Junior Director of Tennis
Racquet centerName with Pro
New York City area
Run the junior yellow ball program at a tennis facility, leading the clinics, tournament training and a racquets staff. You would build curriculum for junior programs outside the red, orange and green program, plan tournament schedules and run monthly junior events. The role comes with an administrative assistant and at least 20 hours a week of director and admin work. Parent meetings, twice-yearly player evaluations and weekly reports are part of the job.
Stated requirements
- Coaches juniors, high performance
- Follow the employer and club core values
- Work at least 20 hours a week on director and admin tasks
Benefits
- Administrative assistant supports day-to-day program operations
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Ratings by areaout of 5
- Culture and values3.1
- Work-life balance2.8
- Pay and benefits2.7
- Career growth2.6
- Senior management3.1
- Diversity and inclusion2.7
What employees saysummed up from the 10 most recent reviews
Coaches say: The one coaching review was very positive, calling the job fun with a good culture and no complaints.
Liked
- Free membership comes with the job, per several reviewers
- Flexible hours and easy scheduling
- Friendly, fun culture among staff and guests
- Personal trainers see room to grow with sport groups and small groups
Disliked
- Pay is low, with some calling it minimum wage or worse
- Views on management are mixed, from great to unhelpful and harsh
- Some reviewers felt undervalued with little job security
- One reviewer reported poor work-life balance and a bad atmosphere
- Overtime is not possible and the daycare closes midday, per one view
Interviewsfrom 1 shared interview
- Difficulty3.0
How people got the interview: Applied online 100%
Questions people were asked
- How would you improve the business?
- Why should we hire you?
Pay at this employeras reported by employees
- Tennis Professional$51.01/hour typical
Company facts
Weymouth Club, with a 33-year history, is the premier full-service health and fitness club on the South Shore and is recognized as one of the best family-focused multi-sport clubs in the nation. Weymouth Club’s diverse staff is committed to providing a superior experience and to upholding the highest standards of professionalism. Weymouth Club genuinely cares about improving the quality of life for the entire community and is fully committed to connecting the greater purpose of fitness to improved healthy living for the entire family. “More than Fitness - It’s a Way of Life.”
- Founded
- 1987
- Size
- 51 to 200 Employees
- Type
- Company - Private
- Revenue
- $1 to $5 million (USD)
- Industry
- Sports & Recreation
- Headquarters
- Weymouth, US
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Job facts
- Sport
- Tennis
- Levels
- Juniors, High performance
- Employer type
- Racquet center
Where it is
New York City area