Oakcliff accepts trainees with a wide variety of skill levels at a wide range of ages, from absolute beginner sailor to seasoned racer. What we look for is a drive to succeed. If you’re wondering if Oakcliff is right for you, don’t ask yourself, “Am I good enough?” Ask yourself, “Do I want it badly enough?” Trainees who are self-driven, organized, and motivated thrive in Oakcliff’s flexible training environment.
Our program schedules a mix of sailing, boat work, and physical training. We encourage trainees to get interested and show initiatives in their own projects. Have you discovered an interest in sailmaking? Or want to learn all there is to know about managing a sailing team or becoming a boat captain? We will make room in the program schedule so you can pursue your passions.
This position is full time: Summer 6 days a week, Winter generally 5 days a week but with travel and fleet management in Florida. Reports to: Oakcliff Shore Manager Coordinates with: Oakcliff Regatta and Training Program Directors, High Performance Trainees and US Sailing Olympic Team
The Manager of Communications and Public Relations is responsible for all communication, marketing and promotional initiatives for Oakcliff Sailing as well as some fundraising and sponsorship support. His / Her responsibilities include the daily promotion, enhancement and management of Oakcliff’s outstanding reputation and continued growth.
Two Positions Open This position is full time: Summer 6 days a week, Winter 5 days a week, 3 week break at the end of the year Reports to: Shore Manager Coordinates with: Regatta and Training Program Directors and Trainees Specializing in one technical area:
The Development Manager is responsible for Oakcliff’s revenue streams including fundraising, sponsorship and other commercial activities and is integral in developing the messaging. His / Her responsibilities include daily collaboration with the Communications Manager and senior staff, specifically the Executive Director to leverage Oakcliff’s outstanding
