Aquafit Instructor

 

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Rate of Pay:

$27-$50/hour

Fall Posting Timeline:

Early June – Mid June

Winter Posting Timeline:

  Early October – Mid October

Spring/Summer Posting Timeline:

  Early March – Mid March

Number of Hours

per week:

1 hour per class

Classification:

Non-union

Summary:

Reporting to the Assistant Manager Fitness & Instruction, the Aquafit Instructor will be responsible for leading safe, educational classes to members participating in Aquafit classes at the University of Toronto Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education Athletic Centre. The Instructor must demonstrate knowledge of Aquatic Exercise Leadership, have the ability to explain, demonstrate and teach techniques at the appropriate level of participation; and have the ability to set up and maintain equipment.

 

The Instructor must demonstrate professionalism: arrive ten minutes prior to class; start and end class on time; follow the safety policy and instructor’s handbook; record attendance numbers; complete pay procedures promptly; report on facility/equipment; respect all staff and members; and attend professional development workshops if applicable.

 

Minimum Qualifications:

Education/Certification:

Training in Aquatic Exercise Leadership building on the National Fitness Leadership Alliance (NFLA) Exercise Theory prerequisite knowledge base, or training in Fitness/Movement Leadership including anatomy and class organization or any other equivalent combination of training and experience. Degree or education in PHE/Exercise Science/Kinesiology an asset. RHEP Registered Aquatic Fitness Trainer/Aquatic Exercise Leadership Certification an asset. Current CPR & Standard First Aid required. Preference given to University of Toronto students.

 

Experience:

A minimum of six months Aquatic Exercise Leadership or Fitness/Movement Instructor experience leading a group fitness workout in the water, teaching a range of movement styles and levels. Familiarity with Sport & Rec programs and services across KPE facilities.

Contact Information:

Jill Cressy

Assistant Manager, Fitness & Instruction

Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education, University of Toronto jill.cressy@utoronto.ca

(416) 946-5300