TOP 10 LIFEGUARD TRAINING COURSES IN UK

Course designed for those needing a higher level of water safety and rescue training.  Learners will cover hydrology, wading, swimming (aggressive & defensive), knots, anchors, pulleys, lowers, vectors, tethered rescues, running rescues, safety systems, welfare and medical considerations, and PPE.

Our face-to-face health and social care courses cover a wide range of topics, from Care Home Health and Safety to Managing Challenging Behaviour, and can be delivered at our base in Liverpool, at your office or a location of your choosing.

This training course acknowledges the critical importance of safeguarding vulnerable individuals, especially young people, from the harmful influence posed by these criminal activities. 

This course will provide delegates with a clear understanding of their responsibilities in safeguarding liberty and the correct procedure to follow for lawful deprivation where this is appropriate.

This course ensures that staff can recognise and respond to abuse and neglect and are aware of their responsibilities with regards to the protection of vulnerable adults.

These courses are certificated by us and delivered face to face by a trainer, on site at a location of your choice.  We can also deliver most information and theory-based courses by live trainer video link if you choose.  If you do not have a training venue available, please contact us to discuss...

The National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ) is the official Royal Life Saving Society (RLSS) qualification required for lifeguards.

The internationally recognised Royal Lifesaving Society (RLSS UK) National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ) is not only a qualification that will train you to become a Pool Lifeguard but can also be a stepping stone into a career within the leisure industry.

This course is ideal for learners who would like to work as a lifeguard in a swimming pool or leisure centre in a pool supervision capacity.

The course is comprised of two units. Unit One, includes first aid, CPR and water rescue skills. Unit Two will determine your ability to apply the skills and knowledge acquired in Unit One to a work-related environment.