Level 1 Swim Teacher - Brio Northgate

Level 1 Swim Teacher - Brio Northgate

Hours of work: Variable

Contract type: Temporary - Part Time

Salary: £12.71 per hour plus holiday accrual

Closing date: Monday 23rd February 2026

Interview date: Proposed interview date of Monday 16th & Tuesday 17th March 2026

We are looking for SEQ (Swim England Qualified) or equivalent Level 1 swimming teachers, preferably with an NPLQ or NRASTC qualification (although not essential), to help us provide the highest quality swimming lessons and aquatic sessions for people of all ages and abilities.

We’re looking for people with good communication skills who are able to deliver the Swim England ‘Learn to Swim Programme’. So, if you are passionate, highly motivated, have a love of swimming and are interested in joining a dedicated team then we would love to meet you!

• Flexible working daytime and evening lessons with hours available to suit your lifestyle.
• Pleasant environment - lessons held in quality centres.
• Quality programmes taught using the Swim England ‘Learn to Swim’ frameworks.
• Small class sizes to ensure you can deliver the best possible experience.
• Flexible working hours.
• A commitment to your Continuous Professional Development and relevant training.

• Adhere to both Health and Safety, and Brio Leisure Operating Procedures.
• Check that the teaching environment is suitable for use and free of potential hazards.
• Allow for enough time for ‘set up’ before commencement of the lesson.
• Ensure the safe use and storage of equipment so that a hazard free environment is maintained.
• Contribute towards prompt timekeeping of the daily lesson programme, including efficient running of class changeovers.
• Teach a range of organised aquatic disciplines at appropriate levels/stages of ability including: swimming; lifesaving; synchronised swimming; diving and water-polo, in accordance with the needs of the service.
• Demonstrate a thorough knowledge and understanding of the outcomes required within theSwim England ‘Learn to Swim’ programme, with focus on the ‘Learn to Swim’ framework (Learn to Swim Stages 1-7).
• Apply the ‘Brio Learn 2 Swim Scheme of Work’, in accordance with the week number of each lesson cycle.
• Deliver swimming lessons in accordance with the levels/stages outlined in theSwim England‘Learn to Swim’ programme.
• Where necessary, assume responsibility of a Level 1 ‘assistant teacher’ and utilise to maximum learning effect, in accordance with the agreed aims and outcomes of the lesson.
• Demonstrate a range of teaching skills for: participant communication, learning styles and feedback, in order to facilitate and enhance the learning process.
• Maintain participant weekly attendance registers.
• Update participant achievement records as required.
• Be prepared to engage in a programme of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
• Self‑assessment, peer observation, Aquatics Lead observation as part of ongoing self‑development.
• Liaise with: participants, parents and Aquatics Leadas required.
• Carry out any other duties as requested by the Aquatics Lead, Aquatics Officeror Duty Manager appropriate to the needs of the service.

• Free uniform & DBS check (if required).
• Internal health checks for over 40’s
• Receive a thorough company and local induction.
• Choose to purchase a Brio Leisure membership at a discounted rate.
• Enjoy discounts on food and drink at our on‑site café during working hours.

Investing in People - We develop our team, who are knowledgeable with a can‑do attitude

Inclusive - We are non‑discriminatory, accessible, engaging and welcoming to everyone

Supportive - We are caring and passionate about making a difference

Integrity - We build trust through transparency, accountability and collaboration

Innovative - We encourage ideas and creativity through achieving positive commercial and social impact

To apply please visit the careers page on our website oleisure.org to complete an online application form.

IMPORTANT - Invitations to interview are sent to the email address provided on your application form. Please ensure that you check your email account regularly. Please note it is not always possible to contact unsuccessful candidates individually; therefore, if you have not heard anything within 6 weeks, please assume that you have been unsuccessful on this occasion.