Atlantic Pool Service

WAGE:

Firsttimers: $16.5/hour

Returnees: $17/hour (whether they worked for us or another lifeguard company previously)

Total average summer wage: $10382 (This figure is based on a student survey. The amount depends on the start date, end date, and total number of working hours)

Days per week: 5-6 days, guaranteed hours per week: 43-50 on average, hours per week in 2026: 49

Overtime: wage is 1.5x normal rate for any hours over 40 in a given week

$150 end of season bonus for students who work through Labor Day and do not get in trouble.

BONUSES:

Tento zamestnávateľ ti prepláca nasledovné poplatky podľa tvojho dátumu začiatku práce = start date!

Podmienkou preplatenia nižšie uvedených poplatkov je ostať pracovať do end date 6.9.2027 (vrátane).

Ak prídeš do 29.5.2027 = tvoj Start Date, čiže už v tento deň začneš pracovať, zamestnávateľ ti preplatí CELÝ PROGRAMOVÝ POPLATOK v hodnote 1449 USD + Sevis fee 35 USD (v rámci procesu vybavovania víz, čiže tieto poplatky vôbec neplatíš, my ti nevystavujeme žiadnu USD faktúru). Zároveň ti preplatia aj Lifeguard kurz v hodnote 300 USD* (preplatia ti ho v USA).

*Preplatenie LG kurzu platí pre všetkých prvo-účastníkov.

Ak prídeš do 4.6.2027 = tvoj Start Date, čiže už v tento deň začneš pracovať, tak zamestnávateľ ti preplatí 1000 USD z tvojho programového poplatku + Sevis fee 35 USD a ty platíš LEN 449 USD.

Ak prídeš do 11.6.2027 = tvoj Start Date čiže už v tento deň začneš pracovať, tak ti zamestnávateľ prispeje sumou 850 USD z tvojho programového poplatku + Sevis fee 35 USD a ty platíš LEN 599 USD.

Ak prídeš po 11.6.2027  zamestnávateľ ťa príjme, ale už nič nepreplatí, hradíš si všetky poplatky sám.

HOUSING: 

Provided (all students employed by this employer must reside in provided housing). Estimated cost of housing for the whole season is $1998 (Deducted in six installments of $333 each); utilities are included, except internet and cable; The student is required to pay the full fee regardless of their work start date.

+ refundable deposit $250* due upon arrival (employer will still give the students the option to pay $50 when they arrive, then they can deduct the remaining $200 from their paychecks or employer can collect the full $250 in cash at arrival). The cost of housing will be the same for all participants no matter when you arrive and start working for this employer.

Apartments will be furnished with a sofa and love seat, dining table and chairs, lamps and telephone. Bedrooms are furnished with 1 twin bed (mattress, box spring and frame) per person, 1 night stand per person, bedding (pillow, sheets and blanket), bathrooms will be provided a shower curtain. Kitchens will be supplied with plasticware (knives, forks, spoons), plastic plates, bowls and cups, toaster and dish washer (kitchenware not included).  Washer and dryer may be in unit or in building.

Apartments will have 2 to 3 bedrooms, 2 to 3 tenants per room, with 5 to 7 tenants per unit.

Housing may be located in Alexandria, Arlington, Falls Church, Fairfax, Oakton and Centreville. Housing is no more than between 8-10 kilometers away from their pools and many are much closer than that.

Students will be given an opportunity to request specific areas to live as well as choosing roommates for the summer.

Pool locations: state Virginia, Arlington, Annandale, Alexandria, Fairfax, Chantilly, Centreville, Falls Church, Burke, Oakton, Vienna

Pools are located in condos or apartments, complexes and neighborhoods, including recreation clubs,  homeowners and community associations.

How to get to work? Walk, bike, or public transportation

Students usually ride a bike to and from work, pools are 20-40 minutes by bike from apartments.

Some students recommend running to and from job site as good exercise.

Students will be given an opportunity to purchase bikes (at their own expense) upon arrival.

Atlantic Pool Service also recommends students purchase a bike helmet, lock and light.

Pick-up at the airport: not provided

LOCATION:

Watch the National Zoo’s conservation efforts firsthand along the Asia Trail. Pay a visit to giant pandas Mei Xiang and Tian Tian and take a peek at their tiny neighbors, the red pandas.

See the stars in Rock Creek Park at the only planetarium operated by the National Park Service. Tours of the night sky are free.

Fly a kite next to the Washington Monument for a great photo.

Sit in the lobby of the Willard InterContinental Washington and imagine history unfolding. The hotel is where Julia Ward Howe wrote “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” where President Ulysses S. Grant popularized the term “lobbyist” and where Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote his renowned “I Have a Dream” speech.

Head to the National Museum of Women in the Arts, the only museum in the world dedicated exclusively to recognizing the work of women artists. Admission is free on Community Day, the first Sunday of every month.