Employment
Why Work for OCS?
OCS is a dynamic, multi-faced organization that offers many programs to youth and adults throughout South Sound. We rely on a multitude of permanent, seasonal, and part time staff in order to run our programs and make a difference in our community.
OCS is seeking individuals with an open, inclusive mindset that are excited to get others on the water, whether it’s their first or umpteenth time. If you love being on the water and are excited to share that passion with others, OCS is the place for you!
Spring Seasonal Employment Opportunities
OCS is hiring!
We are looking to fill three positions: Opti Green Coach, Opti Champs Coach, and High School Sailing Assistant Coach. Please review the job descriptions for information on the duties, requirements, pay, and benefits.
To apply, please complete the application form and submit a resume and two professional references. Applications are due February 3rd. If hired, the position will start in late February. Interviews and hiring will be conducted on a rolling basis.
Please reach out to Sailing Director and Head Coach, Erin Pamplin, with any questions regarding seasonal employment at:
coacherin@olympiacommunitysailing.org
Summer Seasonal Employment Opportunities
Applications Due April 1
Applications Accepted on a Rolling Basis
OCS is hiring part-time and full-time seasonal staff to run our summer youth sailing camps and adult learn to sail classes. To apply for our seasonal positions please review the desired job description, full out the relevant application form and email your certifications and resume to our Program Director. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis as applications come in.
Please reach out to Program Director, Sandy Rost, with any questions regarding seasonal employment at:
programs@olympiacommunitysailing.org
Applications due June 1!
Junior Instructors
The Junior Instructor Program is a multi-week internship experience designed to bridge the gap between student and Instructor by developing leadership and sailing skills in youth ages 14-16.
This program is designed for sailors to participate for multiple weeks to get the most experience. By the end of the summer, Junior Instructors will have developed a solid foundation of boating and instructional skills that will help them succeed in becoming a certified Instructor.
The JI program is most effective for sailors that are self-motivated to learn leadership, communication, and instructional skills. Sailors will get out of the program what they put into it!
Please reach out to Program Director, Sandy Rost, with any questions regarding seasonal employment at:
programs@olympiacommunitysailing.org