Swimming Teacher/Instructor

We’re seeking a capable and values-driven to join our team in The Aquatic Centre, helping us deliver the high standards and care we’re known for.

Mō te tūranga: About the role  

We are looking for reliable, motivated and personable Swimming Instructors who enjoy being in the water and interacting with children from 3 years and above and possibly babies. The job is located at the Diocesan Aquatic Centre in Epsom, and we are looking for long-term candidates.

• You will be Teaching children of different ages, backgrounds and levels in accordance to our Swim School Curriculum
• Inspiring students to build their water safety skills and water confidence
• Maintaining a clean and safe environment by setting up and packing equipment before and after lessons
• Fostering and maintain positive relationships with children and parents

The swim school runs during school terms Monday – Thursday afternoons and Monday, Wednesday and Saturday mornings, we also have school holiday swim programmes which are optional to work. We can offer flexible working days and hours to the right candidate.  Swim Instructor hours per week can range from 2-15 hours, with the ability to pick up more hours as pool staff if interested.

Ngā pūkenga me whai: We’re looking for someone with

Prior experience swim teaching is is preferable and it is required you have previous experience in swimming or other water sports. We require our teachers to be able to swim 400m minimum and be confident assisting students in a 2m deep pool.

Me whai tohu mātauranga, pūkenga, me ngā whakaritenga e hāngai ana ki te tūnga mahi: Must have qualifications, skills and requirements for the role

• Familiarity with the different strokes (Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke and Butterfly) is advantageous
• A patient and flexible attitude and friendly demeanour
• Excellent interpersonal, customer service, team building and time management skills
• The ideal candidate will also have experience working with children, or enjoy interacting with children