Part-Time Tennis Professional - Jr. Academy & Member Programming

Posted 16 days ago

marcus jewish community center of atlAtlanta (GA)

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If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Part-Time Tennis Professional – Jr. Academy & Member Programming Atlanta, GA, US 6 days ago Requisition ID: 1137 Position: Part-Time Tennis Professional (6–12 hours/week) The Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta is seeking an enthusiastic and dependable Tennis Professional to join our coaching team. This position is ideal for a coach who enjoys working with junior players (ages 5-13) while also building a private lesson clientele and supporting member programming.
Primary Responsibilities: Coach Junior Academy groups using a positive, high-energy approach. Teach private and semi-private lessons for juniors and adults. Lead and assist with ALTA team practices. Help create an engaging and welcoming experience for members of all ages and abilities. Work collaboratively with the Tennis Director and Head Tennis Pro to deliver high-quality programming. Maintain a professional, organized, and member-focused presence on and off the court.
Preferred Qualifications: Previous experience teaching junior group clinics, adults and private lessons. USPTA or PTR certification preferred (or willingness to obtain certification). Strong communication and relationship-building skills. Reliable, punctual, and passionate about player development. Playing background at the high school, collegiate, or competitive level preferred. Schedule Approximately 6–12 hours per week. Primarily afternoons, evenings, and occasional weekends based on programming needs. Opportunity to increase hours through private lessons and seasonal programs.
What We Offer: Opportunity to build a private lesson book within an established tennis program. Supportive team environment. Competitive hourly compensation based on experience.

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