Swim Instructor

Are you looking for a rewarding part-time career in an aquatic environment? Are you a fun-loving individual who enjoys teaching and loves the water? If you have answered “yes” to the aforementioned questions, please join us in our quest to improve the lives of children and adults in Chesterfield, VA. Instructors at Hudson Valley Swim seek to “empower safe swimmers for life” by teaching water safety and proper swim techniques to individuals of all ability levels from age 4 months through adult. Small class sizes with highly trained and experienced instructors, ensure a safe and fun aquatic experience for learners. Hudson Valley Swim is dedicated to developing safe, confident, life-long swimmers. We are looking for teammates who want to make a difference in the lives of others. Hudson Valley offers flexible scheduling for instructors and families at convenient indoor area locations year round.

Job Duties/Responsibilities

• Manage the aquatic environment with a focus on safety
• Assess student age and skills for appropriate class placement
• Teach swim skills to children and adults using the provided Hudson Valley Swim Curriculum
• Creatively incorporate diverse and fun activities into each lesson
• Observe and document participant skills and progress
• Assess participant’s swimming skills and progress
• Communicate promptly and effectively with participants and families
• Maintain high instructional standards to support program growth
• Maintain safety certifications (first aid, CPR, AED)

Qualifications

• A Minimum of 2 years swim instruction experience
• A positive, fun-loving, team attitude with a good sense of humor
• Proficient oral, written and typed communication skills
• Dedicated work ethic
• Love of teaching and water sports
• A desire to grow professionally
• Availability for evening classes 4pm-8pm or Saturday mornings 9am-1pm

Hudson Valley Swim’s Mission is to “make a positive impact on the communities we serve by delivering a best-in-class swim lesson program that builds self-confidence, promotes enjoyment, and reduces incidents of drowning.”