Assists with daily tennis and pickleball center operations, including greeting members, scheduling lessons and court time, maintaining member relationships, stocking and organizing the pro shop, and preparing courts and facilities for shifts. Requires availability Friday evenings and weekends, strong phone etiquette, and an outgoing personality. Tennis racket stringing experience is preferred and additional compensation is available for stringing.
Description
Job Type
Part-Time
Description
The Tennis Center Staff assists the Tennis Center Manager in maintaining the day-to-day operations of the Tennis and Pickleball courts as well as the pro shop. They schedule court time and maintain the pro shop. The Tennis Center Staff provide excellent customer service, go above and beyond for our members.
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Greets, schedules lessons and court time and assists members in a friendly and professional manner.
- Initiates, develops and maintains personalized relationships with members.
- Ensures the pro shop is neat, orderly, and well-stocked. Helps ensure the Tennis Center is always ready to host.
- Sweeping couple courts each end of shift. Leaving the courts and pro shop ready for the next morning shift.
Schedule:
Must be able to work Friday evenings, Saturday, and Sunday.
Requirements
Requirements
-Experience stringing tennis rackets is a plus. Learning how to do it and become proficient at it is highly encouraged. Extra compensation for stringing rackets.
-Must be outgoing and have good phone etiquette.
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