Become a Lifeguard or a Swim teacher
This is the first step to getting into the leisure industry.
Become a swimming Teacher
Are you passionate about helping the next generation to learn to swim?
Then we want to hear from you, we are looking for a level 1 qualified swimming teacher to join our team! However a level 2 qualification would be advantageous
The role will consist of teaching children of all ages.
Jobs available now: Swimming Teacher, Skipton, (088643) (engageats.co.uk)
Salary: £13.93 - £15.17 per hour
We have a number of shifts available from weekdays, evenings and weekends
Book the Swim Teacher course at Craven Leisure now:
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Lifeguard
When is our next Lifeguard course?
August 19th - 24th Monday - Saturday (not Thursday)
Any further questions or to book please email our Swim representative
fiona.cowgill@northyorks.gov.uk
Other RLSS lifeguard courses can be found here:
https://www.rlss.org.uk/national-pool-lifeguard-qualification
Future planned dates are (click to book)
What’s being a lifeguard like?
Lifeguards benefit from varied working hours which you can easily fit around your other commitments, working within a team and there’s also the opportunity to progress your career within the leisure industry as most leisure managers start off as Pool Lifeguards.
Learn skills for life
There is the option to obtain additional qualifications during an NPLQ course, these will include additional hours:
Benefits
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Excellent starting point for a career in the leisure industry
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Opportunity for career progression, as most leisure managers start off as Pool Lifeguards
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Varied working hours
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Work within a team
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The NPLQ is recognised around the world, so potential to work and travel
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Great way for students to fund studies
Learn essential life skills, including First Aid and CPR
How do I become a lifeguard?
Lifeguard Course Pre-Requisites
Every candidate attending a NPLQ course must be 16-years-old at the time of taking the NPLQ final assessment and be able to:
- Jump / dive into deep water
- Swim 50 metres in less than 60 seconds
- Swim 100 metres continuously on front and back in deep water
- Tread water for 30 seconds
- Surface dive to the floor of the pool
- Climb out unaided without ladder/steps and where the pool design permits