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Adaptive Sports Assistant Instructor

ASPHALT GREEN INC
Posted 5 months ago, valid for 12 days
Location

New York, NY 10008, US

Salary

$25 per hour

Contract type

Part Time

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  • The position of Adaptive Sports Assistant Instructor at Asphalt Green is a part-time role located in New York, NY, offering a salary of $25.00 per hour.
  • This job requires experience working with children in various settings, such as schools or camps, and a patient and encouraging approach is essential.
  • Instructors will support children and teens aged 3-16 during weekend classes, helping them engage and succeed while following the Lead Instructor's guidance.
  • Ideal candidates may include paraprofessionals, ABA therapists, coaches, or students in relevant fields like education or psychology.
  • Joining Asphalt Green provides an opportunity to make a meaningful impact while gaining hands-on experience in inclusive programming and access to professional development.

Job DetailsJob Location: Both - UES and BPC - New York, NY 10128Position Type: Part TimeSalary Range: $25.00 HourlyJob Category: NonprofitAbout Us Asphalt Green is a nonprofit organization dedicated to sports, fitness, and play for all. Our mission is to create inclusive opportunities and pathways that promote health, confidence, and connection. Through Everyone Plays programming, we offer small-group classes designed for neurodivergent and disabled youth, including Playground Pathways, Everyone Plays: Soccer, and Everyone Swims.   Position Summary As an Adaptive Sports Assistant Instructor, you will provide direct participant support during 50-minute weekend classes for children and teens ages 3–16. Assistant Instructors are paired with one to two athletes and help them engage successfully throughout class while following the direction of the Lead Instructor and Program Coordinator. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working closely with children, staying active, and creating positive experiences through movement and play.   Who You Are You are patient, energetic, dependable, and enjoy helping children succeed. You can follow direction, adapt to different needs, and build trust with young athletes through encouragement and consistency. You stay engaged in active environments and bring a positive attitude to every class.   This role is a great fit for: • Paraprofessionals • ABA therapists / behavior technicians • SEITs • Direct Support Professionals • Special education classroom staff • Camp counselors • Coaches or sports instructors • Childcare providers • Therapy aides or graduate students in OT/PT/SLP • Students studying education, psychology, kinesiology, or recreation   Key Responsibilities • Be paired with 1–2 athletes during class sessions • Provide individualized support based on each athlete’s needs and goals • Follow the guidance of the Lead Instructor and Program Coordinator • Encourage participation, confidence, communication, and social interaction • Help athletes remain engaged, regulated, and successful during activities • Maintain a safe, organized, and welcoming environment • Assist with equipment setup and cleanup before and after classes QualificationsRequired Qualifications • Experience working with children in school, camp, coaching, therapy, childcare, or recreation settings • Reliable, punctual, and professional work habits • Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with others • Supportive, patient, and encouraging approach • Ability to stay active throughout shifts and move equipment up to 25 lbs • Ability to follow instruction and respond calmly in dynamic environments Preferred Qualifications • Experience supporting neurodivergent youth or individuals with disabilities • Familiarity with ABA strategies, behavior support, or classroom paraprofessional work • Familiarity with DIR Floortime, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), or strengths-based approaches • Knowledge of inclusive recreation or adaptive sports • Bilingual or multilingual skills • Relevant coursework or degree in a related field   Why Join Us • Make a meaningful impact on children and families • Gain hands-on experience in inclusive programming • Grow professionally in youth sports and recreation • Access to Special Olympics trainings and professional development • Free gym membership To Apply




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