Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services

About the Company

The Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services (CFMWS) supports the Canadian Armed Forces members and their families wherever they are in the world through the provision of fitness, recreation and leisure activities, family and charitable support, retail as well as personal financial services. We offer our employees the opportunity to work with a purpose every day in an inclusive, healthy, respectful and rewarding work environment.

Listed Jobs

Company Name

Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services

Job Title

Moniteur ou Monitrice de natation/Sauveteur ou Sauveteure

Job Description

**Job title** Swim Instructor / Lifeguard **Role Summary** Provide safe, engaging water‑based programs for military personnel and their families. Deliver swimming instruction to diverse age groups, design and implement individualized training plans, enforce safety protocols, and intervene in emergencies to prevent accidents. Collaborate with a multi‑disciplinary team to promote healthy, active lifestyles and support family well‑being. **Expectations** - Deliver high‑quality instruction and safety services for military families. - Maintain a safe pool environment and enforce all safety regulations. - Build rapport with clients and encourage continuous improvement. - Work independently and as part of a team to meet program goals. **Key Responsibilities** - Conduct swimming lessons for children, adults, and special‑needs groups; develop age‑appropriate curricula. - Monitor pool users continuously; enforce safety rules and intervene during emergencies. - Perform lifesaving techniques and first‑aid procedures as required. - Plan and implement individualized training and exercise regimens. - Assist with financial transactions and program record‑keeping. - Promote healthy lifestyles and wellness initiatives to participants. - Participate in regular training & professional development. **Required Skills** - Client orientation, strong communication, teamwork, and leadership. - Proactive observation and situational awareness. - Ability to respond swiftly to emergencies and work independently. - Cultural sensitivity when interacting with military families. **Required Education & Certifications** - Valid National Lifeguard Certification. - Current CPR and general first‑aid certification. - Recognised Swim Instructor Certificate. - Child Health Development Principles Certificate or equivalent (high‑five sports). - Healthy Minds for Children with Health Certificate (high‑five) or equivalent. - Proof of experience in public outreach, lifeguarding, and program delivery preferred. ---

Esquimalt, Canada

On site

12-03-2026

Company Name

Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services

Job Title

Monitrice ou Moniteur en loisirs

Job Description

Job Title: Recreational Facilitator Role Summary: Plan, lead, and supervise recreational and wellness sessions for a diverse age range within the Canadian Armed Forces community. Deliver activities that promote physical fitness, mental well‑being, arts, and outdoor skills. Expectations: - Engage participants from preschool to seniors, fostering a positive, inclusive environment. - Safely manage groups, ensuring adherence to health, safety, and program protocols. - Maintain accurate attendance and incident reports. Key Responsibilities: - Coordinate and conduct weekly classes and day camps in arts, fitness, theater, sports, and outdoor recreation. - Design age‑appropriate activity plans that support skill development and social connection. - Apply child‑development principles and implement safety procedures during all sessions. - Collaborate with team members to evaluate and improve program delivery. Required Skills: - Strong client orientation, communication, and teamwork. - Leadership ability to guide participants and manage group dynamics. - Innovative program design and adaptability to varying participant needs. Required Education & Certifications: - Secondary education or equivalent; additional training in health, fitness, or child development preferred. - Valid CPR and basic first aid certification. - Certificate in Healthy Child Development Principles or Canadian Armed Forces High Five Sport certification (completed before end of probation). - Current valid driver’s licence (advantage). ---

Cold lake, Canada

On site

12-03-2026