Overview This Skating Coach role is responsible for teaching across a range of levels and disciplines, supporting facility programs and events, and providing a positive experience for all participants. This position reports to the Rink and Programs Manager. This role pays an hourly rate of $20.77. Benefits for

Part-Time Roles:

401(k) Savings Plan, 401(k) matching. This position will remain open until December 31, 2026. Responsibilities Teach group classes across a range of levels and disciplines from beginners to advanced development, including off-ice training. Utilize varied teaching methods to engage skaters of different ages, learning styles, and skill levels across all program levels. Accurately and thoroughly evaluate students—completing report cards and certificates as necessary. Communicate and promote programs to guests to support growth and the facility's pursuit of excellence across figure skating and hockey. Arrive on time and provide support prior to and after class as needed. Have a welcoming and encouraging attitude with the skaters and parents. Represent the Everett Community Ice Rink positively and professionally—on and off the ice. Support facility events, shows, exhibitions, camps, community programming, and other activities as needed. Attend coach meetings and required training. Enforce on-ice and off-ice policies and uphold facility standards. Demonstrate a consistent commitment to safety by actively monitoring participants, identifying potential hazards, and following all facility and program safety protocols. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications 2+ years of coaching or instructional experience required. Must be able to perform the essential functions of on-ice instruction, including skating and demonstrating skills for the duration of scheduled sessions. Current Learn to Skate USA Instructor Membership (or able to obtain prior to start date) Current SafeSport certification (or able to obtain prior to start date) Demonstrated skating proficiency in figure skating and/or ice hockey. Availability to work scheduled classes, special events, and program needs, including evenings and weekends as required. Positive, enthusiastic, and motivating teaching style with effective class management skills. Able to communicate effectively with skaters, parents, and staff. Strong time management skills that provide reliable and consistent attendance. Ability to work effectively as part of a team and individually.

Current USFS or USA Hockey Coach Compliance Figure Skating:

Experience teaching Aspire, Free Skate, and competitive-level skaters. Experience with off-ice training (ex. jump conditioning, flexibility, strength, and/or other skating-specific conditioning)