Kitesurfing Management Jobs (2026)
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Lead the way in the fast-paced kitesurfing industry. Find senior roles in general management, department leadership (Marketing, Sales, Ops, Product), center management, and strategic planning. See resources below or the full Career Guide.
Looking for more information? Check out our Kitesurfing Career Guide.
Management Resources:
- Understand the role: What Does a Kite School Manager Do? (External)
- Hiring practices: Hiring & Training Instructors (External)
- Starting a business: How to Start a Kiteboarding School (External)
- Operational tips: Managing Seasonal Demand (External)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What management positions are available in kitesurfing?
Positions include kite school/center managers, retail store managers, brand/marketing directors, operations directors, regional managers, general managers, and C-level roles at larger companies. School management roles are particularly common.
What experience is needed for management roles?
Most management positions require 3-5+ years of relevant experience. School managers typically need instructor experience plus business skills. Brand managers need industry knowledge plus proven leadership. An MBA or business degree is valued but not always required.
Do management roles offer relocation packages?
Many international positions, especially school manager roles in destination locations, include relocation support: housing, visa sponsorship, flights, and sometimes a car or scooter. Packages vary by location and company size.
Is kitesurfing experience required for management?
For school management: almost always yes, often with instructor certification. For brand/corporate management: not strictly required, but deep industry understanding and passion for the sport are strongly preferred by most employers.