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Published on Jul 17 2025

Tennis Professional

$22.68  per hour
Visa required: H-2B
From Oct 1, 2023 to May 31, 2024

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JOHN'S ISLAND CLUB. INC.

Also known as: N/A

3 JOHN'S ISLAND DRIVE
INDIAN RIVER SHORES, FL 32963
United States

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Job description

Instructs groups and individuals in the fundamentals of tennis. Provides training, direction, encouragement, motivation, and advice to members for games, lessons and events. Instructs members in rules, game strategies, and performance principles such as specific ways of moving the body, hands, or feet, to achieve desired results. Explains and enforces tennis rules and regulations. Demonstrates techniques and methods of participation. Plans, organizes, and conducts private lessons. Plans and helps manage tennis events and programs that will enable club to achieve maximum performance. Provides members with advice in pro shop on what equipment to use, and provides racquet services including stringing and re-gripping.

Anticipated days and hours of work per week: 35 hours per week (meaning no less than). Five (5), Seven (7) hour days during the Seven (7) day week. Hours of operation are 8am – 6pm. Shift Schedule Varies.

Special Requirements

Six months of coaching experience. Coaching experience must be at a private club. Adult Coaching certificate from USPTA or PTR required. Must be a USRSA certified racquet stringing professional. Must be 18 years of age (at least); pass pre-employment drug test (in accordance with companys Drug Free Workplace Policy) and background check. This includes seasonal and full-time annual positions and is applied to all applicants regardless of their national origin, race, or gender or visa status. Must be available to work all shifts, including weekends, evenings, and holidays; and must present a professional demeanor and appearance.

Employer Contact Info

+17722318556

[email protected]

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