Newly Qualified

Newly Qualified Swimming Teacher – Midlothian      Stepping Stones  is a leading private learn-to-swim provider in Scotland, known for delivering high-quality, low-ratio swimming lessons for children in small groups of up to 6 children.
To support our growing team, we are looking for Newly Qualified Teachers who are eager to embark on an exciting career in swimming instruction.
Enjoy full employee status:  Unlike many similar companies, roles with Stepping Stones are employed positions, offering various benefits such as no requirement for self-assessment, allocated holiday allowance, and all payroll matters handled directly by Stepping Stones.
Role Overview:  As a Newly Qualified Teacher at Stepping Stones, you will be immersed in a supportive environment, allowing you opportunities to shadow experienced instructors and gain hands-on experience and build your confidence as a swimming instructor.
You will play a crucial role in the delivery and progression of swimmers within our swim programme, catering to children typically aged between 3yrs – 11yrs.
This position offers a unique opportunity to build a strong foundation in swim instruction while making a positive impact on children's learning and development.
Qualifications: National Governing Body Swimming Teacher Certificate (Essential) SSTQ | UKCC | STA | ASA Passion for learning and professional development Desirable NRASTC or NPLQ qualification but not essential  Main Duties: Participate in a comprehensive mentoring and shadowing program to build teaching skills and confidence Assist in the safe delivery of swimming lessons following the Stepping Stones weekly framework Support the progression and development of each swimmer through the Stepping Stones framework Engage with the assessment of swimmers for the awards program twice per year Provide feedback to the Stepping Stones office as required Personal Qualities:  We seek individuals who are fun, friendly, and passionate about making a difference in children's lives.
As a Newly Qualified Teacher, you should be open to learning, adaptable, and possess a gentle, caring approach to meet the individual needs of each swimmer.
Your role will be pivotal in ensuring a fun, engaging, and supportive learning environment for our swimmers.