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Cherokee Town & Country Club in Atlanta, GA is seeking a Part-Time Child Activities Assistant to join our team. If you love working with children, have energy, and can create a fun yet safe environment, this could be the perfect opportunity.
You'll welcome children, supervise activities, and lead crafts and themed events. The role offers open weekend/evening shifts and valuable club perks for part-time staff.
Create smiles. Spark imagination. Make every visit an adventure.
Cherokee Town & Country Club, one of the nation’s premier private clubs, is seeking a Part-Time Child Activities Assistant to join our team at the Town Club in Atlanta, GA.
If you love working with children, have the energy to keep up with them, and know how to create an environment that feels both fun and safe, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Make an Impact — Help create a place where children feel excited to visit and parents feel confident leaving them in our care.
Bring the Fun — From games and storytelling to arts & crafts and themed activities, you'll help make each visit engaging and memorable.
Build Connections — Get to know our Club families and become a familiar, trusted part of their Cherokee experience.
Great Part-Time Perks — Earn $16.00–$17.00/hour based on experience, plus enjoy Club perks that make working at Cherokee even better.
Our Child Activity Center is open seven days a week. Current ideal availability includes:
Working at Cherokee comes with more than a paycheck. Part-time employees can enjoy perks such as:
Chartered in 1956, Cherokee Town & Country Club is recognized as one of America's premier private clubs, with locations in Buckhead and Sandy Springs.
We're in the happiness business, and that includes our youngest members.
Guided by the Cherokee Standard, we value team members who bring a “What can I do? How can I help?” attitude and genuinely enjoy creating positive experiences for others.
If you're the person kids naturally gravitate toward—and parents know they can trust—we want to meet you.