TOP 10 LIFEGUARD TRAINING COURSES IN AUSTRALIA

This Skill Set provides the skills to supervise the safety of participants in aquatic recreation facilities and manage water-based rescues and emergencies. The primary objective of a Pool Lifeguard at an aquatic location is to supervise patrons within the aquatic environment and to assist in preven...

To assist lifeguards in planning for work as a Pool Lifeguard, Wollongong First Aid offers the Professional Pool Lifeguard Course. This course is designed specifically for those that wish to gain industry skills to apply for the position of Pool Lifeguard.

The RLSSQ Pool Lifeguard course develops participants' acceptable standards of knowledge, judgement and physical abilities in the supervision of people in swimming pools.

The Pool Lifeguard course provides the minimum requirements for those persons wishing to provide supervision and integrated rescue responses in an aquatic environment.

This course will equip candidates with the skills and knowledge required to supervise swimming pool users. The course focus includes pool surveillance, scanning techniques, rescue skills, oxygen resuscitation and emergency care.

The Pool Lifeguard Skill Set  issued by Royal Life Saving is recognised throughout Australia and in many countries around the world. It is an entry-level professional qualification that can lead to an exciting career in the aquatic and recreation industry.

Our mission is simple; saving lives, creating great Australians and building better communities.

Our accredited Pool Lifeguard Skill Set  courses are for people who have responsibility for the supervision and safety of people in and around swimming pools including those involved in aquatic exercise‚ swim coaching and aquatic excursions.

All our courses are aligned to the National Vocational Framework and delivered in partnership with the APOLA Lifeguard Training Academy.

Lifeguards are highly trained and very knowledgeable about beach safety and conditions. When you arrive at the beach look for the lifeguards. Feel free to ask them about the day’s conditions,