Recreation Instructor (Tennis)

This job will be accepting job applications until the position is filled. Hourly: $24.71 - $25.46 Department: Culture & Recreation, Recreation Division: Tennis FLSA: Non-Exempt Job Description: This role will be responsible for instructing participants in the rules and techniques of tennis. Examples of Duties: Develops, promotes and coordinates lessons, instructional programs, and clinics. Monitors the progress and development of the athletes. Assists other organizations (schools, etc.) with lessons and teams. Maintains record keeping and other financial record for instructional program(s). Monitors the condition of equipment. Performs other duties as assigned Basic Qualifications: 16 years of age or older Knowledge of tennis rules and techniques Valid state issued Drivers License Ability to obtain First Aid and CPR certifications within 3 months of hire Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows, Outlook, Excel, and Word or similar software Ability to: comprehend general instructions read and understand safety manuals, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals write routine reports and business correspondence effectively present information in small group situations with coworkers and the general public respond to common inquiries or complaints from the general public Other Necessary Requirements: May require evenings, weekends, and holidays as scheduled. May require travel on weekends to team events. The City of Charleston is firmly committed to Equal Employment Opportunity ( EEOC) as a fundamental policy to be implemented and observed in our daily operation. Our full EEOC statement can be found on our website: www.charleston-sc.gov [charleston-sc.gov] The City of Charleston is a progressive and energetic city and our goal is to grant our residents with the best service a city can provide and our visitors with the best vacation or business trip that a city can provide. Charleston is a special and unique city. The combination of our unequaled beauty, warm hospitality, and exceptional public spaces provide a wonderful backdrop for residents and visitors. Through careful conservation, creative and innovative financing, and meticulous planning, Charleston is a city that celebrates a rich history. Charleston was the first city in the country to enact a preservation ordinance. We have an active and ongoing interest in the protection and restoration of our buildings, which tell the story of our past. Keeping an eye to the future, we have set goals that make the livability and quality of life in Charleston the best in the nation. We work diligently to keep our city the best place in the country to work, to live and to play.