What are the responsibilities and job description for the Racquet Instructor position at Arcis Golf?
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A racquet instructor, often specifically referred to as a "tennis instructor," is responsible for teaching individuals of all skill levels the fundamentals and advanced techniques of racquet sports like tennis, primarily through private and group lessons, clinics, and sometimes team practices, while ensuring proper form, safety, and enjoyment of the game; they may also assist with court management and promotion of programs at their facility.
Key responsibilities of a racquet instructor:
- Delivering lessons: Teach private and group lessons to players of varying skill levels, adapting instruction based on individual needs and goals.
- Curriculum development: Create and implement structured lesson plans that cover basic strokes, footwork, strategy, and match play.
- Skill assessment: Evaluate players' strengths and weaknesses to tailor lessons accordingly.
- Player motivation: Foster a positive learning environment, encouraging students to reach their potential.
- Court management: Schedule court time, manage equipment, and maintain court cleanliness.
- Program promotion: Promote available racquet programs and clinics to attract new participants.
- Safety protocols: Enforce safety rules and guidelines on the court.
Required skills and qualifications:
- Playing ability: Strong playing skills in the relevant racquet sport (tennis, pickleball, etc.)
- Teaching experience: Proven ability to teach players of various skill levels and age groups
- Communication skills: Effective communication to explain technical concepts clearly and provide constructive feedback
- Leadership skills: Ability to manage groups and motivate students
- Certification (optional): Certification from a recognized tennis teaching organization like the USPTA (United States Professional Tennis Association)
Work environment:
- Primarily on tennis courts at a tennis club, community center, or private facility
- Flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends depending on demand
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