The Pickleball Instructor is responsible for teaching and instructing pickleball lessons to children and adults. The Pickleball Instructor is responsible for performing the essential functions as outlined in the description.
- Experience in teaching many levels of pickleball
- The ability to effectively communicate with the public and staff
- Positive “CAN-DO” team attitude
SUPERVISION
The Pickleball Instructor reports directly to the Sports Coordinator.
TRAINING – CAN BE OBTAINED BY THROUGH THE CHAMPAING PARK DISTRICT
- Bloodborne Pathogen training
- CPR, First Aid, and AED training and certification
- Concussion training
- Mandated reporter training and certification training
- Harassment prevention training
- Facility training
CLASSIFICAITON
- Non-exempt, hourly
- Part-time
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Follow all Champaign Park District safety policies and perform all work in a manner that ensures the safety of the public, fellow employees, and themselves
- Keep daily pickleball lesson attendance records
- Teach lessons to children and adults
- In order to maintain a high level of service, the Pickleball Instructors are encouraged to continue to develop themselves professionally.
- Training sessions and staff meetings are mandatory and are an important part of the job.
- Check all equipment and supplies and report any repairs or replacement needs to the Sports Coordinator
- Maintain open and frequent communication with the Sports Coordinator
- Enforce Champaign Park District policies and procedures
- Maintain a professional appearance at all times
- Promote programs and lessons
- Other assigned duties
Marginal Functions
- Responsible for assisting other pickleball staff and programs as needed
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
- Pickleball instructors/professionals must be able to respond to problem situations in a professional and mature manner within the policies and procedures of the Champaign Park District
PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
- Must be able to maintain rigorous lesson schedules during peak seasons
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
- Must be able work in hot and sunny conditions when lessons are scheduled on outside courts
COGNITIVE CONSIDERATIONS
- Must be able to understand from oral and written communication
- Must be able to problem solve
- Should be able to exercise creativity and resourcefulness
- Should be safety conscious at all times
