2. Responsibility to US Sailing: Once you become certified, you represent US Sailing and reflect its standards every time you teach sailing. Among your primary professional responsibilities is a duty to US Sailing and your fellow certified instructors to live up to the standards of your certification credential.


You must keep the following up-to-date: E US Sailing Membership E Instructor Certification E First Aid E CPR E SafeSport


3. Responsibility to Yourself: To be fair to yourself and all those who rely on you, you need to stay healthy, alert, positive and focused.


Attributes of a US Sailing Instructor (Personal & Professional Skill Rubric from Level 1 Instructor Course)


E Punctuality - Arrives well in advance.


E Professional Appearance - Is dressed appropriately, wears closed-toed shoes and presents themself in a professional way throughout the course.


E Effort/ Preparation - Is well-prepared for all presentations and evaluations. E Professional Conduct


- Presents self


prepares; takes seriously the material covered; is attentive to and respectful of students and other coaches and instructors.


E Open Minded - Is totally open to and embraces alternative approaches and differences of opinion.


E Positive Attitude - Always demonstrates through word and actions a positive attitude throughout the course.


E Equipment Management - Demonstrates a high degree of respect for equipment, facility and the environment.


E Leadership Skills - Takes initiative and motivates others to act in a professional manner through actions and/or words.


E Participation in Discussion - Is always prepared, participates actively and contributions reflect understanding of the material on multiple levels.


E Collaboration Skills (Team Player) - Works well with others, shares ideas/ insights, supports other ICs in their efforts and provides meaningful feedback throughout the course.


in a safe and professional way;


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