Description

 Minimum of two years of experience working as a swimming instructor.

 Minimum of two years of experience working with a year-round swim program or international school preferred.

 Personal Qualities

 Openness to teaching various age ranges

 Self-motivated

 High energy level

 Attention to detail

 High work standards

 Good organisational and planning skills

 Affinity to working with students of various ages

 Flexibility

 Adaptability

 Initiative

 Key Reports:

This position reports directly to the Aquatics Coordinator.

  Provide learn to swim lessons across Primary Years Schools (ES, KS1/KS2) in collaboration with 
       the Aquatics Coordinator, Aquatics Instructor, and the Physical Education faculty. 
  Provide instruction across the Middle Years Program (MS/HS) in collaboration with the Aquatics 
      Coordinator, Aquatics Instructor, and the Physical Education faculty. 
Lead the organization, coordination, and delivery of extra-curricular swimming programs 
(Developmental & Competitive Programs/Teams) in collaboration with the Aquatics Coordinator. 
Assist in the preparation of the pool calendar and support of pool events for curricular and 
extracurricular activities. 
Assist with the set-up, execution, and take-down of “home” swim events. 
Complete in-service and professional development where necessary. 
Instruct, evaluate students, complete and maintain records and reports. 
Assist in the maintenance, security, cleanliness, and safety of the aquatics facility. 
Communicate regularly with students and their parents, as appropriate, to ensure they are aware of 
progress. 
Recognize and respond effectively in emergencies in accordance with facility emergency action plans. 
Complete additional duties as assigned 
Regular late morning starts with afternoon, evening, and Saturday coaching requirements. This 
includes 50% Aquatics Instructor responsibility with the potential of up to 50% after-school 
performance coaching. 
Professional Qualifications and Experience 
Teaching Degree and/or Swim Coaching Qualifications Required. 
Water Safety Instructor certificate or equivalent. 
First Aid, CPR Certification. 
Lifeguard Certification (Lifeguard Instructor preferred). 
High-level understanding of stroke technique and development of swimming skills, such as Learn to 
Swim. 
Experience working in a school swim program or competitive club setting. 
Knowledge of relevant technology, including skills using Google Suite for Education and Hy-tek 
software. 
ASCA (American Swimming Coaches Association) level 3 or equivalent preferred.

Seoul, Korea

Established in 1912, Seoul Foreign School (SFS) currently serves over 1,600 students from PK-2 through 12^th grade, drawn from over 50 different countries. We are a Christian school for everyone as defined through our Christ-like attitudes that guide the way of our faculty members and students. We continue our long-standing reputation as one of the leading international schools in Asia. A wealth of information on Seoul Foreign School, including video clips of our school and community, can be found on our website http://www.seoulforeign.org

Situated on 25 acres in a park-like environment within the city of Seoul, SFS is a not-for-profit school, with an annual operating budget in excess of US $50 million. All overseas faculty are housed on campus or in apartments close to campus. Administrative and faculty turnover is normally low with faculty staying four or more years on average.

Seoul Foreign School is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). As a world IB (International Baccalaureate) school, we offer the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP). In the British school, we offer the English National Curriculum (ENC) along with the International Curriculum Framework which includes the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) and the International Primary Curriculum (IPC).