Making Waves Swim School·Toronto, Ontario
Teach swimmers using the Small Steps approach to build water confidence and real swimming skills. Lead safe, high-energy lessons while maintaining professional communication with families.
What You’ll Be Doing Teaching swimmers using our proven Small Steps approach Building water confidence and real swimming skills Leading safe, structured, high-energy lessons Encouraging swimmers and celebrating progress Communicating with families professionally and warmly Creating a fun, positive learning environment Supporting your team and helping the day run smoothly
Warm pools (approximately 90°F) Small class sizes (up to 3 swimmers per class) Hands-on teaching methods that drive strong progress Flexible scheduling around school or other commitments Growth opportunities across the company A team environment where effort gets noticed
What We’re Looking For Positive, confident communicator Reliable and team-oriented Great with children and families Service-oriented with a genuine desire to help others Energetic and engaged on deck Calm under pressure Coachable and eager to improve Able to work 2 or more shifts per week
Our team is strongest when it reflects the communities we serve. We welcome different backgrounds, perspectives, identities, and experiences. Diversity makes us better, smarter, and more fun to be around.
Standard First Aid & CPR-C National Lifeguard or Bronze Cross Making Waves Coach Course (we train you) Don’t have every certification yet? Apply anyway and complete your courses with us: Bronze Medallion → Bronze Cross + SFA → Making Waves Coach Course.
Schedule Daytime, evening, and weekend shifts available Minimum availability of 2 days per week required Flexible scheduling opportunities available
Competitive wages Referral bonuses for bringing great people to the team Team socials and events Free on-site parking Supportive team environment
Submit your resume. We’d love to hear from you.
Exceptional people are rare. We’re hoping one of them is reading this.
Candidates must have Standard First Aid & CPR-C and either a National Lifeguard or Bronze Cross certification. Must be available to work at least two shifts per week and be energetic and coachable.
Market context
Ontario classroom teacher roles are typically in steady demand, especially for candidates with an Ontario Teaching Certificate and experience supporting diverse learners. These positions can be competitive because schools often look for strong behavior management, emotional stability, and a Special Education Certificate as an asset. Before applying, review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then tailor your application to show classroom management and special education experience.
