Job Description

Every shift at BGC Hamilton-Halton has the power to shape a future, both for a child and for you.

As a leading provider of quality programs for children and youth, we offer experiences that are affordable and accessible, with a focus on learning and skill development. We are proud of our history of leveling the playing field and providing opportunities for young people to discover, develop, and achieve their full potential.

At BGC Hamilton-Halton, your day-to-day efforts spark lifelong impact. We're looking for caring, committed individuals ready to step into meaningful roles that make a difference--for kids, and for themselves.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and deliver engaging learn to skate and hockey programing for children aged 5 to grade 8 (12 or 13 years of age) in high-priority neighbourhoods across the City of Hamilton Act as the primary contact for recruiting and scheduling volunteers to support on-ice members, as well as communication with community partners Demonstrate the use of positive behaviour guidance, and support staff and volunteers with behaviour guidance techniques, best practices, and on-the-spot mentorship and feedback Ability to work independently and demonstrate strong leadership skills Maintain professional and respectful relationships with fellow employees, supervisors, parents/guardians, City of Hamilton staff, and community members Create a welcoming environment for children that encourages participation Ensure program health and safety protocols are followed Follow all guidelines, policies and procedures as set out by BGC Hamilton-Halton

Ready to take the shift that shapes futures?

The ideal candidate will have:

A commitment to innovation, inclusion, excellence and evidence-based practice A passion for physical literacy, skating, and being active for life Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to take initiative in a rapidly shifting programming environment A commitment to the Clubs mission, Vision and Core Values A belief in equity, opportunity, and the potential of every child Strong skating skills and hockey knowledge with the ability to instruct Diploma/degree or is currently enrolled in a post-secondary program studying recreation or leisure services, sports management, child and youth care, social work, psychology, sociology, or kinesiology with a focus/experience working with children ages 6-12 years Availability to work Saturday mornings, and occasionally throughout the week High Five Sport and High Five Principles of Healthy Child Development is an asset Valid G license A clear Vulnerable Sector Check Valid First Aid/CPR-Level C (Red Cross preferred)
BGC Hamilton-Halton is committed to providing an inclusive workplace that embraces diversity and values differences. We encourage applications from all equity diverse candidates. Please indicate if you require assistance and/or accommodation with the application process. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

To learn more about BGC Hamilton-Halton please visit www.bgchh.com

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $20.80 per hour

Work Location: In person