A full-time judo instructor role paying between 2,200 euros and 2,500 euros gross per month on a

A full-time judo instructor role paying between 2,200 euros and 2,500 euros gross per month on a 12-month basis has opened in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, jobijoba.com reported. The permanent CDI contract requires a 35-hour work week with shifts spanning daytime hours, weekends, holidays, school vacations, and Saturdays.

Required Certifications and Qualifications for the Paris Club

Applicants must hold specific coaching credentials to qualify for the position within the sports club setting. Acceptable certifications include the CQP judo, the BPJEPS with a judo mention, or a Bac+2 equivalent in physical and sports activities coupled with a DEJEPS judo mention. The Brevet d’État d’Éducateur Sportif also satisfies the instructional criteria for the role, while beginner applicants holding the necessary diplomas are accepted.

Daily Coaching Responsibilities and Operational Duties

The hired instructor will handle a wide array of pedagogical and supervisory tasks across the weekly schedule. Responsibilities include designing and leading training sequences tailored to participant levels, evaluating initial skill sets, coaching amateur athletes, and accompanying practitioners to sporting events and competitions. Additional duties involve maintaining group motivation, ensuring physical safety during exercises, monitoring equipment upkeep, and adjusting schedules to meet operational needs.

Working Conditions and Professional Expectations

The position is based in a sports club environment with occasional travel requirements. Alongside technical instruction, the club looks for specific professional soft skills, including teamwork, precision, rigor, and a strong sense of responsibility. Total compensation includes health insurance coverage and a transportation subsidy determined by individual experience.

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