Senior Swim Development Coach – Elevate 13–18 Elite

San Dimas Aquatics; San Dimas (CA); On-site; USD 11,000 - 21,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Regular weekend meets

Job summary

San Dimas Aquatics is seeking a Senior Development Coach to lead advancing swimmers ages 13–18 as they move from age group to senior-level training and competition. The role is part-time with 12.5–16 hours per week, including regular weekend meets, in San Dimas, California.

You will plan and lead practices, refine technique and race strategy, and foster a positive, competitive team culture while supporting athletes at meets and team events.

Qualifications

• Current USA Swimming Coach Certification preferred (may be completed after hire).
• Experience coaching senior-level or advanced age-group swimmers is preferred.
• Enthusiastic, hardworking, and motivated team player with strong communication skills.
• Strong organizational and administrative skills are important for coordinating practices and meets.
• Passion for developing swimmers of all ages and maintaining a positive training culture.
• Knowledge of current technique and training methods is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Plan and lead practices for senior development athletes.
• Refine advanced stroke technique, race strategy, and training habits.
• Foster a positive, motivating, and competitive team environment.
• Support athletes at meets and team events.
• Collaborate with coaching staff to align training and support athletes’ transition from age group to senior-level performance.

Skills

USA Swimming Certification

Senior Coaching

Age-group Coaching

Communication

Organizational Skills

Administrative Skills

Job description

San Dimas Aquatics is seeking a Senior Development Coach to lead advancing swimmers ages 13–18 as they move from age group to senior-level training and competition. The role is part-time with 12.5–16 hours per week, including regular weekend meets, in San Dimas, California.

You will plan and lead practices, refine technique and race strategy, and foster a positive, competitive team culture while supporting athletes at meets and team events.