Tennis Professional
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New York City area
Run the tennis program and teach lessons from beginner to advanced. You would supervise court play and fees, plan clinics and special events, and build adult and junior lesson programs. You would also inspect the courts each day before play and report upkeep problems.
The job is seasonal and part-time, lasting six months or less. You need three to five years as a head tennis professional or instructor, or an associate's degree with an equivalent mix of education and experience. CPR, first aid and a tennis teaching certification are required. Commission from lessons comes on top of the hourly rate. It gives you hiring and training duties for the tennis instructors.
Stated requirements
- CPR / First Aid
- 3+ years of experience
- Coaches beginners
- Associate's degree (the employer) or equivalent education and experience
- Read and speak English, may be required
- Lift up to 50 pounds occasionally, 10 pounds regularly
- Frequently works outdoors in weather conditions
Benefits
- Benefits for qualified associates: medical, dental, vision, PTO and
- Employee assistance program for qualified associates
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Job facts
- Sport
- Tennis
- Levels
- Beginners
- Employer type
- Private club
Where it is
New York City area