Learn to Skate Instructor | Part-Time | Centene Community Ice Center

Overview Centene Community Ice Center is looking to hire Learn To Skate Instructors . The Instructors are responsible for teaching Tot through advanced-level skating classes in accordance with the Learn to Skate USA (LTS-USA) curriculum. This role focuses on providing a safe, positive, and engaging learning environment where skaters can develop their skills and confidence both on and off the ice. The instructor will serve as a mentor and role model for students, encouraging consistent practice and growth while maintaining strong communication with parents and fellow coaches. Additional responsibilities include promoting programs to potential new skaters, assisting with off-ice activities such as skate tying and education, and completing accurate evaluations and progress reports for each student. This position requires teamwork, professionalism, and a passion for fostering a lifelong love of skating. This role will pay an hourly rate of $20.00-$25.00.

Benefits for Part-Time roles:

401(k) Savings Plan, 401(k) matching. This position will remain open until July 24, 2026 Responsibilities Teaching Tot through advanced-level classes following the LTS-USA curriculum. Encourage students to practice the skills they are learning outside of class. May have to lift small children who can't stand up on their own. Actively recruit and promote our program and specialty classes to potential new skaters. Have a welcoming and encouraging attitude with the skaters and parents. Work with other coaches and coordinators to better our classes and programs. Potentially assisting with off-ice education and tying skates. Accurately and thoroughly evaluate students at the end of the session—completing report cards and certificates. Attend coaches' meetings and/or trainings. Enforce on- and off-ice rules. Qualifications Have or obtain a Learn to Skate USA professional membership. Have or obtain a SafeSport certification. 2-3+ years of figure skating experience, ISI Freestyle 4, or USFS Juvenile Free Skate. Previous coaching experience is a plus, but not required. Positive attitude with willingness to learn. Great at working in a team environment. ISI membership and synchro experience are a plus, but not required.