Minoru Seniors Society
MARTIAL ARTS INSTRUCTOR (TAI CHI)
Job Summary
Reporting to Community Facilities Coordinator, the instructor is responsible for the leadership and planning of Martial Arts programs specifically Tai Chi (Yang Style).
Plan, implement and evaluate developmentally appropriate activities supporting participation and engagement. Provide a safe, positive and well-managed environment.
Ability to engage with participants.
Responsible for the supervision and leadership of volunteers.
Greet participants at the beginning and end of each class and discuss program information.
Communicate with other staff and volunteers.
Be a positive role model for participants.
Ensure lesson plan is appropriate for participants.
Follow Community Centre and off-site protocol for emergency situations.
Ensure the safety of all individuals participating.
Ensure the physical and emotional workplace is safe for the participants.
Report and document suspected abuse, conflict, endangerment and neglect to supervisor.
Ensure attendance procedures are followed.
Clean and maintain room and equipment on a regular basis and report damaged items to supervisor.
Ensure appropriate set up, take down and maintenance of program room and space.
Fill out accident and/or incident report forms.
Provide evaluation and feedback to supervisor regarding program content.
Other related duties as assigned and may vary according to facility.
Required Qualifications
Experience working with adults and/or seniors as a Martial Arts Instructor, especially in Tai Chi.
Police Information Check
Grade 12 plus completion of a diploma in recreation or related studies and two years’ experience in program development, applied leadership, supervision, programming and building and managing recreation program budgets or an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.
Desired Qualifications
Coaching and leadership experience.
Standard First Aid and CPR-C and AED training
Training and/or experience with individuals that require extra support.
BCRPA High Five – Principles of Healthy Aging
Please note the above is subject to flexibility based on operational needs.
Ranging from $27.41-$37.56/hour (wages as of September 1, 2024) + 4% in lieu of vacation
Friday mornings - September 18-December 18 with opportunity to extend
Interested candidates may apply for this position by sending a cover letter and resume to:
Kristy Ng
Community Facilities Coordinator
Email:
[email protected]
Deadline for receiving applications is Thursday, August 20, 2026.
The Minoru Seniors Society thanks all applicants in advance for their interest.
Only those candidates under further consideration will be contacted
Pay: $27.41-$37.56 per hour
Benefits
- On-site parking
Work Location: In person
📌 Tai Chi Instructor (Richmond)
🏢 Minoru Seniors Society
📍 Richmond