Instructor- Part-time (Boxing and Senior Programs)

City of Pasadena•Pasadena, CA

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About The Position

The City of Pasadena Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department has an immediate need for Instructors knowledgeable and passionate about boxing and senior programs and classes. These positions require experience in instructing techniques and fundamentals of boxing and senior programs as well as passion for working with a diverse community and providing exceptional services. Instructor (Boxing Programs Instructor) will be responsible for developing and teaching dynamic, engaging boxing classes and workshops for youth and/or adults. The Boxing Instructors will create a safe, motivating environment that supports skill development, fitness, and confidence for participants of all experience levels. Instructor (Senior Programs Instructor) will be responsible for class curriculum and teaching assigned courses and workshops for adults ages 50+, covering areas such as arts and crafts, technology, enrichment, and social activities.

Requirements

A minimum of one year of recent experience teaching boxing classes or at least one year of education in recreation/physical education or related field.
A minimum of one year of recent experience teaching assigned courses and workshops for adults/ senior ages or at least one year of education in recreation/physical education or related field.

Nice To Haves

Individuals with two or more years of recent experience in related field.
Knowledge and experience in leading instruction of basic boxing fundamentals to a minimum of 15 participants at one time.
Certified Coach with USA Boxing within 6 months of employment.
Bilingual in Spanish.

Responsibilities

Develops and teaches a variety of boxing lessons and workshops and boxing programs areas and sports for youth and/or adults.
Implements programming and provides positive reinforcement to encourage a fun and supportive environment.
Establishes, and maintains cohesive group participation.
Adjusts and continually improves material flexibility in response to student needs, innovations in the field, and technological delivery options.
Provides supervision in the absence of the Site Coordinator.
Provides support to other recreation sites as needed.
Follows and enforces established program policies, safety standards, and procedures.
Provides general program support, including answering participant questions.
Determines and recommends supplies and equipment needed for assigned classes; transports and ensures the security of equipment and supplies issued.
Continually observes and takes the necessary precautions to ensure the safety and security of program participants.
Trains for competitions on an amateur level.
Provides health and nutritional awareness.
Builds a foundation for good sportsmanship.
Develops participants’ character and self-esteem.
Promotes good public relations for the City; builds community relations with park, boxing site, and/or community center patrons, participants, community and other City Departments.
Maintains records (attendance reports, progress reports, program planning proposals and accident reports) and submits reports in a timely manner.
Creates class curriculum and teaches assigned courses and workshops for adults ages 50+, covering areas such as arts and crafts, technology, enrichment, and social activities.
Creates a welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment that supports older adults with varying abilities and skill levels.
Determines and recommends supplies and equipment needed for assigned classes.
Maintains attendance and class records.
Works closely with older adult participants, volunteers, and community partners to promote engagement in senior programs.
Ensures classroom spaces are properly set up and broken down before and after activities.
Performs related duties as assigned by the Senior Programs Coordinator.