Certified Golf Coach Position GOLFTEC (British Columbia)

Certified Golf Coach Position GOLFTEC (British Columbia)

31 Jul
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GOLFTEC
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British Columbia

31 Jul

GOLFTEC

British Columbia

Take your coaching skills to the next level with GOLFTEC, helping golfers improve their game across Canada. Emphasize your expertise while enjoying an environment focused on professional growth.

GOLFTEC is on the lookout for dedicated coaches ready to inspire golfers at all levels. Utilize your teaching skills to craft personalized plans, engage in ongoing training, and leverage GOLFTEC’s teaching software for effective student progress tracking. This role features solid advancement prospects, particularly in the growing Canadian market.

Key Responsibilities:
• Recommend personalized teaching methods for diverse student skill levels
• Utilize GOLFTEC software to document and track lessons
• Assist in marketing initiatives to promote GOLFTEC services




• Maintain equipment and ensure training center is operational
• Engage in continuous education to refine teaching abilities

Requirements:
• Passion for golf teaching (PGA membership desired)
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Strong physical abilities, including lifting over 30 pounds
• Mobility for tasks such as bending, kneeling, and standing
• Commitment to professional development through education

Embrace the opportunity to grow as a coach while making a lasting impact on golfers’ performance at GOLFTEC.
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📌 Certified Golf Coach Position GOLFTEC (British Columbia)
🏢 GOLFTEC
📍 British Columbia

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