Swimming Jobs

​A3 Performance Seeks Agents To Join The Fastest Growing Swimwear Brand in America

Location: 300 Chaffee Rd, Oconomowoc, WI 53066, USA

with A3 Performance

Head Age Group Coach., Nitro Swimming, Cedar Park, Texas

Location: 1310 Toro Grande Boulevard, Cedar Park, TX, USA

with Nitro Swimming

Nitro Swimming, winners of 15 Texas Age Group Swimming Championships, and one of the top programs in USA Swimming is saying goodbye to our Head Age Group Coach from our Cedar Park location. After 6+ years with us he is moving on to become the Head Coach of a program in Tulsa. We wish him the best and we are very proud that he will be running his own team at his next stop. We’re confident he will put that team on the map in record time! Way to go Jeremy!

It’s not very often a position opens up on our staff. But with Jeremy moving on, one is now created.

We are actively seeking a Head Age Group Coach for our Cedar Park location, on the north side of the Austin, Texas area.

This particular coach would be primarily working with our 12 and Unders, Lead Coach responsibility of a group or two, mentoring the age group Coaches, assist in identifying the needs of the overall program, group moves/athlete advancements.

There is no program that is perfect. Every program can always identify ways to improve. We’re looking for that next Coach to help us in that never ending process of getting better. .

Our Nitro Cedar Park location is approx. 30,000 sq ft. Indoors, with two beautiful pools.

Our main pool is 25 yards x 50 meters, and is configured currently at 23 lanes, kept year round between 79-81 degrees. We also have a warm water lessons pool where we are Austin’s #1 learn to swim destination, the Nitro Swim School.

We are looking for that special Coach who is a LEADER who LOVES interacting with kids, ENJOYS working in a fast paced positive and competitive swim environment, and is EAGER to join the hardest working coaching staff in the country.

This is a salaried position with very attractive pay ($45,000+)  including a Humana health care package plus paid time off (PTO).

We also provide something we call “Rolling Days.”  We recognize that some parts of a season it’s not unusual for some Coaches in other programs to go 21 or even 28 days straight without a day away from the deck. For that reason whenever a Sunday meet session occurs we then allow the Coach to take a “rolling day” off the next week – and we cover their groups/responsibilities to allow them a chance to rest/reload/recover. Rolling days are not accrued against any vacation days/paid time off.  Our rolling days are one of the many reasons we keep Coaches happy here.

Private lessons are also available to teach. Our Coaches are paid $40/hr for those.

“Typical” on deck coaching hours would be Mon-Thur 4:00-9:00PM; Fridays 4:00-7:30PM; and Saturdays 8:30AM-12:30PM.

You would have no scheduled office hours, but would be expected to be an expert and timely communicator with our groups and families. Must possess that never ending desire to make every kiddo in front of you better in the short time you have them each day… Regardless if they are a once a week swimmer or multiple times a week… Regardless if they are leading the lane or struggling to keep up in the 5^th or 6^th position (or 4^th position due to current covid spacing)…Regardless if it is the first practice of the day or the last. It is Lights, Camera, Action every day, every practice, every set.

This is not the pool deck to stand around and twirl a stopwatch and bark out sets. Nor is it the pool deck to be seated in a chair. We are on the move. We are active Coaches. We expect a lot from the kids in front of us, and the least we can do is match that energy.

Our Mission Statement is 9 words:

“Visible Improvement. Delivered with Passion and Joy. Every day.”

If you’re relentless in this pursuit and believe you can elevate our pool deck even higher with your skills, talent, work ethic, leadership, experience, positive energy, love for the sport, and your eye for the details, I’d love to hear from you.

The energy on the pool deck driven by the coaches is what makes the Nitro engine run. Hard to describe 23 lanes of high octane energy churning at once, with coaches up and down the pool deck feeding off of each other, but that’s what we do.

Send me a note explaining why you believe you should be considered. Also include your competitive swimming and/or coaching experience including any particular skills/training such as Meet management, etc., along with references.

Looking to fill this position immediately.

We have plans on expanding, so if you’d like to be in our “on deck” circle for about a year or so from now (or referred to as our bullpen), let me know that as well.

Thank you! Mike Koleber, Nitro Swimming.

WATER POLO TECHNICAL DIRECTOR (SINGAPORE WATER POLO)

Location: 7 Stadium Drive, Singapore

with Singapore Swimming Association

PRIMARY JOB PURPOSE

Within the guidelines and constraints determined by Singapore Swimming Association (SSA), the Water Polo Technical Director is a leadership role for the delivery of the overall technical strategies and plans for water polo, including establishment and management of the Pathway Development Centers (PDC), development of a systematic and relevant training program for the National Teams, NYDS and PDCs, strengthening the strategies and training program of both the Men’s and Women’s National Teams, enhancing the competencies of local coaches and providing technical direction and the development of water polo in Singapore. This post is a full-time position based in Singapore under the employment of Singapore Swimming Association (SSA).

Reports to the Executive Director as well as support the Vice-President (Water Polo) in all matters pertaining to Water Polo in Singapore.

 

1. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

 

• Effective Relationship and communication with SSA’s Partners and Stakeholders

1. To work closely with the SSA’s partners and stakeholders including SportSG, its affiliates, other national federations, and sponsors to ensure alignment.

 

• Technical Responsibilities

1. Leads and oversees the SWP high performance strategies including athletes and coaches development pathways in accordance with the objectives established in the Multi-Year Sports Plan (MYSP) and by SSA.
2. Contributes to the development of the SWP technical strategies and plans, including the articulation of multi-year and annual MYSP to achieve the established performance objectives and to assist and advise the Management Committee on defining the Multi-Year Sports Plan for Water Polo.
3. Reviews SWP’s technical performance against short, intermediate and long-term plans, provides analysis & recommendations, and makes appropriate adjustments as required.
4. To work in partnership with the Sport Director in the implementation and progress reporting of SWP’s Multi-Year Sports Plan (MYSP), which includes SWP’s high performance targets and a sustainable pipeline.
5. Working closely with the Head Coaches, ensures that strong international training and competition calendar are designed for all NTs.
6. Manages and monitors all National Team Programmes, NYDS and PDC programmes including coaching staff impacting these programmes, ensuring that their responsibilities, authorities, and accountabilities are clearly defined, understood, carried out, and evaluated.
7. To lead and the Pathway Manager in putting in place governance and programs to enhance the daily training environment of the players. These includes putting in place coaches’ education pathways as well as athletes’ development pathways.
8. To mentor and nurture the NYDS Coaches and PDC Coaches, by changing the attitudes of coaches through one-to-one tutoring that will include pool deck practical lessons, to institute a common curriculum to achieve the necessary fundamental standards.
9. To develop training development program for the NYDS from learn-to-train to learn-to-compete levels, to equip them with the necessary skill sets of attack and defense strategies for the National team and to assist the NYDS coaches to motivate the youth players.
10. To deliver the technical component of the SG Coach Level 1 Coaching Course modules in partnership with CoachSG.
11. To lead in the development of the Integrated Coach Level 2 Course and in the conduct of the Course in partnership with CoachSG.
12. To lead in nurturing the School and Club coaches through Continuing Education Programs, Clinics as well as pool deck sessions.
13. Work closely with the Singapore Sports Institute Scientist Support Group on high performance plan to provide sports science and medicine support for national athletes.
14. To assist schools and clubs coaches in developing coaching strategies and athlete development strategies that will help the school and clubs to increase their pipelines and improve quality and competency of their players.
15. To sit as a member of the Games Strategies and the Water Polo Technical Committees to advise on the development of the sport, driving towards a playing style that exploits world-class water polo strategies and tactics which are suitable for our smaller-built athletes.

 

• Performance Targets

1. To conduct 10 mentoring sessions for coaches per month.
2. To conduct of at least 4 pool deck tutorial sessions per month.
3. To qualify 10 X Level 2 coaches by 2021, another 5 by 2022 and another 5 by 2023
4. To improve the quality of 20 X Level 2 Coaches and 40 X Level 1 coaches by 2023
5. To help establish up to 5 PDCs by 2024
6. To complete the learn-to-train program by 2021 and the learn-to-compete program by 2022.

 

• Team Communication

1. Communicate SSA policies to all team members (including but not limited to Team By-Laws, Anti-Doping Policy, Member Protection Policies) and complete incident reports of any breaches.

 

• Programme Budget

1. To prepare and implement the high-performance & development budget.

 

• Reports

1. Follow up all incidents and report to VP (Water Polo) & Executive Director on final outcomes.
2. Database of athlete performance and progressive updates on NT, NYDS and PDC’s performance and training plans

 

1. JOB HOLDER REQUIREMENTS

 

• Experience

1. Possess relevant Water Polo coaching certifications.
2. Experienced in coaching water polo successfully at major international meets.
3. Demonstrates a clear understanding of the issues relating to managing a major national team at an international meet.
4. Has the demonstrated capacity to coordinate activities, people and resources and to maintain appropriate monitoring and controls.
5. Experienced in dealing with international and national media and press conferences.
6. Demonstrates technical knowledge of water polo to enable understanding of specific water polo administrative procedures and technical requirements of the athletes and other officials.
7. Has the interpersonal skills and technical expertise to provide an effective link between team members and Championship officials and technical committees.
8. Experienced in coaching players successfully at international meets.
9. Experienced developing season plans and working with Sports Scientist.
10. Experienced in mentoring coaches.

 

• Personal Attributes

1. Has the interpersonal and management skills to successfully motivate and direct athletes where relevant.
2. Works effectively with people and shows respect and sensitivity to their needs.
3. Demonstrates a logical approach in weighing up issues and coming to a decision.
4. Demonstrates strong written and verbal communication skills and able to provide reports when required.
5. Demonstrates ability to handle crisis situations.
6. Shows enthusiasm and preparedness to put athlete performance before personal considerations.
7. Available to attend all pre-competition meetings, training camps and meets if require.
8. Ability to work on weekends.
9. Ability to travel overseas.
10. Has good command of the English language

Head Swimming Coach

Location: Williamsport, PA, USA

with Lycoming College

Lycoming College seeks a Head Swimming Coach.  This position is responsible for all aspects of Lycoming College’s NCAA Division III men’s and women’s swimming program and will be expected to abide by and uphold regulations of the NCAA Division III and the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corporation.  Specific duties will include the recruitment of qualified student-athletes, conducting and supervising practices and competitions, scheduling, team travel, budget management, equipment inventory, supervision of assistant coaches and student-workers, and monitoring of student-athlete’s academic progress.

Coaching (60%):

• Organize and conduct practices, conditioning programs and competitive events. Instruct student-athletes with sound principles and expert skills related to swimming, prepare individual athletes and team for meets, set season goals and motivate students using techniques that meet the needs o the students and that are consistent with the Lycoming College athletic program philosophy.
• Developing a competitive program in men’s and women’s swimming.  Competitiveness may be demonstrated by continual improvement in conference standings, qualifying for individual or team playoffs as conference or NCAA level, conference awards for payers and/or coaches, etc.  the goal is foster an environment of continuous improvement at the team and individual level.

• With approval of the Director of Athletics, create an annual schedule that includes a balance of home and away contests; schools that are competitive from an athletic perspective; schools that reflect the same academic values as Lycoming College; and schools that include institutions within Lycoming College’s key admission recruiting areas.
• Manage, monitor and comply with the operating budget.  Follow College and departmental policies regarding fiscal procedures.  Provide Director of Athletics with annual cost estimates.
• Participate in fundraising through the Warrior Club program and fundraising accounts.  Adhere to College policies and NCAA legislation regarding fundraising.
• Know and abide by NCAA Division III regulations and Middle Atlantic States Athletic Conference rules.  Successfully complete the annual NCAA “open book” rules test.  Schedule compliance sessions for student-athletes prior to the start of your season.

• Maintain current roster and communicate any changes or additions to the Director of Athletics or his designees.  Ensure new players are cleared with athletic trainer and have completed compliance forms prior to participation.
• Recruit, train and supervise assistant coaches and student-workers.  Conduct annual evaluations of all continuing assistant coaches.
• Comply with the policies and procedures outlined in the Lycoming College Athletic Training handbook.  Cooperate with athletic trainers to ensure student-athletes receive proper medical and physical training services.
• Direct maintenance of equipment and uniform inventory, issuance, proper care and sanitation, collection, and storage in designated on-campus facilities in coordination with the College’s Equipment Manager.
• Model integrity, respect, and good sportsmanship at all times and hold assistant coaches and student-athletes accountable for the same behavior.
• Collaborate with the Director of Athletic Communications to promote the men’s and women’s swimming program.  Respond to media requests via the Office of Athletic Communications in a manner that promotes professionalism and the mission of Lycoming College.
• Maintain current CPR/First Aid certification.
• Attend departmental meetings, communicate regularly with the Director of Athletics and contribute positively to the betterment of the total athletics program.

 

Recruiting (25%)

• In compliance with NCAA Division III rules and regulations for men’s and women’s swimming team, recruit student-athletes who meet the College’s admission requirements, who possess the potential to contribute to your team, and who will add positively to the student body.
• Submit and discuss with the Director of Athletics an annual recruitment plan that outlines the coach’s efforts to recruit student-athletes that meet the specific needs of their program (e.g. skilled positions, number of graduating players, etc.) and who can excel athletically and academically at Lycoming College.
• Represent the College at admission open houses and other events that involve prospective students.
• Monitor the academic success of student-athletes and collaborate with faculty, the Assistant Dean for Freshmen and other key personnel to promote academic success.  Support the academic development of your student-athletes through graduation.

Qualifications/Requirements:  Bachelor’s degree required, master’s degree preferred.  Minimum 3 years coaching experience necessary.

 

Age Group Coach

Location: 13959 Tom Short Road, Marvin, NC, USA

with MSA SWIM

 Age Group Coach

CHARLOTTE, NC
MECKLENBURG SWIM ASSOCIATION

 

Mecklenburg Swim Association (MSA Swim) in the Charlotte, NC area is looking for a coach to assist in our Age Group and Developmental Programs coaching primarily 12 and Under swimmers. More information can be found at msaswim.com

MSA current has 800+ year-round swimmers on the team ranging from 6-18 years old, with novice swimmers to Senior National qualifiers. MSA has 4 sites in the Charlotte area and is hiring new Assistant Age Group Coach.

Responsibilities of this position include coaching, assisting in dryland, as well as administrative duties related to the group and overall team operations. The ideal candidate will have a bachelor’s degree, experience with swimming as a coach or athlete, excellent organization and communication skills, and a desire to study and progress as a coach and a professional.

Candidate should have ASCA level two coaching certification, or ability to obtain quickly. This is a great opportunity with a competitive salary ($35k-$40k) with bonus opportunity, paid vacations, healthcare assistance, and retirement plan. Position to begin immediately. Please send resume with cover letter, to [email protected].

TritonWear Seeks Marketing Manager

Location: Toronto, ON, Canada

with Tritonwear

Part-Time Deck Coach

Location: Unnamed Road, Kansas City, MO 64152, USA

with Northland United Swim Team

The Northland United Swim Team, a year-round swim club, is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Part-time Deck Coach.  The ideal candidate is passionate about the sport of swimming, is focused on swimmer development and loves children. The candidate will be a deck coach for developmental and competitive age group swimmers ranging in age between 6-13 years old. This position will require working late afternoon/evening hours on weekdays, and morning/afternoon hours on weekends, including extended weekend hours on meet weekends.

 

Qualifications/Expectations:

• Previous coaching experience
• Maintain the safety and background check requirements required to be a USA Swimming coach member
• A thorough knowledge of competitive swimming and stroke mechanics to coach developmental swimmers
• Enthusiastic, energetic, positive role model, team-oriented, dependable, good communicator
• Availability to work evenings and weekends
• US Citizen or visa authority to work in the USA

Candidates must be available to coach at least 2 evenings per week.

Salary commensurate with a candidate’s level of experience.

Benefits:  Northland United Swim Team covers all required continuing education costs, reimburses for travel to meets outside the Kansas City metro area, and also pays for all required USA Swimming certifications.

CAYMAN ISLANDS – Technical Director

Location: Truman Bodden Sports Complex, Olympic Way, George Town, Cayman Islands

with Cayman Islands Aquatic Sports Association

Position Overview

Working with the Cayman Islands Aquatic Sports Association (“CIASA“) Board, the Technical Director will play a key role in the development and implementation of the CIASA Strategic Plan, liaising with stakeholders to effectively deliver all aspects of the plan at every level from Learn To Swim through to and including High Performance Competitive Swimming.

Responsibilities

Planning and Implementation

• Direct and manage the delivery of the CIASA Strategic Plan, monitor progress and conduct regular reviews.
• Where appropriate identify process enhancements and new strategic initiatives for CIASA Board consideration.
• Develop implementation plans as well as design and document associated policies, procedures and systems.
• Produce budget plans and contribute towards the development of a funding model to capitalise on CIASA funding opportunities and investment sources.

Swimming Development & Water Safety

• Work closely with the Cayman Islands Government Department of Sports to develop an exciting, vibrant and sustainable programme of school swimming. Liaise with Head Teachers and Heads of Department in the implementation of a swimming syllabus to ensure every child receives quality swimming instruction. This includes the development of and the teaching of water safety and competition.
• Work closely with the Cayman Islands Government Department of Sports to develop an education programme for school swim instructors.
• Direct CIASA’s Community Development Programme to ensure opportunities are extended to the wider community with the aim of promoting water safety and increasing engagement in aquatic activities at every level.
• Conduct evaluations of Learn To Swim schemes aiming to achieve the CIASA kite mark standard, offer advice and support as required, and provide recommendations to the CIASA board.

• Implement and manage the CIASA Awards Scheme recognising water confidence, skills, speed, and distance achievements or to ensure CIASA’s learn-to-swim partners are using their own programme.
• Promote the formation of new swimming clubs in outlining areas of the islands and liaise with interested parties to initiate development plans.
• Work to introduce new water safety agencies work with current appropriate agencies to raise awareness of water safety through an education and training programmes.

Competitive Swimming

• Produce qualification standards for international meets and contribute to the national selection of athletes and team staff in conjunction with the CIASA Representative Team Committee, Commonwealth Games Committee, Island Games Committee and National Olympic Committee.
• As required by CIASA, as National Team Head Coach and/or National Team Manager, act as National Team Head Coach and/or National Team Manager at international competitions with responsibility for directing and managing the team staff and athletes and creating a team environment conducive to optimum performance.
• Liaise with FINA and the international organising committees on logistical arrangements and entries for international events, and assist with the development and organisation of CIASA domestic Open Water and Pool events as well as CARIFTA and Island Games.
• Prepare performance analysis reports for benchmark competitions (pre, during and post meet) for distribution to the coaches, team managers and the CIASA Board.
• Direct and manage the National Squad programme with a focus on the development of swimming skills and technique, and ensure the delivery of activities that are designed and tailored specifically to each National Squad level with an eye toward the individual development of each squad member.
• Establish a competitive programme for Masters swimming and identify suitable domestic and international racing opportunities for approval by the CIASA Board.
• Work closely with Special Olympics Cayman Islands (SOCI) to integrate SOCI swimmers into CIASA Registered Clubs and CIASA Designated Competitions.
• Maintain a confidential database of swimmer rankings and CIASA/National swimming records and prepare and distribute record certificates.
• Maintain a database of contact information for the Representative Team Members.
• Conduct assessments of identified talented swimmers and arrange a suitable programme and opportunities to fulfill their potential.
• Provide advice and guidance on off island academic and swimming opportunities for swimmers seeking to move off island for educational purposes.

Professional Development, Education & Support

• Establish individually tailored Coach Development Plans for club coaches and act as mentor and support for club coaches in all aspects of their specific professional development programme.
• Develop and implement a swimming coaching and teaching Apprenticeship scheme to provide work experience, encouragement, mentoring and support to participating individuals including those involved in the Government’s programmes.
• Liaise with the Officials Committee to ensure the provision of appropriate education and training opportunities for Technical Officials.
• Lead a forum for coaches to discuss technical coaching issues, and establish and manage a Coaches and Teachers Association to offer professional advice and in house seminars and clinics.
• Implement an information and advisory service for registered swimmers, parents, coaches, teachers and officials covering all areas of the Swimming Development and Competitive programmes.
• Provide advice and guidance to swimming clubs on such matters as principles of training, land conditioning, competition calendars and other related technical matters, and assist with on deck support for clubs when requested and approved by CIASA.

Administration

• Assist the Board of Directors of CIASA in communicating and implementing CIASA’s Vision, Values and Objectives and overall direction. 
• Liaise with the CIASA President and CIASA Vice President to ensure that all of CIASA’s obligations to, and enquiries from, the CIOC, Island Games Committee, FINA, UANA, CCCAN and CARIFTA are met in a timely manner. 
• Liaise with the CIASA Treasurer regarding preparation of budgets and reconciliation of accounts from competitions. 
• Liaise with the Chairman of the CIASA Open Water Committee to ensure proper planning, preparation and evaluation occur for each open water swim. Assist the CIASA Open Water Committee by co-ordinating with the Flowers Group in respect of the promotion, development and organisation of the Flowers’ sea swims. 
• Liaise with the Chairman of the Facilities/50m Pool Committee with respect to the maintenance or improvement of existing swim facilities (as applicable) and the plans for the 50m Pool on Grand Cayman and the 25m Pool on Cayman Brac. 
• Liaise with the Board of Directors of CIASA and CIASA registered clubs in respect of the promotion of masters’ swimming and the development of other aquatic disciplines in the Cayman Islands. 
• Liaise with the Chairman of the CIASA Representative Team Committee to ensure that all RTC obligations are met in a timely and appropriate manner. Assist the Chairman to ensure that all National Team members and parents have met their obligations in terms of signing and abiding by the Representative Team Agreement and other specific agreements required for individual CIASA team events. 
• Liaise with the Chairman of the CIASA Fund Development Committee to ensure that all potential information requested by fund development partners or potential partners is obtained as well as to ensure that all CIASA obligations are met for fund development partners.
• Liaise with the Chairman of the CIASA Booster Club to ensure that all obligations and comments are met by CIASA and liaise generally with the Booster Club.
• Assist the Board of Directors of CIASA to ensure that all Club Development, club documents, club reports and other obligations are met in a timely manner. 
• Liaise with the Technical Officials Committee. 
• Act as Chairman of the CIASA Coaches Committee and conduct meetings with Head Coaches of CIASA registered swim clubs and meetings with all coaches. 
• Maintain the FINA and UANA entry and games management systems. 
• Lead or assist in the development and organisation of all FINA schools or clinics for coaches, athletes and/or officials. 
• Liaise with, or act as, the Chairman of any CIASA Committee established from time to time (as applicable).

Communications

• In conjunction with the CIASA press officer, actively and positively promote all aspects of the CIASA swimming programme via press and media opportunities, and regularly update the CIASA website with news and information items.

Other

• Act in an advisory capacity to stakeholders, agencies and interested individuals on all aquatics matters as appropriate.
• Attend international competitions, conferences and workshops as requested by the CIASA Board and report back findings and key messages.
• Perform any other relevant duties that may be requested from time to time by the CIASA Board.

Experience & Skills

Essential

• A passion for excellence with a strong desire to excel and evidence of achieving high levels of professionalism, technical delivery and quality standards.
• Experience of developing strategies, executing plans, and knowledge of the principles of budgeting and finance.
• Proven track record of formulating, implementing and delivering a successful swimming programme catering for swimmers of all levels and abilities.
• Experience of coaching national swimmers who have achieved success at international age group and youth level.
• Experience of working in collaboration with coaches, athletes and support services in a high performance environment.
• Strong interpersonal skills and experience of operating effectively with a wide range of audiences including swimmers, external stakeholders, coaches, teachers, parents, partner organisations and press and media.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
• Strong background of experience (and applicable and current formal qualifications) in competitive swim coaching at the national age group level and higher.
• Graduate level aptitude or Further Education qualification to degree level.
• Computer literate with a good knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
• Possess current CPR and First Aid certifications.

Desirable

• Experience of delivering a Swimming Development programme across multiple clubs and/or organisations.
• Experience of coaching swimmers to senior international level with results on the World and Olympic stage.
• Knowledge of School Swimming programmes.
• Experience of implementing Swimming Award schemes.

Developmental Coach

Location: Concord, NC, USA

with Sailfish Aquatics

Sailfish Aquatics is a 150 member Safe Sport Recognized USA Swimming team based in Concord, NC, (ranked by Money Magazine as a top 50 Place to Live).  We are a CEO managed, board owned 501c3 organization, with an independent board, not a parent/member board.  Our goal is developing a strong base of technically skilled swimmers for years to come; accomplished athletes and well-rounded individuals through competitive swimming.  With athletes competing on every level to National Qualifiers, we offer a great opportunity to develop additional coaching skills.

 

Sailfish Aquatics is searching for an energetic and experienced coach to join us in teaching our athletes and growing the program’s developmental groups. To be successful in this position, you should support life-long learning, have a passion to coach and support the community. You will be instrumental in developing athletes for our Age Group program by bringing skill development, technique and teamwork to Sailfish Aquatics.

You can find more information about our team here:

www.sailfishaquatics.org

 

Job Duties

• Create and conduct workouts
• Attend all assigned swim meets (approximately 1-2 weekends per month)
• Attend staff meetings
• Assist or substitute for other coaches as directed
• Effectively teach strokes, starts, and turns
• Help athletes to develop and achieve their highest personal and athletic potentials
• Motivate training groups with goals, rewards, fun and team spirit activities

• Create a competitive environment in which the swimmers have the opportunity to succeed. Stroke acquisition and training utilization is a priority.

• Provide a safe, positive, encouraging, and challenging atmosphere

• Create group communication content for Sailfish Aquatics using email, social media, and team web site.
• Input/enter, update, and track swim meet entries, results, and time improvements for assigned groups through the Team Unify system.
• Excellent computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and Social Media
• Develop new member acquisition plans to support assigned group and team growth
• Maintain an accurate swimmer and attendance roster
• Schedule deck time 15-30 minutes before and after all practices to supervise swimmer safety, provide swimmer feedback and correction regarding technique, and build swimmer relationships.
• Embrace the Sailfish curriculum, abide by the Sailfish policies and procedures and work with other coaches/staff to support the Sailfish vision and strategies.
• Must be organized, have good communication skills (parents & swimmers), and be dedicated to working for Sailfish Aquatics

• Perform other duties as needed or assigned by the Head Coach

Requirements & Compensation

• Applicants must have a competitive swimming background, possess (or be willing and able to obtain) all required USA Swimming Coach membership requirements
• Full or part-time
• Continuing education is available
• Compensation is highly competitive and will be based on experience

Assistant Coach (Swimming)

Location: George Town, Cayman Islands

with Camana Bay Aquatic Club (CBAC)

Camana Bay Aquatic Club (CBAC) is looking for a full-time assistant coach to help lead our program in delivering “Aquatic Sports for All” in the Cayman Islands. We have 100+ year-round swimmers in our competitive and non-competitive team, as well as a growing Swim School, and a very successful Artistic Swimming team. CBAC athletes regularly represent Cayman at CARIFTA, Island Games and CCCAN, and our highest level representatives have attended Commonwealth Games, Youth Olympics, and World Championships.

The preferred candidate is proactive, organised, communicates effectively, and is willing to learn and collaborate within a team environment that includes both Swimming and Artistic Swimming. They will have experience teaching swimming as well as coaching, and be comfortable leading groups of young swimmers on their own. Ideally, the candidate will be someone that comes with a strong technical background, and is able to demonstrate initiative and contribute ideas in a community that is full of potential.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• 18-24 hours of on-deck coaching of year-round competitive and non-competitive Swim Team. This will include leading training groups in our Junior and Development programs (ages 6-14), and assisting the Head Coach during Development and Performance program sessions (ages 11-18).
• 9-15 hours of administrative work per week as needed for lead training groups and supporting the Head Coach (seasonal planning, writing sessions, meet entries, keeping attendance and results, communicating regularly with membership, weekly reporting to Head Coach etc.)
• Swim Meets and events as required.
• 3-8 hours of Swim School teaching (Fundamental skills, stroke development) per week during term time
• Other community focussed programs where space, time, and resources allow

Qualifications / Experience Required: 

• ASCA Level 2 or equivalent education
• Bachelors Degree (for visa purposes)
• First Aid & CPR, or the ability to get prior to employment
• Valid or Current Lifeguarding certificate, or ability to get prior to employment

Reporting to: Head Coach (Swimming), Swim School Coordinator

Salary: Dependent on experience and qualifications

Benefits: Work Visa (for the individual hired only, no family visas available at this time) and associated costs, Flight, Medical, Pension, Paid Holidays, Personal Development, Phone

Assistant Swim Team Coach and Swim Instructor at the Bay Club Redwood Shores

Location: 200 Redwood Shores Parkway, Redwood City, CA, USA

with The Bay Club Company

GENERAL SUMMARY

Under the direction of the Aquatics Director, the Assistant Swim Coach is responsible for providing coaching for swim team and stroke school; maintaining a safe and effective learning environment while focusing on the fulfillment of clients’ swimming goals; achieving personal revenue goals; and providing the best customer service and hospitality to members and guests. 

Nothing in this job description restricts management’s right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time.

PRIMARY JOB FUNCTIONS

• Provide coaching for swim team and stroke school; provide specific and corrective feedback to each child at each session
• Design and deliver effective, consistent, and rewarding sessions and workouts
• Provide feedback to help parents decide which program is best for their child and client retention
• Maintain accurate, current records on all clients’ progress
• Follow swim school progression guidelines
• Recruit new swimmers to join swim team and stroke school programs
• Enforce all pool rules and aquatics center and club policies
• Maintain a consistent work schedule; arrive punctually for sessions
• Provide excellent communication with the parents of swimmers as well as all members and staff
• Track each client’s sessions and payments
• Accurately enter and maintain consistent timely records in the required systems for hours worked and sessions
• Actively participate in events, programs meetings and trainings
• Assist in the maintenance and cleanliness of the aquatics center
• Represent the club in a professional manner through image, dress, communication, and immediate follow through and response
• Assist with special club projects, events and promotions

Corporate Goals & Objectives

• Promote the company’s safety goals and actively work towards ensuring a safe working environment.
• Comply with company policies and procedures.
• Actively further corporate objectives and continuously support improvement and positive change, which includes participating on corporate designated committees to improve the company and business operations.

Make professional development a consistent priority.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each primary job function satisfactorily.  The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

 

SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE, & EDUCATION

• Current Lifeguard/CPR/AED – for adult, infant, toddlers
• Understand the current best practices in learn-to-swim skills, competitive swim techniques and childhood development
• Experience teaching Swim Lessons for all ages
• Experience in Competitive Swimming as a participant or a coach
• Sales and Marketing — Knowledge of principles and methods for showing, promoting, and selling services. This includes marketing strategy and tactics, and sales techniques.
• Problem Anticipation/ Deductive Reasoning — Ability to tell when something is wrong or is likely to go wrong and then apply general rules to specific problems to produce answers that make sense. Uses logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems and considers the relative costs and benefits of potential actions to choose the most appropriate one.
• Oral Comprehension and Expression —Ability to understand and communicate so others can understand ideas and information.
• Computer – Ability to develop and maintain computer records in Word, Excel and other software required by TBCC.

WORKING CONDITIONS/ PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Work is typically performed outdoors in varying and occasionally extreme (hot) weather conditions.
• Ability to arrive at work on time for all scheduled work shifts required. Ability to work weekends, evenings, and holidays required.
• Must be flexible, adaptable, and readily able to adjust to changes in work environment.
• Position requires daily public contact.
• It is sometimes necessary to deal with unpleasant or angry people with the need to problem solve difficult situations.

• It is necessary to adapt to a frequently changing environment.

• Frequently required to use hands to finger, handle or feel; and reach with hands and arms.
• Frequently required to climb or balance and occasionally stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.
• Must occasionally sit for extended periods and regularly walk around the facility
• Must occasionally talk and hear
• Must frequently move 10 pounds and in the event of an emergency lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

• Specific vision abilities required but this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
• It is necessary for the position to travel independently to swim meet locations or Clubs on a regular basis.

 

 

FAST – Head Satellite Coach

Location: 23 West Calle Concordia, Oro Valley, AZ, USA

with Flying Fish Arizona Swim Team

The Flying Fish Arizona Swim Team (FAST) in Tucson, Arizona is seeking an energetic, self-motivated, passionate swim coach to serve as the head site coach for our newly acquired satellite location.

Our satellite location will be home to one of our swim lesson programs, a competitive year-round swim team, and a very successful summer league swim team. All programs at the satellite location fall under the FAST business and team umbrella.

The FAST swim lesson program services swimmers, ages 3-12 years old, who are learning to swim and/or hoping to join swim team. Our competitive year-round swim team is designed to help each swimmer achieve their individual goals while training together as a team. The competitive team will have monthly opportunities to train with our Oro Valley program as well as be offered opportunities to train in our high-performance track. These groups are split from 10&Under, 11-14, and high school aged swimmers. The FAST summer league program is a powerhouse in the Southern Arizona Aquatic Association!

The FAST swim club has three pool sites across the greater Tucson area making us the largest team in Tucson. We currently average running 6 swim meets a year and have recently reached level 1 status for the USA swimming club recognition program, with plans of reaching level 2 status by the end of this year.

 

Head Site Coach duties include:

• Coach and manage 10&Under, 11-14, and 15&Up swimmers while managing assistant coach roles.
• Coordinate evaluations for all incoming swimmers eligible for the satellite site.
• Emphasize the importance of proper technique, teamwork, learning in a group setting, work ethic, and sportsmanship.
• Work with seasonal competitive coaches to establish goals for FASTswimmers, oversee swimmer progress, and communicate progression plans.
• Oversee and supervise satellite site staff. Report on monthly coach hours, vacation/sick days, and periodic reviews.
• Set practice schedules, practice groups, and criteria for advancement from group to group in partnership with the FAST Head Coach and Head Age Group Coach.
• Effectively manage swim team administrative tasks.
• Hold education meetings with parents and swimmers as agreed upon with the FAST Head Coach.
• Contribute to coaches’ communications including team news/updates.
• Communicate statistics on team members, such as practice and meet attendance, goal achievement, and team records.
• Develop cooperative and supportive relationships with the satellite location’s Management and Staff.
• Positively represent FAST in the local community as well as within the Arizona Swimming community.
• Communicate effectively with the FAST Head Coach and Board of Directors.
• Abide by and actively uphold the USA Swimming Code of Conduct and all M.A.A.P.P. policies.

 

Additional Swim Lesson Program duties include:

• Assist in managing FAST swim lesson program; including staffing, scheduling, and registration.
• Propose schedule for FAST swim lesson program: Fall, Spring, & Summer.
• Propose schedule for FAST swim lesson instructors for all seasons to maximize our space and participation.
• Recommend for hire all FAST satellite location swim lesson instructors.
• Perform FAST swim lesson instructor’s training twice a year.
• Monitor, and manage the wait list.
• Supervise all FAST swim lesson classes.
• Create progress reports to verify that instructors have properly entered information for each participant regarding what skills they have passed and what skills they may need to work on.
• Be the “face” of the FAST swim lesson program by interacting with both participants and their guardians.
• Answer all emails and phone calls regarding FAST swim lesson program at satellite location and evaluations.
• Actively bring FAST swim lesson program swimmer graduates onto the swim team.

 

Additional Summer Swim Program duties include:

• Assist Summer League Head Coach (SLHC) in developing and implementing summer league programs.
• Work with SLHC in hiring and managing summer league assistant coaches.
• Assist SLHC in planning and running all 6 summer league home meets.
• Assist SLHC in implementing summer league practice schedule.
• Recruit summer league swimmers to join our year-round swim team.

 

Job Requirements:

• US citizen eligible to work in Arizona.
• Bachelor’s Degree preferred
• 5+ years of coaching experience with administrative responsibilities.
• Competitive swimming experience at collegiate level preferred.
• Experience with Team Unify platform. Have the ability to handle registration and website needs.
• Strong work ethic and commitment to team’s goals and assigned responsibilities.
• On deck schedule is Monday-Saturday before & after school during the academic calendar with additional hours required for swim meets and administrative duties.
• Strong communication skills to effectively communicate with parents, swimmers, and other coaches (email, phone, face to face)

Scottsdale Swim Team Head Coach

Location: 500 Walnut Avenue, Walnut Creek, CA, USA

with Scottsdale Swim & Tennis Club

 

The Scottsdale Swim Team (the Squids), located in Walnut Creek, CA, is a parent-supported recreational swim team for children ages 4 to 18. The team is a part of Scottsdale Swim & Tennis Club. As a team, we are committed to providing a fun and nurturing environment for swimmers of all abilities where quality instruction and competition are balanced with family-oriented activities and team building.

We are seeking an experienced Head Coach who has a strong understanding of stroke progression for all levels & ages. Our vision is a swim team that promotes teamwork, pride and excellence through training and competition at all ability levels. We believe that a swimmers’ mark of excellence should be determined by their self-improvement, self-determination and self-accomplishment. We are looking for a head coach that embodies that mission.

Position Summary
We are looking to fill the Head Coaching position for the 2021 summer season which runs from April thru August, with additional strategic meetings and planning that may need to occur outside those periods. The Head Coach develops and implements all training and practice regimes to yield a fun, competitive swim program that challenges, develops and improves the skills of athletes. Together with the assistant coaches, the Head Coach is responsible for creating and maintaining a clean and safe environment for all swim team participants. The Head Coach is expected to attend all swim meets and team functions throughout the year.

Essential Functions
• Design and run all practices, tailoring daily workouts to different age groups and abilities as necessary.
• Supervise and mentor a staff of assistant and junior coaches.
• Set the team lineup for all meets.
• Foster a positive team environment that emphasizes good sportsmanship, mutual respect for others, and, above all, having fun.
• Have prompt attendance at all scheduled practice and swim meets. It is duty of the swim coach to be present at all swim meets and team functions.

Experience
• Competitive Swimming Experience (required)
• Minimum 5 Years of  Swim Coaching Experience (required)
• Experience with Meet Manager
• Experience with Team Unify
• Candidates must possess integrity, strong communications skills; and a passion for helping swimmers maximize their potential

Compensation
Salary or hourly pay will vary depending on qualifications and experience.

Age Group Coach(s) – 2 coaches needed

Location: 1 Federation Way STE 200, Irvine, CA 92603, USA

with JCC Waves

 

JOB DESCRIPTION

 

Age Group Coach(s) – 2 coaches needed

The Merage Jewish Community Center of Orange County in Irvine, Ca is seeking an experienced coach for the JCC Waves Swimming Team and Aquatics Department.  This position is open immediately.

 

Duties involve pioneering swimmer development from the Competitive Group to the Championship Group.  This bridge into 11&up competitive swimming will involve skill recognition and talent identification.  Continuing to foster that talent into the 10-12yr old into the Competition group.  Team goal:  Developing a strong base of swimmers for years to come.  Come be a member of the community of swimmers at the JCC.

 

Responsibilities include:

• This coach will have a significant role in developing, modifying, and executing JCC Waves 10 & under age group program development. This will have a team-wide impact.
• Primary coach for the 10 & under Competitive Group and assists the Fitness I group.
• Create a roadmap for swimmers to move into the Champion I group.
• Create and execute daily workouts, including setting up the pool for practices, for Competitive and Fitness I.
• Additional collaboration with other groups as needed including substitute coaching a group from time to time.
• Provide a positive, encouraging, and challenging atmosphere in which all swimmers, regardless of ability, may improve their skills.
• Treat all swimmers with equal care and concern, regardless of ability.
• Attend additional practices during summer months or holidays in the am hours.
• Create a competitive environment in which the swimmers in Competitive and Fitness I groups have a large avenue to succeed. Stroke acquisition and training utilization is a priority.
• Input/enter, update, and track swim meet entries, results, and time improvements for Competitive and Fitness I through the Team Unify system.
• Develop goal setting with the swimmers in the fall and again in the spring.
• Maintain a positive and supportive attitude toward the other members of the coaching staff, swimmers of all ability, and parents.
• Clock in hours in the ADP system.
• Create content for the JCC Waves using email, social media, and team web site.
• Excellent computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and Social Media
• Must be organized, possess good customer service, communication skills (parents & swimmers), and be dedicated to working for the Aquatic Community at the JCC.

 

Compensation includes:

• Part-Time – 16 hours per week at $16.00 to $18.00
• The opportunity to teach swim and stroke lessons during non-swim team hours is available immediately.
• Swim meet sessions for 10 & unders up to 4 meet sessions per month.
• As needed swim meet sessions during a championship meet or as substitutes for another coach.
• Continuing education, including ASCA, NFHS, ISCA, etc. classes, paid for. (Membership to associations not included)
• Occasional professional clinics admission paid for. Travel cost not included unless budgeted from the prior year.

 

 

 

Assistant Aquatics Director

Location: 9120 Burkwood Club Dr, Mechanicsville, VA 23116, USA

with Burkwood Swim and Racquet Club

Assistant Aquatics Director, Burkwood Swim and Racquet Club

 

Burkwood Swim and Racquet Club (Burkwood), located in Mechanicsville, VA just outside Richmond, is looking for an enthusiastic and dynamic individual to fill its Assistant Aquatics Director position.  This is a year round full-time position offering with benefits.

 

Burkwood operates two indoor pools (8 lane, 25 yard competition pool and toddler pool), and three outdoor pools (toddler pool, z-shaped recreation pool, and an 8 lane 25 meter competition pool).  The competition pool is heated and bubbled for winter time use.

 

Burkwood runs a variety of aquatics programs such as swim lessons, swim fitness training for elementary and middle school kids, high school training groups, weekend clinics, adult fitness swimming, private lessons, water aerobics and aqua Zumba.  We host swimming and diving competitions, community service swim programs, and party rentals.

 

The right candidate will be a team player with a positive attitude who has a passion for introducing the world of aquatics to all levels of swimmers.  This is a position that requires a flexible schedule as it is dependent upon an aquatic schedule that changes, daily, monthly and seasonally.

 

Responsibilities include:

Teaching learn-to-swim classes for ages 3 and above.

Coaching/training swimmers of all ages.

Communicating with members, guests, and program users over a variety of platforms.

Assist the Aquatics Director with the following responsibilities

• Organization, administration, and supervision of Aquatic programs.
• Organization, administration, training, and supervision of aquatic staff.
• Maintaining proper pool chemical standards.
• Operation, and minor maintenance and repair, of the pool pump systems and related equipment.
• Opening and closing operations of the outdoor pools.
• Planning, preparation, and hosting of special activities such as swim meets, dive meets, movie nights, special parties.
• Organization, administration, and supervision of the seasonal snack bar.
• Maintaining updated aquatics information on all media platforms

 

 

 

Basic qualifications:

• Multiple years of experience in the aquatic environment, especially on the teaching/coaching side.
• Experience as a personnel supervisor (such as a Pool Manager)
• Certifications in CPR/First Aid (or willingness to be certified within the first 60 days)
• Lifeguard Certification (or willingness to be certified at the first opportunity)
• Certified Pool Operator (or willingness to be certified at the first opportunity)

 

Desired skills:

• College degree.
• CPR/First Aid certification.
• Lifeguard Instructor certification.
• USA Swimming coaches’ certification.
• US Masters coaches’ certification.
• Previous college swimming experience.

 

Compensation:

• Salary with paid-time off.
• Opportunity for additional income through commissions on lessons, clinics, and growth of aquatic programs.
• Health, dental, and vision benefits.
• Free individual Burkwood membership.
• Flexible vacation.

 

Please reach out to Burkwood General Manager George Massey at [email protected] with questions or to submit a resume.

 

Position open until filled.

 

Since 1973, Burkwood Swim and Racquet Club has matured from a summer recreation association to a year-round fitness, swimming, and tennis facility. Over the years our objective has remained the same, to provide outstanding facilities in a club environment for the use, benefit, and enjoyment of our members and their guests. Located in Mechanicsville, VA, Burkwood enjoys the comforts of the greater Richmond, VA community. Find out more about us at www.burkwoodclub.com. 

 

Burkwood Swim and Racquet Club provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training. 

• Flexible vacation