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Current Openings are at the Community Center Front Desk and Rock Climbing Wall, John D. Spreckels (Senior) Center, Facility Rental and Event Set Up Staff, Youth Programs (Classes and Camps), and Inclusion Staff.
This posting will be used to fill multiple vacancies across divisions. Please complete the questionnaire to indicate your area of interest. The working hours are varied and flexible; employment may be either designated as Seasonal (up to 40 hours per week, not to exceed 89 days) or Temporary (not to exceed 29 hours per week or 1,000 hours per fiscal year).
Front Desk & Daily Operations: Employee would be based out of the Coronado Community Center or John D. Spreckels Center and would provide phone and in-person customer service, register patrons for programs, and provide general information. This position may also include preparing event spaces for usage and maintenance of the center.
Youth Programs and Camps: Employee would be based out of the Community Center, Club Room, or outdoor spaces. This position may assist, develop and lead recreation activities for youth including, after school, preschool, teen activities and camps.
Adult Programs/Senior Programs: Employee would be based out of the Community Center or John D. Spreckels Center and would work with adults and seniors, providing customer service to patrons utilizing the center and may assist, develop, and lead recreation programs.
Skatepark: Employee would be based at the Skatepark and would work with visiting patrons, running events and programs, registering patrons, and maintaining a safe environment.
Inclusion: Employee may be based at multiple locations assisting patrons with disabilities with activities.
Rental Event Staff: Employee would be based out of the Community Center, John D. Spreckels Center or Club Room to set up, take down, supervise and be a staff liaison during rental events.
Facility Rentals: Employee would be based out of the Community Center to assist with facility rentals including providing in-person and phone customer service, set up, take down, supervision and be a staff liaison during rental events.
Day Trips: Employee would drive trips for participants of all ages to local sites and amusements for all ages. Possession of a CDL license with passenger endorsement required, but training can be provided.
Boathouse: Employee would be based out of the Coronado Boathouse and would assist with kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals, provide instruction on the proper fit and use of lifejackets and paddles, assist with scheduled activities, and provide general information and registration support.
Parks & Beaches: Employee would be based out of the John D. Spreckels Center and would work mainly in the field overseeing events, user groups, and programs in Coronado’s parks and beaches.
Rockwall: Employee will be based out the Community Center to guide and instruct rockwall participants ages 6 to adult on safe rock climbing techniques.
Part Time
$54k-74k (estimate)
03/24/2023
05/26/2024
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