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Assistant Tennis Professional
Immediate opening for an assistant tennis coach in the Sacramento, California area to teach private and group lessons part-time on weekdays and weekends to children and adults. Additional opportunities include running after school tennis programs, tournaments, and camps.
Position requires the following:
Valid California drivers license
Reliable transportation
Personal liability insurance
FBI/DOJ background checks
CPR/First Aid certification
USTA Safe Play certification
Ideal candidate is PTR and or USPTA certified or on the path to certification. 4.0 USTA rating or higher. College and professional experience a plus but not necessary. Candidate must be hard working, organized, a good communicator, professional, patient, positive, honest, punctual, reliable, fun, and above all safe.
Starting pay is $25 per hour for group lessons and 60% commission for private lessons.
Local coaches are highly encouraged to apply.
To apply, please email tenniswithcole@gmail.com with your resume and professional references. Qualified candidates will be called for a phone interview and eventual in-person interview. For more information about Tennis With Cole please visit www.tenniswithcole.com.
Job Summary
Tennis With Cole
Organization
California
State
Sacramento
City
2022-08-15
Starting Date
Hourly plus commission
Compensation
12/31/2024
Application Deadline Date
www.tenniswithcole.com
Organization Website
Cole Shelton
Contact Name
5033305638
Contact Phone #
N/A
Contact Email
All applicants must be US citizens to work in the US.
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