Lead Summer Youth Swim Team Coach

ADP, Inc.; Akron (OH); On-site; USD 17,000 - 28,000; Part time

Job summary

The Shaw JCC in Akron, OH is seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Swim Team Head Coach to lead and organize our youth swim team during the summer season. The coach will play a vital role in developing swimmers' competitive skills while fostering teamwork, discipline, and strong sportsmanship.

We are looking for a head coach who is energetic, organized, and passionate about helping young athletes grow—not just as swimmers, but as respectful and sports-minded individuals.

Qualifications

• American Red Cross Lifeguarding Certification
• American Red Cross CPR Certification for the professional rescuer
• Water Safety Instructor Certification (Preferred)
• Coaching Certifications and/or experience (Preferred)
• Well versed with Meet Manager Software
• Prior swim coaching or competitive swimming experience preferred
• Strong leadership and communication skills
• Ability to positively engage with youth athletes and families

Responsibilities

• Lead and organize the youth swim team during the summer season.
• Develop swimmers' competitive skills while fostering teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.
• Mentor youth swimmers and build a strong summer team culture.
• Create a positive and safe team environment for all participants.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Youth engagement

Education

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Certification

American Red Cross CPR Certification

Water Safety Instructor Certification (Preferred)

Coaching Certifications/Experience (Preferred)

Tools

Meet Manager Software

Job description

The Shaw JCC in Akron, OH is seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Swim Team Head Coach to lead and organize our youth swim team during the summer season. The coach will play a vital role in developing swimmers' competitive skills while fostering teamwork, discipline, and strong sportsmanship.

We are looking for a head coach who is energetic, organized, and passionate about helping young athletes grow—not just as swimmers, but as respectful and sports-minded individuals.