Job Description
Job Title: Paddling Instructor (Seasonal)
Hours of Work: Week Days (May and June), Evenings (July and August), part-time
Job Summary:
Paddling Instructors lead the FortWhyte Alive (FWA) paddling programming. They greet, welcome, take numbers, and accept signed waivers that participants provide on arrival. Instructors equip participants with appropriate PFDs, paddles, and boats, return the same to orderly fashion after use, and are responsible for the condition of equipment before and after the program. They provide instruction in basic canoeing and kayaking per the FWA Paddling Program manual and general paddling orientation to participants including safety, technique as well as supervising paddling participants on the water.
Paddling Instructors will deliver paddling programming at FWA to school groups during the week in May and June.
In July and August Paddling Instructors will work with the general public play a leading role in Tuesday and Thursday evening Paddle Nights, including welcoming participants, providing supervision for volunteers and ensuring safety protocols are followed, and equipment is managed in a safe way.
Job Duties:
Ensure equipment and instruction area is ready for groups
Be responsible for safe and appropriate use PFDs, paddles, and boats
Provide instruction in basic canoeing and kayaking
Act as host for school or public programs
Contact senior FWA staff if any urgent issues occur during a program
Make note of minor issues if they occur during a program and report them to senior staff
Ensure equipment is stowed and clean after programs
Responsible for scene management as emergency procedures outlined in FWA Staff Manual and the Paddling Manual
Other duties as necessary
Instructors will receive ongoing training in use and maintenance of all equipment,, as well as the equivalent of 1.5 hrs. role specific training on paddling procedures, and ongoing staff support as necessary. Emergency contact information will be given to instructors prior to the beginning of the term.
FortWhyte Alive is devoted to developing a work environment and recruitment processes that are inclusive and barrier-free. Please let us know if an accommodation is needed at any stage of the recruitment process.
FortWhyte Alive is committed to creating and maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace. Employment equity may be a factor in selection for this position. We welcome and encourage applications from Indigenous Peoples, Black people, People of Colour, LGBTQ2S+ people and people with disabilities.
Hours of Work: Week Days (May and June), Evenings (July and August), part-time
Job Summary:
Paddling Instructors lead the FortWhyte Alive (FWA) paddling programming. They greet, welcome, take numbers, and accept signed waivers that participants provide on arrival. Instructors equip participants with appropriate PFDs, paddles, and boats, return the same to orderly fashion after use, and are responsible for the condition of equipment before and after the program. They provide instruction in basic canoeing and kayaking per the FWA Paddling Program manual and general paddling orientation to participants including safety, technique as well as supervising paddling participants on the water.
Paddling Instructors will deliver paddling programming at FWA to school groups during the week in May and June.
In July and August Paddling Instructors will work with the general public play a leading role in Tuesday and Thursday evening Paddle Nights, including welcoming participants, providing supervision for volunteers and ensuring safety protocols are followed, and equipment is managed in a safe way.
Job Duties:
Ensure equipment and instruction area is ready for groups
Be responsible for safe and appropriate use PFDs, paddles, and boats
Provide instruction in basic canoeing and kayaking
Act as host for school or public programs
Contact senior FWA staff if any urgent issues occur during a program
Make note of minor issues if they occur during a program and report them to senior staff
Ensure equipment is stowed and clean after programs
Responsible for scene management as emergency procedures outlined in FWA Staff Manual and the Paddling Manual
Other duties as necessary
Instructors will receive ongoing training in use and maintenance of all equipment,, as well as the equivalent of 1.5 hrs. role specific training on paddling procedures, and ongoing staff support as necessary. Emergency contact information will be given to instructors prior to the beginning of the term.
FortWhyte Alive is devoted to developing a work environment and recruitment processes that are inclusive and barrier-free. Please let us know if an accommodation is needed at any stage of the recruitment process.
FortWhyte Alive is committed to creating and maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace. Employment equity may be a factor in selection for this position. We welcome and encourage applications from Indigenous Peoples, Black people, People of Colour, LGBTQ2S+ people and people with disabilities.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Paddling Instructor (Seasonal) position is now open for candidates interested in the Teacher Jobs sector. This role in Winnipeg offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Teacher Jobs is a plus.