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Pickleball Professional
The Pickleball Teaching Professional Position will consist of the following obligations;
Work the Pro Shop during the hours listed below.
Solicit lessons by making phone calls and sending emails.
Teach Private and Group lessons for the compensation listed below.
Give complimentary 30-minute hitting consultations with new members.
Grow the Junior Programs.
Play as a sub during leagues, as needed.
Represent Traditions Club in a Professional and Courteous manner at all times.
Attend Club functions as requested in order to get acquainted with new members.
You must clock out of Pro Shop hours when teaching a Private, Group or Junior Program.
Become PPR Certified within 1 year (paid for by Traditions).
Job Summary
Traditions Club
Organization
Texas
State
Bryan
City
2023-10-10
Starting Date
Lesson commissions - 60% of revenue
Compensation
10/02/2023
Application Deadline Date
Club / Facility / Organization Website
Organization Website
John Thomas
Contact Name
210-535-5683
Contact Phone #
N/A
Contact Email
All applicants must be US citizens to work in the US.
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