Are you interested in becoming a trainer of First Aid? Or a Swim Instructor to teach children and adults how to swim and survive in the water? Royal Life Saving WA has a range of training courses that will provide you with the skills, knowledge and qualifications to plan, deliver and assess vocational and non-vocational training courses.
To enrol into a training course please select your preferred training option from the list below:
There are no prerequisites for this course. The Swim Teacher by Royal Life Saving course will provide you with the skills and knowledge required to become a qualified swimming instructor. Learn how to conduct swimming lessons in a safe, efficient and effective manner.
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Swim Instructor Snapshot
Kenya Rowe is a Swim Instructor who was trained by Royal Life Saving WA and works at one of our Endorsed Swim Schools, Bold Park Aquatic Centre.
Kenya loves her job and enjoys making a real difference in children's lives. Watch her story!
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This course will provide participants with an understanding of the examination and assessment criteria for Lifesaving and Resuscitation awards. The p rerequisites for this training course are:
Current Resuscitation qualification (eg. Resuscitation certificate or oxygen resuscitation certificate);
Current Aquatic Rescue qualification (eg. Bronze Medallion, Swimming teacher rescue award, School teacher aquatic rescue training); and
Current Working With Children Check.
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This course will enable participants to examine and assess students for Lifesaving and Resuscitation awards. The p rerequisites for this training course are:
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40110);
Current Advanced First Aid Certificate; and
Current Working with Children Check.
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This course will provide participants with the skills and knowledge to deliver and assess the Royal Life Saving WA resuscitation courses. The prerequisites for this training course are:
Current Resuscitation / CPR qualification (gained within the last 12 months),
Current Working With Children Check.
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Teach others what you know and train the next generation of pool lifeguards and technical operators. To become a pool lifeguard or pool operations trainer, you need:
At least 3-5 years' experience as a pool lifeguard, preferably as a manager/supervisor at an aquatic facility
LIWA Aquatics accreditation
Currently working in the industry
You'll also need a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40116) or at least be currently working towards one
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