Summary
The Youth Sport Clinic Instructor is responsible for the instruction of Champaign Park District instructional Youth Sport Clinics for children ages 3-13.
Sports include t-ball, softball, basketball, football, and soccer
Qualifications
Must be at least 16 years of age
A sincere interest and enthusiasm for sports and developing these skills in children
Knowledge of at least one sport and the rules
Ability to maintain working relationship with staff and public
Experience working with children 3 14 years old preferred, but not required
POSITIVE CAN DO TEAM ATTITUDE
Supervision
The Youth Sport Clinic Instructor reports directly to the Sports Coordinator.
Training Can obtained through Champaign Park District
CPR, First Aid, and AED certification through American Heart Association or accredited agency
Blood borne pathogen training
Facility training
Concussion training through Center for Disease Control
Classification
Non-exempt, hourly
Part-time
Essential Functions
Follow all Champaign Park District safety policies and perform all work in a manner that ensures the safety of the public, fellow employees, and themselves
Follow prepared lesson plans
Instruct participants in fundamentals of designated sport
Assist with creating lesson plans with Youth Sports Coordinator
Take attendance every session
Maintain a safe recreational environment
Thoroughly complete accident, incident, and other reports as necessary and turn in the same day
Check all equipment and supplies and report necessary repairs to supervisor
Ensure care and return of all Champaign Park District equipment
Must be easily identified as a Champaign Park District staff member by wearing a staff shirt or jacket during working hours
Relay comments from participants and spectators to supervisor
Other duties as assigned
Marginal Functions
Attend all required meetings
Psychological Considerations
Respond to problem situations in a mature manner and within the policies and procedures of the Park District
Adjust teaching to meet needs of individual children
Physiological Considerations
Lift and carry supplies up to 20 pounds
Running, stretching, jumping and other team sports-related movements required
Must be able to be physically active to administer CPR and First Aid as necessary
Environmental Considerations
May be exposed to all weather conditions especially extreme heat and sun
Cognitive Considerations
Must be able to work well with people, resolve problems fairly and with judgment in keeping with the mission of the district
Should exercise creativity and resourcefulness in developing and implementing projects
Must be able to respond quickly and accurately in emergency situations
Must understand oral and written communication
Should be safety conscious at all times
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