Sailing School Program Director Tod's Point Sailing School Old Greenwich, CT Job Details Full-time $51,694.09 - $62,255.25 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Report preparation Staff supervision Project management experience in education Teamwork Interpersonal skills Customer service Team leadership Academic institution experience Educational program budgeting Adult education instructional development Team development Schedule management Instructional leadership in education Managing education teams Securing grant project budgets Leading team collaboration initiatives Managing projects Productivity software School staff supervision Education and development budget management Adult learning Adult education Working with youth Youth program management Staff development Full Job Description Overview Join our dynamic team as the Sailing School Program Director, a pivotal role dedicated to leading and expanding our innovative sailing education initiatives. In this energetic position, you will oversee all aspects of the sailing school program, from curriculum development and staff management to student engagement and safety protocols. Your leadership will inspire a vibrant community of learners, foster a passion for sailing, and ensure the delivery of exceptional educational experiences. This paid position offers an exciting opportunity to shape the future of sailing education while working within a collaborative and forward-thinking environment. Duties Develop, implement, and continuously improve comprehensive sailing curricula tailored for diverse age groups and skill levels. Lead, mentor, and manage a team of instructors and staff, ensuring high standards of teaching, safety, and customer service. Oversee program operations, including scheduling classes, managing resources, and coordinating special events or competitions. Manage budgets effectively, including planning expenses, tracking expenditures, and optimizing resource allocation. Write grant proposals to secure funding for program expansion, equipment upgrades, or special initiatives. Ensure compliance with safety standards and industry regulations by conducting regular safety drills and inspections. Foster relationships with community partners, schools, and local organizations to promote program growth and outreach efforts. Requirements Proven project management experience in educational or recreational programs with a focus on youth or adult learning. Strong leadership skills with experience in team management and personnel development within academic or institutional settings. Expertise in budgeting, grant proposal writing, and securing research or program funding. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite for planning, reporting, and communication purposes. Background in academic leadership or higher education administration with experience in curriculum development or program management. Demonstrated ability to work effectively with students of various ages while maintaining a safe learning environment. Excellent written communication skills for report writing, grant applications, and promotional materials. Join us as we navigate new horizons in sailing education! Bring your passion for teaching, your strategic mindset for program development, and your enthusiasm for inspiring others through the art of sailing. This is more than a job — it's an opportunity to lead a vibrant community dedicated to adventure, learning, and personal growth!

Pay:

$51,694.09 - $62,255.25 per year

Work Location:

In person