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A local council in the UK is seeking a part-time Swimming Teacher to inspire health and well-being in the community. Ideal candidates will have a Level 2 Swim England swimming teacher qualification and experience in similar environments. Responsibilities include teaching safe and fun swimming classes. This role is on an as-needed basis with no fixed hours, depending on the council's requirements.
Leisure Services - Inspiring Members to Live Active Lives
Are you passionate about swimming and skilled at motivating others? Consider joining our dedicated Aquatic team, who are committed to making our community healthier and reducing health differences.
Our Swimming Teachers are a vital part of our team. They teach safe, fun, effective and enjoyable classes as part of a swimming programme or 1-1 tuition environments.
Applicants for the position should ideally possess a Level 2 or above Swim England swimming teacher qualification and relevant teaching experience in a similar environment; however, those with a minimum Level 1 qualification may be considered if they can provide evidence of enrolment in a Level 2 course.
If you care about keeping kids and vulnerable adults safe, and you're good at communicating and staying organised, we'd love to have you on our team. Let's work together to inspire health and well‑being in our community through swimming!
As a casual worker, you'll have no fixed hours and will work on an as‑needed basis, depending on Wiltshire Council's requirements and your availability. You are not obligated to be available, and the Council is not obliged to offer you work.
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