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Company Description
Our client is a well-established swimming education provider committed to delivering high-quality, structured lessons that develop genuine ability in the water. They focus on building strong technique, confidence, and long-term progression for swimmers of all ages and abilities. Their coaching approach emphasises consistency, measurable improvement, and creating a supportive, professional learning environment where both swimmers and instructors can thrive.
Role Description
We are recruiting on behalf of our client for a Swim Instructor to join their team in the Ashburton or Kingsteignton. This is a full-time, on-site role delivering structured swimming lessons to individuals and small groups.
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Key Responsibilities
- Planning and delivering engaging, structured swim lessons
- Teaching correct technique across a range of strokes and ability levels
- Monitoring swimmer progress and providing clear, constructive feedback
- Ensuring a safe pool environment and enforcing safety procedures
- Responding effectively to any incidents or emergencies
- Communicating with swimmers and parents/guardians regarding progress
- Working collaboratively with the wider coaching team to maintain high standards
Qualifications - Training Available if no experience


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- Proven experience in swim instruction, delivering lessons to a variety of age groups and abilities
- Strong swimming and aquatics skills, including proficiency in all major strokes
- Lifeguard qualification (or equivalent) with knowledge of rescue and emergency procedures
- Recognised swim teaching/coaching qualification (e.g. ASA/Swim England or equivalent)
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to engage and motivate learners
- Commitment to maintaining a safe, inclusive, and professional environment
- CPR and First Aid certification (desirable)
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