Junior Gymnastics Coach

Description Do you have a big smile, boundless energy, and a passion for helping young children grow in confidence? Our Junior Gymnastics Coaches bring imagination and joy to every class—teaching fundamental movement skills, building body awareness, and nurturing a love for active play in our youngest athletes (ages 9 months to 5 years). If you love connecting with children, singing silly songs, and turning skill-building into fun early-stage gymnastic adventures, you'll thrive in this role. No experience is needed – we will provide all the training and mentorship you need to succeed in our supportive, team-oriented environment. Instruct weekly gymnastics classes for preschool children ages 9 months to 5 years. Create a welcoming and supportive class environment aligned with Dominique Dawes Academy's philosophy of holistic child development. Follow class plans, skill progressions, and safety protocols provided by the academy's leadership team. Positively engage with parents before and after classes to provide feedback and build community. Maintain a clean and organized training space and assist in setting up/taking down equipment as needed. Monitor kids closely and respond promptly to injuries or safety concerns, following gym protocols. Attend required staff training sessions, team meetings, and seasonal evaluations. Represent the academy's values of respect, teamwork, and excellence in all interactions. High-energy and engaging coaching style Dependability and consistency in attendance and performance Patience, positivity, and ability to work with younger children of various ages and backgrounds No prior experience is required; however, experience working with children in instructional, athletic, or recreational settings is a plus Must be available to work weekday afternoons/evenings and weekends Must be available for a consistent weekly schedule throughout the school year Classes are held in an indoor gym environment with frequent interaction with children and families Frequent standing, walking, kneeling, lifting, and moving equipment Must be able to spot athletes safely and provide physical assistance as needed