Youth Ski Trip Chaperone & Safety Lead

City of Plymouth; United States; On-site; USD 32,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

The City of Plymouth seeks responsible individuals to supervise youth ski trips, ensuring safety and a positive experience for middle school students. You will join scheduled Friday afternoon sessions and help with loading, rentals, and basic ski instruction under supervision.

Candidates should be at least 21, flexible, patient, and able to handle unusual situations while coordinating with school partners. This seasonal role supports youth programs and community engagement.

Qualifications

• Must be at least 21 years of age.
• Must be available a minimum of three trips.
• Must be able to relate to middle school age youth in a positive and helpful manner.
• Flexible and patient.
• Must be able to respond effectively to unusual situations.
• Must be dependable and responsible.
• Must have good follow through.

Responsibilities

• Meet at school as assigned
• Establish lines, take attendance and help load and unload the bus and trailer
• Confirm rentals and lessons; help students with rental equipment, lessons, lockers, etc.
• Ride the bus with students, providing supervision, and accountability of student behavior
• Assist students with special needs
• Provide assistance to volunteer chaperones through the trips
• Supervise on the ski hill and help with basic ski instruction
• Follow proper emergency procedures; follow up with any incidents or accidents
• Provide leadership throughout the trips

Skills

Youth supervision

Public safety

Effective communication

Flexible

Patience

Unusual situations handling

Dependable

Follow-through

Job description

The City of Plymouth seeks responsible individuals to supervise youth ski trips, ensuring safety and a positive experience for middle school students. You will join scheduled Friday afternoon sessions and help with loading, rentals, and basic ski instruction under supervision.

Candidates should be at least 21, flexible, patient, and able to handle unusual situations while coordinating with school partners. This seasonal role supports youth programs and community engagement.