Summer Adaptive Instructor

Move United; Telluride (CO); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in adaptive sports is seeking enthusiastic Summer Program Instructors for their seasonal team. This role offers the chance to engage in exciting outdoor activities like mountain biking, paddling, and rock climbing while making a positive impact on individuals with disabilities. Instructors will lead various programs in stunning locations such as Telluride and Moab, creating memorable experiences for participants. With competitive pay and opportunities for professional development, this position is perfect for those passionate about outdoor recreation and inclusivity. Join a dynamic team dedicated to fostering adventure and empowerment!

Benefits

Access to Industry Pricing/Pro Forms

In-house Professional Development

Potential Scholarship Opportunities

Qualifications

• First aid/CPR certification is required; WFR is a plus.
• Experience with biking, paddling, and rock climbing is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Facilitating and leading day trips and multi-day programs.
• Working with individuals with disabilities in adaptive recreation.

Skills

First Aid/CPR Certification

Experience in Mountain Biking

Experience in Flatwater Paddling

Experience in Rock Climbing

Passion for Working with People with Disabilities

Job description

Seasonal Adaptive Instructor, Summer 2025– The Telluride Adaptive Sports Program (TASP) is actively hiring full-time, seasonal Summer Program Instructors to join our fun, hard working team that focuses on the magic of adaptive recreation out on the trails, lakes, and mountains. With activities including but not limited to mountain biking, flatwater paddling, rock climbing, hiking, and camping, Summer Program Instructors will be responsible for facilitating and leading day trips and multi-day overnight programs around Telluride, the Western Slope, 4-Corners, and Moab areas.

Preferred qualifications include: first aid/CPR certification at a minimum (WFR is a plus), experience with our 3 main activities (biking, paddling, rock climbing), and a passion for working with people with disabilities.

Our summer season typically runs from early May to early October. Pay ranges from $21-$25/hr depending on experience. Benefits include: access to industry pricing/pro forms, in-house professional development, and potential scholarship opportunities for further relevant certifications and development.

Reach out to Kyle Calbat, TASP Associate Program Director, with any questions. To apply, please send a letter of interest and a professional resume to Kyle [e-mail]. Application deadline is March 10, 2025.