Tennis Summer Camp Counselor

Chicago, IL
Part Time
Student (High School)

At Lakeshore Tennis Camps the Camp Counselor’s main role is to help campers have a fun and safe day at camp! Camp Counselors spend the summer working with kids of different ages, engaging in a range of fun tennis activities including drills and games! A summer to remember for campers and counselors alike! 

Lakeshore Sport & Fitness is Chicago's #1 Destination for Sport, Fitness & Fun! Check out all we have to offer here: https://www.lakeshoresf.com/join-our-team/.   This position is at our Lincoln Park location. 

Team Member Perks! 

  • Complimentary gym membership

  • Lunch and snack included for all counselors working full day camp

  • 401K 

  • Employee Financial Relief Program  

  • Daily discounted employee meal program in addition to lunch when working

  • Team member celebrations throughout the summer

  • Entrepreneurial and collaborative team environment

  • Free Parking 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Include the following: (other duties may be assigned)

  • Ensure a safe and fun environment for kids. 
  • Lead and organize group activities and games per the daily schedule. 
  • Tennis games consist of skills and drills, fun games, and match play for the older kids. 
  • Tennis is the main programming of the day, with recess and swimming included. 
  • Support the Tennis Pro in overseeing activities, ensuring lines move quickly, feeding balls, and connecting with each child. 
  • Move the group between activities and support in getting lunch and snack organized. 
  • Participate in daily camp instructing alongside a group of other dynamic counselors. This is an active role the requires participation in activities. 
  • Be a leader in the space, ready to show up with a positive attitude and solution oriented mindset. 
  • Daily swimming for a fun swim is required of all staff. 

QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

  • Must be an experienced Tennis player. 
  • Ability to multi-task and establish priorities
  • Ability to maintain organization in a changing environment.
  • Exhibits initiative, responsibility, flexibility, and leadership.
  • Ability to maintain flexible attitude and approach towards assignments and successfully operate under ambiguous guidelines.
  • Aligns with our core values of professionalism, ownership, team, quality, and celebration. 

Education and Experience:

  • Previous experience working with children in various setting. 
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