Physical Education Instructor

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• Job Posting Title Physical Education Instructor

Job Description: Summary Faculty

Job Description

The Wellesley College Physical Education department is seeking a dynamic, professional Beginner Level Yoga Instructor for a four course load (2 classes/semester) in the Academic Year 2026-2027. If you love balancing rigorous technical training with creative mentorship, this is the perfect opportunity to work with intellectually curious and physically disciplined undergraduate students in a professional-grade studio environment. Schedule & Term This is a part-time position structured across two distinct semesters. Semester I: Tuesdays & Fridays, 11:20 AM – 12:20 PM and 2:10 PM – 3:10 PM Approximate Dates: September 8-December 9, 2026 Semester II: Tuesdays & Fridays, 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM and 11:20 AM – 12:20 PM Approximate Dates: February 1- May 5, 2027 Note: Total commitment is 2 class sections per semester. Compensation Rate: $2,000 per semester class section Total Annual Compensation: $8,000 for the full academic year (4 classes total) Key Responsibilities Introductory Instruction: Lead weekly, 60-minute sessions tailored specifically to beginners, focusing on fundamental postures, basic breathing, and prop usage. Accessible Pace: Design slow, progressive flows that build student confidence; use clear, anatomical, and secular language.

Administration

• Handle all required course duties, including attendance tracking, responding to emails and grading (Pass/Fail). Requirements Minimum RYT-200 certification from an accredited yoga school. Current CPR/AED certification. 1–2 years of experience teaching group yoga, with a demonstrated knack for beginner populations. Contact To learn more, please contact
• Martha
• Dietrick,
• Associate
• Director for
• Finance &
• Personnel,
• PERA: ·
• Email: mdietrick@wellesley.edu ·
• Phone: 781-283-2023 ·
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