Tennis Coach SEP

David Lloyd Leisure; Milton Keynes; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A premium health and wellness group is seeking a Self Employed Tennis Coach to manage activities, promote competitions, and create a fun learning environment for members. Candidates must hold a Level 3 LTA qualification and have a passion for health and fitness. Excellent communication and collaboration skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Level 3 LTA qualification.
• Passion for health and fitness, helping others achieve their goals.
• Self-starter with pride in delivering quality experiences.

Responsibilities

• Manage activities, teams, box leagues, and partner schemes.
• Promote competitions, leagues, and events.
• Create a fun learning environment.

Skills

Communication Skills

Collaboration Skills

Passion for Health and Fitness

Education

Level 3 LTA Qualification

Job description

As a Self Employed Tennis Coach, you will form an important part of our team with responsibility for managing activities, teams, box leagues, ladders, and find partner schemes. You will promote competitions, leagues, and events internally and, most of all, create a fun learning environment.

As a Tennis Coach:

• You must hold a Level 3 LTA qualification to apply for this role.
• Have a passion for all things health and fitness, supporting others to achieve their goals.
• Great communication and collaboration skills.
• A self-starter who takes pride in delivering a great quality experience to our members.

Would you like to join Europe's leading premium health and wellness group?

Our team members are the ambassadors of our business and the heart of what we do. We are on the lookout for a passionate Self Employed Tennis Professional to join our team! We are super proud of our reputation as one of the leading Tennis operators in the industry. With our state-of-the-art facilities, exceptional indoor and outdoor tennis courts, and all-year-round coaching, our members have the finest experience possible, whether they're holding a racquet for the first time or showing real promise on the court.