General Instructors (Part-Time)

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About the role

Part-Time General Instructors Wanted Williamson County Parks and Recreation is seeking enthusiastic and skilled Part-Time General Instructors to lead specialized recreational, educational, and art programs for children, teens, and adults. Instructors may have the opportunity to develop and teach classes based on their experience, interests, and qualifications. Programs may be offered at various Williamson County Parks and Recreation facilities, including: College Grove Fairview Franklin Hillsboro-Leipers Fork Nolensville Longview Recreation Center Spring Hill

Position Details

Position: General Instructor Part-Time

Openings: 23 positions

Schedule: Varies based on program and class offerings

Qualifications & Requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age Previous teaching, instructional, or related experience preferred Demonstrated knowledge, skill, or expertise in the subject or activity being taught Ability to effectively communicate and work with children, teens, and/or adults Must submit a class proposal Must provide teaching references Must successfully pass a background check General Instructors may teach a variety of specialized recreational and creative programs, including arts, hobbies, enrichment activities, fitness, educational programs, and other community-based classes. If you have a talent, skill, or area of expertise that you would like to share with others, we would love to hear from you! To learn more or inquire about becoming a General Instructor, please contact: Community Activities Division Superintendent 615-790-5719, Ext. 12044

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