Leads and facilitates the following BCRPA-approved modules (in-person/online): Fitness Theory, Weight Training, Personal Training, and other BCRPA specialty modules;
- Facilitate and review modules (in-person/online) that support the BCRPA specialty modules;
- Facilitate and proctor (in-person/online) BCRPA exams;
- Facilitate additional and alternate BCRPA renewal modules (in-person/online);
- Develop and implement lesson plans for the Personal Trainer Program and/or other BCRPA modules;
- Ensure a safe and respectful environment for participants and staff;
- Adhere to and uphold College policies, procedures, and department processes;
- Report incidents and accidents through established policies, procedures, and processes in consultation with the Program Coordinator and Manager, Athletics and Recreation Operations.
Additional Responsibilities Include:
- Support the overall operation of the Athletics & Recreation CE Personal Trainer Program and/or other BCRPA-approved modules;
- Perform other related duties to support departmental operations, such as participation at CE conferences and BCRPA events as required.
To be successful in this role you will need:
- Teacher of Fitness Leaders (TFL) and Supervisor of Fitness Leaders (SFL) certification/completion with the BCRPA;
- Post-secondary education, and/or a combination of work/education experience;
- National level Personal Training certification such as BCRPA, Can Fit Pro, ACSM, NSCA, NASM, ACE, or comparable;
- Related industry training, certification i.e., holds valid BCRPA Fitness Leader Registration;
- Excellent communication skills with high proficiency in English, both written and verbal;
- Proven ability to deal effectively with students, faculty, staff, employers, and the public in a friendly and efficient manner, both in person and by telephone, with tact and appropriate communication regardless of background;
- Demonstrated ability to handle high-volume, dynamic workloads in a busy public environment, while engaging professionally with students, faculty, employers, and other stakeholders;
- Excellent organization skills and attention to detail;
- Strong Microsoft 365 knowledge and skills, i.e., Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams;
- Working knowledge of Zoom and/or Blackboard platforms is an asset;
- Experience with community event promotion strategies would be an asset;
- Available to work evenings and weekends per the modules schedule provided by the Program Coordinator;
- Available to work at the New Westminster Campus;
- CPR and First Aid training (AED training is an asset).
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