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Lyle Health

Anesthesiology Physician

Destin, FL

$362K/yr

Kayaking, paddle boarding, sailing and kiteboarding are popular activities on the crystal-blue waters of the bay, with world-class beaches just minutes away. Numerous charters offer inshore and ...

Ascend Medical Staffing

Pediatrics Physician

The Dalles, OR

$180K - $233K/yr

The surrounding area offers a wide range of world class outdoor activities, including windsurfing, kiteboarding, kayaking, skiing, road and mountain biking and endless hiking trails. This area of ...

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As of Jun 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for kiteboarding in the United States is $26.34, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.14 and $30.77 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Kiteboarding job?

A kiteboarding job typically involves working as an instructor, guide, or equipment technician in the kiteboarding industry. Instructors teach students how to safely ride and control a kiteboard, while guides may lead kiteboarding excursions in various locations. Some roles also involve maintaining and selling equipment at kiteboarding shops or resorts. These jobs often require strong kiting skills, certifications, and knowledge of wind and weather conditions. Many positions are seasonal and found in coastal or windy locations worldwide.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Kiteboarding position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Kiteboarding Instructor, you need advanced kiteboarding skills, in-depth safety knowledge, and a recognized instructor certification such as IKO or PASA. Familiarity with kite and board equipment, safety release systems, and online booking or scheduling platforms is highly beneficial. Strong communication, patience, and the ability to motivate and reassure students are crucial soft skills in this role. These skills ensure you can teach safely, adapt to student needs, and provide a positive learning experience in a dynamic outdoor environment.

What does a typical workday look like for a Kiteboarding Instructor?

A typical day as a Kiteboarding Instructor involves conducting lessons for beginner through advanced students, preparing and maintaining equipment, and assessing changing weather and water conditions to ensure safety. Instructors often work outdoors at beaches, resorts, or kite schools, adapting their teaching style for individuals or small groups. Collaboration with other instructors and staff is common to coordinate lesson schedules and ensure smooth operations. Many roles are seasonal or location-dependent, offering opportunities to work in various exciting destinations and build a network within the water sports community.

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Kiteboard and Wing Foil Instructor

Kiteboard and Wing Foil Instructor

Kitty Hawk Kites, Inc.

Rodanthe, NC

$25 - $34/hr

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago

Job description

Includes Certification Course – Housing Available!
BASIC JOB REQUIREMENTS
  • Prior Kiteboard and/or Wing Foil experience – Proficient with Water Starts, Riding Upwind, and Launching/Landing Techniques
    • Prior teaching experience is preferred
  • General availability between March 15th and November 15th
  • Situational awareness in a fast-paced setting with lots of variables
  • Growth Mindset- always expanding skills & knowledge
  • Proactive communication with Guests, Managers, & Colleagues
  • Proactive approach to safety for guests and self
  • Professional Air Sports Association (PASA) Certification
    • A 3-Day course is offered in early spring
    • Course is included as a component of new staff training, and successful completion is required before you are eligible to work
INSTRUCTION
  • New instructors teach Mostly Beginner Lessons
  • Operating primarily in Pamlico Sound, a shallow wind sports paradise
  • Teaching proper technique to cultivate a foundation in wind sports
  • Pay is based upon qualifications, experience, and hours taught
  • Work in Kiteboard/Wing retail shop; be knowledgeable on gear sold in shop, upsell and assist guests with gear
  • Commission is available on Gear Sales
  • Including Kiteboarding and Wing-Foiling.  Cross-Training for the Hang-Gliding School will also be offered as a way to supplement work hours
  • Utilizing/Maintaining the following Equipment: JetSki, Kite, Harness, Twin-Tip, Hand Wing, Hydrofoil Board, and Efoil.

WORK SCHEDULE
  • Lessons are scheduled for Mornings and Afternoons, with a typical start at 9am.  Instructors are expected to arrive on site at least 30 minutes prior to the lesson start to prepare (assess conditions, set up equipment, etc.)
  • On average, the Outer Banks will see 3-4 days a week of optimal conditions for wind sports
RIDING / LIFESTYLE
Come enjoy some of the best kiteboarding and foiling conditions in the world!  Consistent winds and warm waters provide an exceptionally long summer season, and the Pamlico Sound offers 390 square miles of waist deep water, creating the perfect learning environment for wind sports.  The Outer Banks rest at the edge of the Continental Shelf, making the area a mecca for Surfers, and Anglers as well.
OUR COMPANY
The Sandbars of the Outer Banks have enchanted visitors for centuries, from the pirates that ravaged the coastline, to the Wright Brothers and their historic First Flight.  The history of the region is intrinsically tied to a sense of Adventure. 
In 1974, John Harris had a vision to create a Hang-Gliding School, operating on the Sand Dunes of Jockey’s Ridge State Park.  Five decades later, Kitty Hawk Kites is still “Teaching the World to Fly” and operating the largest school of its kind, sharing the sport of hang-gliding (and many other adventures) with thousands of visitors each year.
Kiteboarding started gaining traction in the Outer Banks in the late 90s.  Kitty Hawk Kites created a Cabrinha Certified Kite School and developed PASA (Professional Air Sports Association) to create consistency and continuity for both teachers and students.  With a continued commitment to progression and safety, Kitty Hawk Kites also accommodates an exciting new way to fly with Wing-Foiling lessons.
 Kitty Hawk Kites, Inc is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 

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