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Urbana Park District

Swim Lessons Instructor

Urbana, IL · On-site

$16.25/hr

Aquatic Facilities Swim Lessons Instructor Number of Positions: 20-30 Salary: Starting $16.25/hour Hours: 15-20/week Dates: Year Round positions available (Seasonally available) GENERAL DESCRIPTION:

Urbana Park District

Swim Lessons Instructor

Urbana, IL · On-site

$16.25/hr

Swim Lessons Instructor Number of Positions: 20-30 Salary: Starting $16.25/hour Hours: 15-20/week Dates: Year Round positions available (Seasonally available) GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Under the ...

Harper College

CE Instructor- Harmonica

Palatine, IL · On-site

Teach individual weekly lessons to non-credit adult students and occasionally children enrolled in the Community Music and Arts Center programs (30-minute, 45-minute, and 60-minute lessons). Teach ...

Harper College

CE Instructor- Harmonica

Palatine, IL

Must be responsive to inquiries about harmonica lessons and willing to call potential and current students to follow up, answer questions, and arrange lessons. Must respond quickly to emails from the ...

Harper College

CE Instructor- Harmonica

Palatine, IL · On-site

Must be responsive to inquiries about harmonica lessons and willing to call potential and current students to follow up, answer questions, and arrange lessons. Must respond quickly to emails from the ...

MyTennisLessons

Tennis Instructor

Arlington Heights, IL · On-site

$30 - $55/hr

The lessons will be conducted at various locations around the city. Responsibilities: * Providing individualized coaching during private lessons * Creating lesson plans for both group and individual ...

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What is the difference between Lessons vs Tutors?

AspectLessonsTutors
CredentialsTypically no formal certification requiredOften have teaching certifications or subject expertise
Work EnvironmentCan be in classrooms, online, or private settingsUsually one-on-one or small group sessions, online or in-person
Industry UsageUsed broadly in education, training, and coachingCommonly used for personalized instruction and tutoring services
Search & Comparison IntentPeople looking for structured lessons or coursesIndividuals seeking personalized tutoring or coaching

Lessons refer to structured educational sessions, often in a classroom or online, focusing on teaching specific skills or subjects. Tutors provide personalized instruction, often one-on-one, tailored to individual learning needs. While lessons are more general and can be part of a curriculum, tutors offer customized guidance to help students improve in particular areas.

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Swim Lessons Instructor

Swim Lessons Instructor

Bolingbrook Park District

Bolingbrook, IL • On-site

Full-time

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Description Swim Lessons Instructor Under the supervision of the Assistant Aquatic Manager and Lessons Coordinator, this position is responsible for the instruction and safety of swimming participants of all ages and skill levels. Seasonal Benefits • Seasonal employees receive free membership to our Lifestyles Fitness Center and the Pelican Harbor water park. • Seasonal employees receive 30% discount on programs and family members living in your household also receive 30% off memberships & programs.

• Free CPR/AED training. • Employee Recognition Program • Access to Employee Self-Service Payroll Portal. Requirements EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE & TRAINING • Must be at least 15 years of age • Certified in Starfish swim instructor course or be willing to take course KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES • Knowledge of swimming skills necessary • Knowledge of organizing and conducting swimming lessons • Must be able to work with the public and other staff in a professional manner • A strong knowledge of customer service philosophies and practices.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Create and use lesson plans for all classes • Effectively instruct aquatic class participants for the skill levels assigned • Be able to teach classes from inside the pool waters and use assigned pool space effectively and efficiently • Supervise the instructional aide assigned to you • Keep accurate records including but not exclusive to: attendance, progress of participants, class activities and course record sheets • Begin and end classes on time • Complete and distribute report cards that are thorough and written neatly with no spelling errors • Organize and keep in contact with private lesson guardians, always having a record of their receipt number and call made for scheduling • Provide excellent customer service following Bolingbrook Park District guidelines at all times • Establish and maintain a positive rapport by using tact and discretion with participants, parents and staff • Respond to and report all unsafe conditions to the Swim Lessons Coordinator or the Assistant Aquatic Manager • Maintain a professional and well-groomed appearance while on duty in accordance with the park district branding policy • Perform other duties deemed necessary by the Deck Coordinator or Assistant Aquatic Manager • Abide by the Bolingbrook Park District dress code for your area • Perform all job tasks within the rules and guidelines of the Park District's safety program • Work as a Team Player with co-workers and in conjunction with other departments PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Talking/Hearing: to communicate with staff and public Seeing: to observe pool operations; to obtain information from written material Standing: while observing lessons Walking: while teaching lessons Swimming: to be in the pool during lessons Treading: to stay afloat while teaching lessons Diving: to demonstrate for lessons Reaching: to retrieve files and manuals Pulling: to install lane lines Pushing: to move deck furniture Stooping: to retrieve files at lower levels; to put supplies away Crouching: to get into pull; to retrieve files at lower levels; to put supplies away Lifting: to aid swimmers, to put supplies away COGNITIVE CONSIDERATIONS Must have the ability to assess emergency situations and react quickly and calmly. Must have the ability to relate to others in a professional manner. Must exhibit good safety awareness and judgment.

Must have ability to read, write and organize materials. FLSA This is a seasonal, hourly, non-exempt position HOURS The Aquatic Park is open 7 days a week. Classes run in the morning, late afternoon and weekends.

Hours for each instructor will be set by the Assistant Aquatic Manager

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