Toronto Is Hiring So Many Waterside Positions For The Summer & You Can Make Up To $27/hr
Stay near the water this summer!
Working during the summer months is always rough, but nabbing a position that lets you sit waterside can definitely help ease the transition.
Thankfully, there are a few Toronto jobs left that will allow you to lounge near the water and get paid the big bucks.
So get your resume ready!
Lifeguard
Salary: $17.04 an hour
Company: City of Toronto
Who Should Apply: Anyone with strong swimming skills who is used to handling lots of responsibility.
Swim Instructor
Salary: $17.62 an hour
Company: City of Toronto
Who Should Apply: Anyone with teaching experience who lives for the water.
Aqua Fitness Instructor
Salary: $27.04 an hour
Company: City of Toronto
Who Should Apply: Anyone with experience in fitness instruction who also has a strong knowledge of water training.
Lifeguard Waterfront
Salary: $17.62 an hour
Company: City of Toronto
Who Should Apply: Anyone whose dream job includes soaking up rays on the waterfront and keeping people safe.
Aquatic Program Assistant
Salary: $15.20 an hour
Company: City of Toronto
Who Should Apply: Anyone looking for a slightly more entry-level job in the world of pool work.
Lifeguard (East York)
Salary: $17.04 an hour
Company: City of Toronto
Who Should Apply: Anyone with lifeguard experience that is looking to work in the East York area.
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