Level 1 & 2 Swim Teachers

• Adhere to both Health and Safety, and Brio Leisure Operating Procedures
• Check that the teaching environment is suitable for use and free of potential hazards
• Allow for enough time for 'set up' before commencement of the lesson
• Ensure the safe use and storage of equipment so that a hazard free environment is maintained
• Contribute towards prompt timekeeping of the daily lesson programme, including efficient running of class changeovers
• Teach a range of organised aquatic disciplines at appropriate levels/stages of ability including: swimming
• lifesaving
• synchronised swimming
• diving and water-polo, in accordance with the needs of the service
• Demonstrate a thorough knowledge and understanding of the outcomes required within the Swim England 'Learn to Swim' programme, with focus on the 'Learn to Swim' framework (Learn to Swim Stages 1-7)
• Apply the 'Brio Learn 2 Swim Scheme of Work', in accordance with the week number of each lesson cycle
• Deliver swimming lessons in accordance with the levels/stages outlined in the Swim England 'Learn to Swim' programme
• Where necessary, assume responsibility of a Level 1 'assistant teacher' and utilise to maximum learning effect, in accordance with the agreed aims and outcomes of the lesson
• Demonstrate a range of teaching skills for: participant communication, learning styles and feedback, in order to facilitate and enhance the learning process
• Maintain participant weekly attendance registers
• Update participant achievement records as required
• Be prepared to engage in a programme of Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
• Self-assessment, peer observation, Aquatics Lead observation as part of ongoing self-development
• Liaise with: participants, parents and Aquatics Lead as required
• Carry out any other duties as requested by the Aquatics Lead, Aquatics Officer or Duty Manager appropriate to the needs of the service

• SEQ (Swim England Qualified) or equivalent Level 1 and Level 2 swimming teachers
• preferably with an NPLQ or NRASTC qualification (although not essential)
• good communication skills
• able to deliver the Swim England 'Learn to Swim Programme'
• passionate
• highly motivated
• have a love of swimming

NPLQ or NRASTC qualification

• Free uniform & DBS check (if required)
• Internal health checks for over 40's
• Receive a thorough company and local induction
• Choose to purchase a Brio Leisure membership at a discounted rate
• Enjoy discounts on food and drink at our on-site café during working hours
• Flexible working daytime and evening lessons with hours available to suit your lifestyle
• Pleasant environment - lessons held in quality centres
• Quality programmes taught using the Swim England 'Learn to Swim' frameworks
• Small class sizes to ensure you can deliver the best possible experience
• Flexible working hours
• A commitment to your Continuous Professional Development and relevant training