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Sailing Instructor (Full Time and Part Time)

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Flexible — let's figure it out$30-$30 per hourSeattle, WA

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Sailing Instructor (Full Time and Part Time) - Windworks Sailing & Powerboating Skip to content Row circle Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Sailing Instructor (Full Time and Part Time) Sailing Instructor (Full Time and Part Time) Position Overview Founded in 1992, Windworks Sailing and Powerboating is the premier US Sailing & US Powerboating school in the Pacific Northwest. We offer sailing courses, charter rentals, and ownership opportunities to accommodate every level of sailor and powerboater. Our fleet, classroom, and offices are at Shilshole Bay Marina in Seattle. Windworks’ Basic Keelboat classes are taught aboard Catalina Capri 22 daysailers. Basic Cruising, Bareboat Cruising, and Coastal Passagemaking are taught aboard our cruising fleet of 30-to-42-foot Catalinas, Beneteaus, and Bavarias. Catamaran classes are taught aboard our Lagoon 40. Shore school sessions and Coastal Navigation are held in our dedicated onshore classroom. Courses are scheduled weekdays and weekends year-round. Current US Sailing Instructor Endorsements are not required for new instructors....

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$30-$30 per hour

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