Tennis Professional, TPA Certified

IQ Tennis & Pickleball Centre; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

IQ Tennis & Pickleball Centre is seeking a Tennis Professional, TPA Certified, with a CP1 or CP2 coaching certification and a minimum of five years’ professional coaching experience. The role involves taking on-court hours across adult and junior streams, developing programs from the ground up, and contributing to a club-first environment that emphasizes participation and community growth.

The successful candidate will lead established programs, support player retention, and help expand the

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of professional coaching experience.
• Must be certified CP1 or CP2 at minimum CP1.
• Availability during indoor season and summer seasons.
• Club-first mindset with focus on program growth and community development.

Responsibilities

• Lead and grow on-court programs for both adult and junior streams.
• Deliver high-quality coaching and program development.
• Support player retention and participation across all club programs.
• Promote club offerings and build a thriving community tennis culture.

Skills

Coaching

Program development

Community building

Team player

Education

CP1 Certification

CP2 Certification (optional)

Job description

Tennis Professional, TPA Certified

We are seeking to hire a certified CP1 or CP2 coach to take on-court hours across both our adult and junior program streams. This is a unique opportunity to join a new, community-focused facility and help build programs from the ground up. You will play a key role in leading established programs, supporting player retention, and helping grow the club’s program offerings and participation across all levels.

We are looking for a coach who is confident in program development and delivery, and who values building a strong club environment over individual private lesson volume. The ideal candidate is someone who takes pride in growing participation in structured programs, actively promotes club offerings, and contributes to the long-term development of a thriving community tennis culture.

The successful candidate must demonstrate certification, have a minimum of 5 years of professional coaching experience, and hold at least a CP1 certification. You must be available during both the indoor season and the summer to support programming. You are a reliable team player who demonstrates professionalism in all aspects of your work.

This role is best suited for a coach who is committed to a club-first mindset, where success is measured by program growth, player engagement, and community development. We are specifically seeking someone who understands the value of strong program ecosystems and who is motivated to drive participation across all club streams.

This approach is essential to our vision as a growing community club, where increasing program participation, building structured pathways, supporting tournament development, and attracting new players to tennis are the foundation of long-term success.