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Swim instructor

Join our Swim School team

Swim instructor in the water teaching a young boy to swim

Already qualified?

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Qualified but yet to complete your practical hours?

How we can assist

Newly qualified as part of your initial training, you will be required to complete a number of supervised training hours. As an AUSTSWIM recognised Gold Swim School we can assist you to complete your supervised training hours.

Complete the below form or call us on 9300 7118 for more information.

Have you considered becoming a swim instructor?

5 great reasons why you should

  • Job satisfaction

  • Always in demand

  • Get paid for doing something you love

  • Stepping stone into the Sport & Rec Industry

  • Flexible hours

How do I become an Instructor?

To become a swimming instructor the following three accreditations and checks are required:

  1. An accredited water safety qualification
    Courses are available through AustSwim and Royal Life Saving WA.

    FREE COURSES FOR ELIGIBLE GROUPS 
    Royal Life Saving WA and the Department of Training and Workforce Development are working together to offer the Swimming & Water Safety Teacher Skill Set (National ID SISSS00112) course for free to eligible participants. Visit the Royal Life Saving WA website for more details

  2. A Working with Children Check (WWC)
    A WWC is a compulsory criminal check required to work with children. 

  3. CPR certification
    A current CPR certification will be required to receive your water safety qualification.

Why join our Swim School

  • An AUSTSWIM and Royal Life Saving WA endorsed Swim School, we are highly regarded within the community.
  • We teach the full spectrum of age groups and levels from beginners through to advanced squad levels, with children 6 months to 15 years and adults.
  • We are always looking for talented swimming instructors to join our team. We search for friendly and outgoing instructors who love the water and are motivated to help children and adults learn to swim.