Royal Life Saving offers a number of lifesaving programs and awards through schools, pools and community groups. The award scheme has several strands, each with a sequential flow, with awards that can be gained progressively by people of all ages and abilities.
The central component of Royal Life Saving’s lifesaving awards is the Bronze Medallion which has been operating for over 100 years with many Australians undertaking the program since commencement. The Bronze Medallion is considered the pinnacle of the lifesaving awards in the community.
Lifesaving skills learnt and developed through the program are highly regarded in the community and may even lead to or enhance the chances of starting a career. Holders of the Bronze Medallion award are recognised as having gained a minimum standard as a qualified lifesaver.
To find out more or to enrol into a Bronze Medallion training course in Perth or Western Australia please select your preferred training option from the list below:
The Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medallion is recognised as the minimum standard for a qualified lifesaver. This course will enhance your personal survival skills while providing you with the knowledge and skills to develop the level of judgement, technique and physical ability required to safely carry out water rescues.
This training course is suitable for anyone over 14 years with a reasonable level of fitness and swimming ability.
This training course is suitable for a previous holder of a Bronze Medallion award. If you need to update or requalify your Bronze Medallion certificate, please select this option.