To be a community leader inspiring healthy lifestyles through affordable, innovative programs and service excellence.
Calgary, Alberta
Trico Centre for Family Wellness is a community-owned, not-for-profit facility that works in partnership with over 30 south Calgary communities. Our multi-sport facility includes a fitness centre, two NHL-sized rinks, an aquatics centre, a gymnasium, on-site child care, and ten multi-purpose rooms. Our facility is also the home of several health and wellness-related businesses. By offering services that enrich physical, emotional, and intellectual wellness, these tenants add significant value to the community and family-wellness mission of Trico Centre. Our beautiful multi-sport facility includes a fitness centre with 3 lane running track, 2 NHL sized arenas, aquatics centre, gymnasium, on-site child care and multipurpose rooms. As a community leader we strive to inspire lifestyles through affordable, innovative programs and service excellence. Our multitude of programs covers all ages from parent and tot to seniors.
On-site · Calgary
The Power Skate Instructor is responsible for planning and delivering safe, age-appropriate skating programs that improve athletic performance and skill development. They must also assess participant progress, provide constructive feedback, and maintain a safe, organized environment for all athletes.
On-site · Calgary
The Skate Instructor plans and delivers safe, age-appropriate skating lessons to children while fostering skill development and physical literacy. They are also responsible for supervising the activity environment and maintaining professional communication with caregivers regarding participant progress.
On-site · Calgary
The Youth Program Instructor is responsible for planning, organizing, and leading engaging, age-appropriate recreational and educational programs for youth. They provide mentorship and supervision while ensuring a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all participants.
On-site · Calgary
The Dance Instructor is responsible for planning and leading engaging, age-appropriate dance programs for children aged 1.5 to 12 years. They must maintain a safe, inclusive environment while fostering creativity and skill development through various dance styles.
On-site · Calgary
The Recreation Program Instructor designs and leads engaging, developmentally appropriate activities for children aged 1.5 to 14 years. They are responsible for maintaining a safe, inclusive environment while collaborating with families and staff to ensure a positive program experience.