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Welcome to
the
Pacific
Islands Club Guam
Clubmate Information
Web Site!
 What
is a Clubmate?
Clubmates are PIC's
front line recreation staff who work in the SEA (Sports, Entertainment, and
Activities) department. They organize activities, teach lessons, act as lifeguards monitoring the pools and
beach, maintain equipment, and provide
entertainment for the guests.
 What
does PIC look for in a Clubmate?
PIC looks for fun, friendly, customer service oriented people who are energetic, responsible,
athletic, and who like working outdoors. In addition PIC seeks out:
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Individuals who
can instruct and participate in sports to include: tennis, archery,
volleyball, basketball, swimming, water aerobics, windsurfing, and sailing.
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Persons who can
speak Japanese, Korean, or Chinese.
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People with
experience in: life guarding, CPR/First Aid, audio/visual technology, dancing, child-care, etc.
 What do Clubmates
receive?
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Round-trip airfare from the U.S. based on
a six-month contractual agreement.
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A hotel room on property shared with
another Clubmate.
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Three meals a day in the guest dining
room or the staff cafeteria.
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Access to the resort's facilities on
off-time.
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Inexpensive medical/dental insurance.
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Hourly wage of $6.50 plus overtime for
hours worked over 40 per week.
 Who
may apply?
Guam is a Territory of the United States of America and subject
to US Immigration laws, therefore,
all applicants must be US citizens or
"green card" holders.
PIC also requires its Clubmate applicants
to be at least 21 years old, be Red Cross or YMCA First Aid/Water safety
certified, and to be able to commit to a six month contract.
Last updated on January 15, 2010
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