The Irish National Sailing & Powerboat School have launched their Autumn recruitment campaign. While the Summer programmes in the Dun Laoghaire Sailing School are still in full swing preparations are underway for the September – November period, which requires an increase in the school's workforce in response to the demand for weekday training for primary and secondary groups.
Operations Manager Glyn Williams reports sustained demand for sailing and powerboating. “School group bookings are once again strong, including the school’s newly adding sailing to their curriculum. This is additional to busy weekend courses on keelboats, dinghies and powerboats for adults”.
The positions are ideal for college students studying in Dublin, as they’ll be able to fit sessions around their lecture timetables, and the INSS team is focusing in particular on Dinghy Instructors for their weekday school programmes and powerboat instructors for weekend courses.
Speaking as the recruitment campaign got underway, Chief Instructor Kenneth Rumball describes one key point for instructors thinking of coming onboard “Instructors will have the benefit of a full-time admin and operations support team, allowing instructors to focus on what they do best – the teaching” according to Principal Kenneth Rumball.
Full information on the weekday instructor roles can be found here.
Glyn Williams is available for enquiries and submissions of CVs on [email protected].