Part-Time Swim Instructor: Inspire Safe, Confident Swimmers

CCC; Chicago (IL); Sur place; USD 17 000 - 28 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Wilbur Wright College is seeking a part-time Swimming Instructor for the Aquatics Department. The role involves developing engaging swim lessons, teaching various methods, and ensuring a safe learning environment for all ages and skill levels.

The instructor will assess learners, adapt to individual needs, and handle safety procedures and incident reporting. A water-safety-focused mindset and ability to work weekend/evening shifts are essential.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• ARC Water Safety Instructor certification required.
• Valid CPR card required.
• ARC Lifeguard Certification preferred.
• Experience with lifesaving equipment.
• Strong verbal and written communication; multilingual skills a plus.
• Flexible hours including evenings and weekends.
• Ability to respond calmly to emergencies.
• Team player for college events.

Responsabilités

• Develops weekly lessons teaching safe swimming and improving skills.
• Delivers instruction using varied methods to meet students’ needs.
• Assesses student learning to ensure proper swim level placement.
• Inspires, motivates, and empowers participants in their swimming pursuits.
• Ensures safety of patrons during swimming activities.
• Fills incident report forms after accidents or injuries with witness details.

Connaissances

Communication

Multilingual

Emergency Response

Team Collaboration

Formation

High School Diploma or equivalent

Outils

Lifesaving Equipment

Description du poste

Wilbur Wright College is seeking a part-time Swimming Instructor for the Aquatics Department. The role involves developing engaging swim lessons, teaching various methods, and ensuring a safe learning environment for all ages and skill levels.

The instructor will assess learners, adapt to individual needs, and handle safety procedures and incident reporting. A water-safety-focused mindset and ability to work weekend/evening shifts are essential.