Become a Contract Instructor
We're always looking for new and exciting classes to offer to the community. If you would like to be part of PVRPD programming with offering a class in our Activity Guide, this is the place for you! Contract Instructors set the class fee and are paid based on a District percentage.
Programming Categories:
- Aquatics
- Cultural Arts
- Health & Wellness
- Seniors
- Sports
- Teens
- Tots
Steps to Becoming a Contract Instructor:
- Complete a class proposal and submit for review
- A PVRPD staff member contacts you for an informal interview/meeting
- Review of Contract Instructor Manual
- Completion of required documents
Programming Schedule:
We offer three programming schedules a year based on seasonal Activity Guides. Contract Instructors may offer a class year round or during a specific season you choose. Class proposals are due 6-7 months in advance of the Activity Guide production dates.
- Winter/Spring Activity Guide covering January-April
- Class Proposal due by July 1
- Summer Activity Guide covering May-August
- Class Proposal due by November 1
- Fall Activity Guide covering September-December
- Class proposals due by April 1
Contract Instructor Requirements:
- CPR/First Aid/AED Certificate for Infant/Child/Adult all instructors
- Must be completed every 2 years
- Proof of a clear TB test
- Must be completed every 4 years
- Mandated Reporter Certification
- Must be completed annually
- Live Scan Fingerprinting for all instructors. The following link will show you places in your area and the cost of their rolling fee for Live Scans https://oag.ca.gov/fingerprints/locations?county=Ventura
- Contract – 65/35 split
- Certificate of LIability Insurance and Endorsements
- Name Badges
- W-9
- Emergency Contact Sheet
Class Requirements:
- Contractor Instructors are required to use the Districts class participation wavier sign in sheet at every class.
- Contractor Instrucots are required to complete an Accident and/or Incident Reports as needed and must be notify the District immediately with submitting in the report to the District within 24 hours.
Contract Instructors are Independent Contractors. Instructors are offered a percentage of the fees associated with the class that they are scheduled to teach.
Classes will work on a 65/35 contract. The Instructor will receive 65% of the primary fees (not including any Administrative or Out-of-District fees) and the District will retain 35% for maintenance, publicity, and any other cost incurred by the class.
All fees (except material/supply fees) are collected by the District and the Instructor is pain upon completion of the class. Once your class has finished, Instructors will be asked to submit a Contract Instructor Service Invoice along with signed class waivers for payment.
Download Class Proposal formLive Scan FingerprintingContract Instructor AgreementService Invoice2023 Contract Instructor Handbook
Questions?
Eilanna Vargas, Recreation Supervisor
evargas@pvrpd.org, 805.482.1996 x108