advanced or intermediate Coaching accreditation/qualification. Whilst this is a Casual position, you may be required to work weekend and evenings to cater for the hours of the centre.
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Belgravia Kids (BK) is the latest venture for the Belgravia Group and the realisation of a clear goal from Belgravia founder, CEO and Chair, Geoff Lord:
\"To positively impact the lives of a million Australian Children each year through physical activity\"
Over recent years, a more sedentary lifestyle and significant population growth in our major cities have led to a rise in obesity and a worrying lack of basic physical skills. The result is that today’s kids may be the first generation with a shorter life expectancy than their parents.