Swimming Coach Vacancy in Punecity, Pune, Maharastra
Billabong High International School | Amanora
Full Time
Job Description
Swimming Coach Job in Pune, Maharastra | School Vacancy
Billabong High International School | Amanora invites experienced professionals to lead its swimming programs in Punecity, Pune. This Swimming Coach Position in Pune, Maharastra focuses on developing aquatic skills while ensuring safety and high performance standards for students.
The role involves overseeing daily swimming sessions, training schedules, and participant progress. You will coordinate with school administration to align coaching efforts with educational goals, ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
Responsibilities include:
1. Conducting structured swimming lessons for students, adapting techniques based on individual skill levels.
2. Developing and implementing training programs that integrate physical fitness with water safety awareness.
3. Maintaining equipment, pools, and facilities to meet hygiene and operational standards.
4. Collaborating with school management to organize competitive events, camps, and inter-school tournaments.
5. Documenting student progress, performance metrics, and feedback for reporting to school authorities.
6. Ensuring adherence to Maharashtra state swimming curriculum guidelines and emergency response procedures.
7. Representing the school at local aquatic competitions and community outreach programs.
This Swimming Coach Vacancy in Maharastra requires a graduate degree with at least two years of relevant experience in aquatic coaching or sports management. No formal teaching qualifications like TET or CTET are required for this administrative/leadership role.
Billabong High International School | Amanora values dedicated professionals who balance technical expertise with a commitment to student development. The salary for this Swimming Coach Job in Punecity, Pune is Rs.20,000 - Rs.35,000 per month, along with standard school perks.
Billabong High International School | Amanora invites experienced professionals to lead its swimming programs in Punecity, Pune. This Swimming Coach Position in Pune, Maharastra focuses on developing aquatic skills while ensuring safety and high performance standards for students.
The role involves overseeing daily swimming sessions, training schedules, and participant progress. You will coordinate with school administration to align coaching efforts with educational goals, ensuring compliance with safety protocols.
Responsibilities include:
1. Conducting structured swimming lessons for students, adapting techniques based on individual skill levels.
2. Developing and implementing training programs that integrate physical fitness with water safety awareness.
3. Maintaining equipment, pools, and facilities to meet hygiene and operational standards.
4. Collaborating with school management to organize competitive events, camps, and inter-school tournaments.
5. Documenting student progress, performance metrics, and feedback for reporting to school authorities.
6. Ensuring adherence to Maharashtra state swimming curriculum guidelines and emergency response procedures.
7. Representing the school at local aquatic competitions and community outreach programs.
This Swimming Coach Vacancy in Maharastra requires a graduate degree with at least two years of relevant experience in aquatic coaching or sports management. No formal teaching qualifications like TET or CTET are required for this administrative/leadership role.
Billabong High International School | Amanora values dedicated professionals who balance technical expertise with a commitment to student development. The salary for this Swimming Coach Job in Punecity, Pune is Rs.20,000 - Rs.35,000 per month, along with standard school perks.
About School
When we started thinking about a school for our little one, the first thing that caught our eye was the campus on Tupe Patil Road, right behind Amanora Mall in Hadapsar. It’s a two‑acre space that feels more like a park than a typical school ground, with plenty of trees and open areas where the kids can actually breathe. The school opened its doors in 2012, so it isn’t brand new, but it’s still young enough to have modern classrooms...
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