Youth Dance Instructor - The Orokawa Y in Towson

About the Y in Central Maryland
Overwhelmingly, people who decide they want to be part of the Y in Central Maryland tell us they do so because it reflects their values and a conscious decision, they’ve made about how they choose to live their lives. The happiest and most fulfilled Y associates are those who are motivated to help others and who want to be a part of something larger than themselves.

How this role contributes to our mission
As a Y Sports Instructor, you’ll be an important part of a mission‑driven, charitable organization that helps children, adults, families, and communities achieve more in all aspects of life. You will follow the provided curriculum and teach all assigned sports classes, working with individuals and groups within a class structure to correct faults, improve self‑image, and progress their abilities. You’ll create experiences that help people feel a greater sense of health, well‑being, purpose, acceptance, and belonging.

Benefits
We offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your well–being and professional growth. Enjoy flexible schedules, competitive pay, generous paid time off, medical, dental, and vision benefits, as well as dependent care FSA. We offer a generous employer contribution to the Y retirement fund and opportunities for career advancement. Training and development programs align with our mission to empower individuals and strengthen communities.

Qualifications

A love of sports and people

A desire to help & encourage others to have fun with sports

Participated in organized sports

The ability to clearly communicate and effectively listen to children, parents/guardians, members, and other Y associates

Expectations & Code of Conduct
All Y associates agree to abide by The Code of Conduct with Youth that sets clear expectations for associates and volunteers to ensure a safe and respectful environment for young people. The policy strictly prohibits any form of abuse, bullying, or harassment and mandates the reporting of suspected mistreatment. Additionally, associates and volunteers must complete training on child abuse prevention and comply with legal reporting requirements to safeguard youth.

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