Cottonwood Heights Parks and Recreation·Cottonwood Heights, Utah
The coach is responsible for planning daily practice sessions and assisting swimmers in developing stroke mechanics and competitive skills. They also supervise swimmers at meets, ensure safety, and maintain regular communication with parents.
1. Current American Red Cross Standard First Aid and CPR, and Safety Training for Coaches or Lifeguard Training 2. High School graduate or equivalent. 3. Knowledge of competitive swimming skill requirements. 4. Competitive swimming background. 5. Approved Criminal Background Investigation Check if over 18 years of age
$16.00 - $22.55 per hour DOE. Part time, average 15-20 hours per week and swim meets; no benefits; Flexible schedule including weekdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. FREE Family Membership!
Responsible for performing coaching functions including the daily planning of practice sessions to assist swimmers in progressing through skill levels. Works primarily with the age group swimmers. Monitors personal development of individuals, attends meets, and evaluates competitive performance, and ensures safe swimming practices. Assists other coaches and attends professional meetings as assigned. Keeps parents well informed of team activities.
1. Write a daily workout plan which utilizes a variety of training sets. 2. Assist swimmers in progressing through skill levels, observes and corrects errors, and focuses on the development of stroke mechanics, efficient starts and turns, and race tactics among team members. 3. Teaches correct stroke techniques for butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle in accordance with USA swimming rules. 4. Attend meets, supervises and motivates swimmers, assists in determining race strategy, directs warm-up exercises, evaluates swimmers' performances and offers suggestions for improvements. 5. Attends to the emotional and mental well being of swimmers. 6. Maintain attendance rolls and reports daily, weekly, and monthly. Submit reports to Swim Team Clerk. 7. Ensure the safety of swim team members. 8. Assist coaches in duties as needed. 9. Keep Head Coach informed of team activities and any significant problems. 10. Attend Coaches' meeting as scheduled. 11. Projects a positive and professional image to parents and the public. 12. Communicate with parents regularly. 13. Attend all meetings and swim meets as assigned by Administration.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and possess current American Red Cross First Aid and CPR certifications. A competitive swimming background and knowledge of competitive swimming requirements are also required.
Market context
In Utah, swim team coach openings are typically strongest where schools and community programs need staff who can manage practices, meet safety standards, and support competitive swimmers. These roles are competitive because employers often look for a high school diploma, current American Red Cross First Aid and CPR certifications, and direct competitive swimming experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your certifications and coaching background match the posting before applying.