Wakeboarding Instructor

Instruct, supervise and keep records for a variety of wakeboarding and waterskiing classes.  Typical classes involve the supervision of 4-25 students in an instructional and recreational setting.  Preparation includes lesson planning, equipment inspection and classroom setup.  Instruction involves both land and water lectures, demonstration and skill practice.

Minimum two years wakeboarding/waterskiing experience.  Teaching skills, either formal or informal are helpful.  Must be able to relate well with people and be interested in further developing the skills of others.  Must possess or be willing to attain CPR, First Aid, Lifeguarding, and U.S. Coast Guard certifications.  .

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Surfing Instructor

Instruct, supervise and keep records for a variety of recreational and university credit surfing classes as well as summer youth camp opportunities. Typical classes involve the supervision of 5 to 25 students or campers from beginning to advanced skill levels. Preparation includes lesson planning, equipment inspection and set up. Instruction occurs both on land and on the water and includes lectures, demonstration and skill practice.

Qualified applicants should have a minimum three years surfing experience. Must be comfortable swimming in the surf zone. Must be able to relate well with people and be interested in developing the skills of others. Should be available during the summer months. Must have or attain CPR and First Aid. Priority hiring goes to SDSU and UCSD students.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Maintenance Assistant

Assist the Mission Bay Aquatic Center maintenance staff in performing building and equipment repairs and maintenance as needed. Will complete assigned tasks involving cleaning, washing and waxing boats and equipment. In addition, a wide range of repairs including rigging, painting, fiberglass work, building maintenance and mechanical duties will be assigned. Special consideration: exposure to water, dust, grease and sand while performing various tasks should be expected.

No experience is required, but boating and mechanical skills are desirable. In addition, experience with hand and power tools are wanted. Must possess or be willing to attain CPR and First Aid certifications.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Sailing Instructor

Instruct, supervise and keep records for a variety of recreational and university credit sailing classes as well as summer youth camp opportunities. Typical classes involve the supervision of 5 to 25 students or campers from beginning to advanced skill levels. Preparation includes lesson planning, equipment inspection and set up. Instruction occurs both on land and on the water and includes lectures, demonstration and skill practice.

Qualified applicants should have a minimum two years sailing experience, or have assisted in the MBAC sailing program, preferably in boats that students will be using: Sabots, Lasers, Hobie 16's, Holder 14's and J/24's. Teaching skills, either formal or informal are helpful. Must be able to relate well with people and be interested in developing the skills of others. Should be available during the summer months. Must have or attain CPR and First Aid. Priority hiring goes to SDSU and UCSD students.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Kayaking Instructor

Kayaking Instructors will have the opportunity to instruct and supervise a variety of recreational, college, and youth classes. Typical classes involve the supervision of 5 to 25 students or campers from beginning to advanced skill levels. These classes range from short to long instructional tours, introduction to kayaking, moonlight paddles, and sea kayaking. Preparation includes lesson planning, equipment inspection and set up. Instruction occurs both on land and on the water and includes lectures, demonstration and skill practice.

Qualified applicants should have a minimum two years kayaking experience, or have assisted in the MBAC kayaking program. Teaching skills, either formal or informal are helpful. Must be able to relate well with people and be interested in developing the skills of others. Should be available during weekends and summer months. Must have or attain CPR/First Aid and Lifeguard certification. Priority hiring goes to SDSU and UCSD students.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Stand Up Paddling Instructor

Stand Up Paddleboard Instructors will have the opportunity to instruct and supervise a variety of recreational, college, and youth classes. Typical classes involve the supervision of 5 to 25 students or campers from beginning to advanced skill levels. These classes range from short to long instructional tours, introduction to SUP and assisting on SUPyoga and fitness classes. Preparation includes lesson planning, equipment inspection and set up. Instruction occurs both on land and on the water and includes lectures, demonstration and skill practice.

Qualified applicants should have a minimum two years SUP experience, or have assisted in the MBAC SUP program. Teaching skills, either formal or informal are helpful. Must be able to relate well with people and be interested in developing the skills of others. Should be available during weekends and summer months. Must have or attain CPR/First Aid and Lifeguard certification. Priority hiring goes to SDSU and UCSD students.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Rowing Instructor

Rowing instructors will teach sweep rowing and/or sculling to students with varying levels of experience. Instruction occurs both on land and on the water, and typical class size is between 3 and 10 students. Instructors are expected to: inspect equipment before and after class, explain and demonstrate proper rowing technique, supervise and ensure the safety of students, keep records of attendance, and direct the students in cleanup.

Applicants should have a minimum of two years rowing experience, and some experience as a coxswain is desired, but not absolutely necessary. Candidates should have good interpersonal skills and a desire to help others improve their rowing abilities. Any kind of teaching experience is helpful. Applicants should be available to work during the summer months. Must possess or be willing to attain CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguard certifications.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Windsurfing Instructor

Instruct, supervise and keep records for a variety of recreational and university credit windsurfing classes as well as summer youth camp opportunities. Typical classes involve the supervision of 5 to 10 students or campers from beginning to advanced skill levels. Preparation includes lesson planning, equipment inspection and set up. Instruction occurs both on land and on the water and includes lectures, demonstration and skill practice.

Qualified applicants should have a minimum two years windsurfing experience, or have assisted in the MBAC sailing program. Teaching skills, either formal or informal are helpful. Must be able to relate well with people and be interested in developing the skills of others. Should be available during the summer months. Must have or attain CPR and First Aid. Priority hiring goes to SDSU and UCSD students.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Youth Camp Counselor

Work at the beach this summer as a member of our highly motivated camp team! Counselors are responsible for all aspects of camp operations including but not limited to: safety, sport instruction, supervision, camp setup and breakdown, promotions, and special events. We have a high standard and reputation to live up to as well as an excellent safety record. We are seeking hardworking, qualified individuals to join our camp family, and continue to provide a fun safe camp environment for all. Mission Bay Youth Watersports Camp is a co-op between the Mission Bay Aquatic Center SDSU/UCSD and the Peninsula Family YMCA.

The ideal candidate should possess experience working with children ages 6-17 and should have skills in at least one of the following areas: Wakeboarding, Waterskiing, Surfing, Kayaking, Sailing, Windsurfing, Rowing, or Marine Science. Must possess or be willing to attain CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguard certifications. Must be available to work June through August. Bilingual skills are highly desirable.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

How to Apply:

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices at Aztec Mesa.

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Marine Science and Snorkeling Instructor

We are seeking counselors to work as Marine Science Camp Instructors and snorkeling guides. The ideal candidate will be a Marine Science, Oceanography, or Environmental Sceinces student, and will hav a passion for sharing htat knowledge with others. Experience teach youth 6-17 preferred. Padi dive certification preferred. The Watersports Camp is a co-op between the Mission Bay Aquatic Center SDSU/UCSD and the Peninsula Family YMCA.

The ideal candidate should possess experience working with children ages 6-17 and should have skills in at least one of the following areas: Wakeboarding, Waterskiing, Surfing, Kayaking, Sailing, Windsurfing, Rowing, or Marine Science. Must possess or be willing to attain CPR, First Aid, and Lifeguard certifications. Must be available to work June through August. Bilingual skills are highly desirable.

The work environment will involve exposure to salt water, cold water, sun, wind, rain, weather, sand, sea weed, sea grass, ocean currents, sea creatures, breaking waves, and other outdoor elements. Physical requirements include but are not limited to: swimming, swimming in rough and deep water, walking, running, walking or running over rough or uneven surfaces, bending, stooping, lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying loads. Must be able to swim at least 550 yards, dive at least 10 feet deep, swim with a 10 pound object for at least 20 yards, and tread water for at least 2 minutes. Must be able to watch and supervise groups of students in the ocean while coaching technique and supervising safety. Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies and prevent injuries or drowning.

How to Apply:

You can apply in person at the Mission Bay Aquatic Center at 1001 Santa Clara Place, Mission Beach, and at the AS Offices, downstairs Aztec Center.

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