They have skills in leadership and management. They’re big on curriculum and standards. And they usually have the summers off.It’s no wonder the aquatics industry wants to recruit more school teachers to work as managers — a desire that’s growing as employers try to staff pools amid a challenging labor market.“We’re looking for somebody who has the maturity to deal with young adults and adults. And a teacher fits that perfectly,” said Jim Darke, president of American Pool Aquatic Solutions.  Read More…

Source: Want to Find a Good Pool Manager? Go to School| Aquatics International Magazine | Labor Burden, Leadership, Training, Lifeguards, Pools