Swim Instructor
chicago athletic clubsEvanston (IL)
Swim Instructor
Posted 2 days ago
chicago athletic clubsEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Chicago Athletic Clubs Chicago Athletic Clubs is where Chicago works out. We know that it is a special type of person and personality that loves Chicago. Strong, resilient, determined, fun. We take pride in our city and being a part of it. Our staff and our members represent the full spectrum of the diversity of Chicago. Each individual club has its own personality reflective of the members that make it up, so it really becomes a genuine home away from home. And on top of all of that, we are a state of the art health club with full amenities and your well being as our top priority.
Job Description:
We strive to be known as the best swim program in Chicago. The Aquatics team offers members and nonmembers quality instruction of competitive and recreational swimming. Our experienced instructors and coaches are excited about strengthening swim skills, to adults and children through group and private lessons at any of our 5 pools.
Job Responsibilities:
Responsible for instructing swim lesson participants Maintain the safety of participants in and around the class Planning swimming lessons that take into account student's abilities and progressive development Evaluate student's performance during swim lessons, provide feedback Complete attendance, progress and accident reports Communicate effectively with the managers, coworkers and act as a team in an emergency Qualifications Demonstrate patience and enthusiasm, able to motivate students to accomplish their swimming goals Communicate effectively with students Respectful, professional, organized, punctual Requirements High School Diploma WSI certification or competitive swimming background Current Lifeguard certification Proven experience working as a Swim Instructor Sound knowledge of proper swimming techniques and water safety rules Excellent conflict resolution skills Be available after school hours during the week and Saturday/Sunday morning
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