Tennis and Pickleball Skills Instructor

Cb•Redwood City, CA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Tennis and Pickleball Skills Instructor teaches engaging after-school classes to groups of approximately 8–10 students, ages 5–10, at multiple locations across the Bay Area, including the East Bay, South Bay, and Peninsula. Instructors use provided lesson plans and help create a positive, engaging learning environment. The role includes setting up and transporting sports equipment, managing attendance and student sign-in and sign-out, communicating with parents and staff, and capturing session highlights with photos. Unpaid training and shadowing sessions are required to learn the program structure. The schedule is 2–5 hours per week on weekdays and weekends. Compensation is $50–$65 per hour. Local candidates only; applicants must be authorized to work in the United States, and visa assistance is not available.

Requirements

Be at least 19 years old.
Have reliable transportation in the Bay Area.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Enjoy working with children and be able to manage a classroom professionally.
Be reliable, punctual, and enthusiastic.
Have strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Be fully vaccinated and willing to complete a background check.
Be a local candidate and authorized to work in the United States; visa assistance is not available.

Nice To Haves

Pickleball or tennis experience, whether teaching or playing, is preferred but not required.
Ability to teach more than one sport is especially sought; examples include tennis, basketball, dance, volleyball, soccer, yoga, PE, Olympic Hopes, and floor hockey.

Responsibilities

Teach pickleball or tennis classes for after-school programs with approximately 8–10 students.
Use provided lesson plans and foster a positive, engaging environment for students ages 5–10.
Set up and transport tennis or pickleball equipment to each class.
Take attendance and sign students in and out.
Communicate with parents and staff.
Capture session highlights with photos.
Attend unpaid training and shadowing sessions to learn the program structure.