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Join Our Swim Team!

Are you ready to make waves in a fun, creative, and flip-flop-friendly environment? At Small Fish Big Fish Swim School, we’re on a mission to build confidence and teach life-saving skills in a student-centered atmosphere. Every day brings new opportunities to grow, lead, and make a lasting difference in the lives of children and families.

Why Choose Swim?

Work in a dynamic, inclusive, and supportive environment
Build leadership skills while creating meaningful connections
Be part of a community that values safety, fun, and family

Aquatics Leader Role

Dive into leadership! As an Aquatics Leader, you’ll oversee all things aquatic, from training swim teachers to ensuring safety and community outreach. You’ll be a crucial part of our team, helping staff and classes run smoothly while occasionally teaching swim lessons.

Day-to-Day Tasks

Teach swim lessons in the water using our proven methods
Observe and monitor staff to ensure a superb experience for all clients
Perform pool maintenance and minor facility upkeep
Coach and mentor swim instructors and staff
Handle scheduling and provide coverage for instructors and administrative staff when necessary
Connect with clients, parents, students, and the community to provide resolutions to any issues or concerns
Attend community events to raise awareness about our aquatics program
Ensure safety and a positive environment throughout the facility

What You’ll Do:

Train and lead swim teachers using our child-centered methods
Support staff and ensure safety on the pool deck
Engage families and teammates with warmth and professionalism
Be a role model for excellence in teaching and leadership

What We’re Looking For:

A passion for water and working with kids
Strong leadership and communication skills
Experience teaching and mentoring staff
A positive, coachable attitude
Availability for afternoon, evening, and weekend shifts

Perks of the Job

Health insurance and PTO
Paid training and competitive pay
Employee discounts on swim lessons
A fun, rewarding atmosphere where you’ll make a difference

Join us in creating a safe, supportive, and exciting environment for children and families. Apply today and start making a splash in your career!

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Compensation: $22.84 per hour

At Small Fish Big Fish Swim School, we are always looking for new team members to embrace our core values of:

Safety
Safety First, During, After, and Always

Fun
We retain knowledge in a positive, encouraging environment.

Growth Mindset
Always learning attitude and encourage.

Connections
Bonds to our teammates, students, families, community, and water

Passion
Love what we do

Our Mission is:

To teach self-confidence, discipline, and well-being through the lifelong sport of swimming.

Our Motto is:

“Small fish become BIG fish by swimming in schools."

Our Vision is to:

Touch as many lives as possible through our positive and fun in-water learning experiences.
Develop and strengthen individual mental and physical health through swimming.
Educate the community on the dangers of childhood drowning and provide continuing drowning prevention education.
Instill a life-long love of the sport of swimming.
Always “WOW” our customers.

Member schools are independently owned and operated. Your application will go directly to the member school, and all hiring decisions will be made by the management of this school. All inquiries about employment at these schools should be made directly to the school location, and not to US Swim School Association.

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