Welcome to Pro Tennis Jobs
This is to announce to all our users and members some important changes and new features – please be sure to read the message as it contains important information regarding Pro Tennis Jobs.
Changes and new features
- Snoooz Tennis has been renamed Pro Tennis Jobs
- Pro Tennis Jobs now features a combined login – only one account is required for posting tennis jobs and classifieds or for subscribing to one of our products
- New features include image uploads for your Tennis Jobs and Classifieds, a more prominent search and Twitter/Facebook/RSS integration
- Unless you were a current subscriber on the 24th January, you will need to create a new account on Pro Tennis Jobs in order to use our services
- The Free Membership account (lifetime membership) allows you to post a Tennis Job vacancy or tennis classified
- Our Tennis Job Subscriber accounts allow you to view the tennis job contact details and are available from 1 week – 1 year
- Image uploads for your Tennis Jobs or classifieds
- Twitter, Facebook and RSS Feed integration
As with all new sites there may be some bugs in the system – if you come across a bug or if you would like to get in touch, please feel free to contact us via our Contact page.
Be wary of scams with overseas jobs
From time to time we hear from our users about possible scams. Although the scams seem to come and go, we would like to caution all users to be careful.
Here are some of the scam tactics we have heard about:
- Requesting an advance fee from the applicant
- Requesting a fee for a work permit or visa
The above tactics are used particularly with foreign based jobs where the applicant is unlikely to know the local rules and regulations.
Asking for a fee from an applicant is not normal practice – any serious employer would offer a package that may (or may not) include flights, accommodation, food, work permit and visas according to local regulations.
This advice is offered as a guideline and is not exhaustive nor complete. Please conduct your own research before applying for an overseas job. Here are some useful tips:
- Check if the address of the club/facility/organisation can be found on Google or a similar search engine
- Check if the person offering the job is well known or listed in an Association/Federation handbook
- Do some simple research using our old friend, the internet
- Avoid any employers who ask for advance fees