City of San Antonio
Recreation Instructor - Temporary Position (Summer Youth Program - Math, Scienc
City of San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78208
Recreation Instructor – Temporary Position (Summer Youth Program – Math, Science, and Art)
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Under general direction, the instructor is responsible for performing recreational work such as creating and implementing activity programs—math or science instruction, organized sports, music, nature, camping, or arts and crafts—on a city-wide basis. Collects and analyzes data regarding recreational needs of the various cultural and economic groups in the metropolitan area to develop and implement specialized programs. Exercises functional supervision over assigned staff.
Work Location Various community centers and school sites throughout the city; location and hours subject to change.
Work Hours Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (shifts may vary).
Responsibilities
Plan and conduct city-wide programs for all ages, creating lesson plans, registering participants, and communicating with participants and parents.
Act as a resource person in the given specialty to other Recreation Specialists or leaders, and to community civic groups.
Represent the Parks and Recreation Department at meetings or conferences involving the supervised specialty.
Perform purchasing and procurement duties for instruments, tools or materials necessary for the conduct of a specialty program.
Maintain financial and activity records and submit periodic and special reports.
Perform related duties and fulfill responsibilities as required.
Specialties Dance
Develop, supervise, and conduct square, folk, ballroom, and other dancing for all age groups.
Demonstrate dance movements and instruct classes.
Fitness & Sports
Plan and conduct city-wide sports programs.
Demonstrate activities.
Coordinated league activities such as softball, basketball, volleyball, and football for participants of all ages.
Plan and conduct a phase of a city-wide aquatic program if assigned to Aquatics.
Music
Demonstrate and instruct on proper posture and operation of various instruments, providing assistance to participants.
Art
Plan, supervise, and conduct arts or crafts programs for all age levels.
Math
Plan, supervise, and conduct math lessons and activities for all age levels.
Science
Plan, supervise, and conduct science lessons and experiments for all age levels.
All specialties may require traveling and working at different sites, transporting supplies weighing 5–10 pounds (occasionally up to 20 pounds).
Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university.
Two (2) years of experience in community center or related activities.
Valid Texas Class C driver’s license.
Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of art, math, or science.
Experience leading classes for various age groups and topics.
Own transportation for travel between sites.
Applicant Information
Applicants may substitute two years of relevant full‑time experience for one year of higher education, or vice versa, to meet minimum requirements.
Selected candidates must pass pre‑employment drug testing and background checks; additional checks may be required.
Military service to meet experience requirements may be documented with DD‑214.
Official transcripts, diplomas, certifications, and licenses must be submitted during processing.
Knowledge of principles and techniques of the specialty program.
Ability to develop ideas, translate into visual imagery, evaluate community needs, keep accurate records, and report on funds.
Ability to perform all physical requirements with or without accommodations.
Work will be conducted in both indoor and outdoor recreation facilities.
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Under general direction, the instructor is responsible for performing recreational work such as creating and implementing activity programs—math or science instruction, organized sports, music, nature, camping, or arts and crafts—on a city-wide basis. Collects and analyzes data regarding recreational needs of the various cultural and economic groups in the metropolitan area to develop and implement specialized programs. Exercises functional supervision over assigned staff.
Work Location Various community centers and school sites throughout the city; location and hours subject to change.
Work Hours Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (shifts may vary).
Responsibilities
Plan and conduct city-wide programs for all ages, creating lesson plans, registering participants, and communicating with participants and parents.
Act as a resource person in the given specialty to other Recreation Specialists or leaders, and to community civic groups.
Represent the Parks and Recreation Department at meetings or conferences involving the supervised specialty.
Perform purchasing and procurement duties for instruments, tools or materials necessary for the conduct of a specialty program.
Maintain financial and activity records and submit periodic and special reports.
Perform related duties and fulfill responsibilities as required.
Specialties Dance
Develop, supervise, and conduct square, folk, ballroom, and other dancing for all age groups.
Demonstrate dance movements and instruct classes.
Fitness & Sports
Plan and conduct city-wide sports programs.
Demonstrate activities.
Coordinated league activities such as softball, basketball, volleyball, and football for participants of all ages.
Plan and conduct a phase of a city-wide aquatic program if assigned to Aquatics.
Music
Demonstrate and instruct on proper posture and operation of various instruments, providing assistance to participants.
Art
Plan, supervise, and conduct arts or crafts programs for all age levels.
Math
Plan, supervise, and conduct math lessons and activities for all age levels.
Science
Plan, supervise, and conduct science lessons and experiments for all age levels.
All specialties may require traveling and working at different sites, transporting supplies weighing 5–10 pounds (occasionally up to 20 pounds).
Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university.
Two (2) years of experience in community center or related activities.
Valid Texas Class C driver’s license.
Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of art, math, or science.
Experience leading classes for various age groups and topics.
Own transportation for travel between sites.
Applicant Information
Applicants may substitute two years of relevant full‑time experience for one year of higher education, or vice versa, to meet minimum requirements.
Selected candidates must pass pre‑employment drug testing and background checks; additional checks may be required.
Military service to meet experience requirements may be documented with DD‑214.
Official transcripts, diplomas, certifications, and licenses must be submitted during processing.
Knowledge of principles and techniques of the specialty program.
Ability to develop ideas, translate into visual imagery, evaluate community needs, keep accurate records, and report on funds.
Ability to perform all physical requirements with or without accommodations.
Work will be conducted in both indoor and outdoor recreation facilities.
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