59 Educators providing Swimming Teacher courses

mini swim stars

Welcome to Mini Swim Stars! My name is Clare and I am the owner of this independent swim school. My passion for teaching children to swim started 5 years ago when I started assisting during children's swimming lessons. It didn't take long before I decided to do my teacher training and become a qualified swimming teacher. I worked for a Swim School for a few years and then took some time out when I had my second child, during my break I realised how much I missed swimming and this is when I decided I wanted to start my own swim school specialising in babies....this is the moment Mini Swim Stars Was Born. Since then I have had the pleasure of meeting Emma who had the same passion for teaching swimming and wanted to learn more about becoming a teacher. We have had great fun teaching classes together and I am pleased to say she has since become a qualified teacher and valued member of the Mini Swim Stars family. I am a qualified swimming teacher with the STA and I have gone on to do additional training to specialise in Baby - Preschool swimming lessons. We are passionate about introducing this life saving skill from a young age in a fun and engaging environment for everyone to enjoy.

waves swim & fitness

Waves was formed in January 2018, and started teaching lessons from April 2018. The company was founded by Carrie Morrison. Carrie had been involved in swim schools from a young age, starting water helping back in 2000, later going on to complete her ASA Level 1 Teaching Aquatics qualification. This was shortly followed by her ASA Level 2 Teaching Aquatics, along with completing her RLSS National Rescue Award for Swimming Teacher & Coaches. At this point she began her teaching career. Having successfully run Sandhurst Swim School for 5 years before starting Waves, the two swim schools then merged in April 2020 under Waves Swim & Fitness.

swim snowdonia

Swimming has always been a part of my life. My mum was a swimming teacher so taught me from a very young age. She also introduced me to the open water side over a decade ago and I was instantly hooked. I love everything about being in the open water; from seeking out quick dips in beautiful wild places, to pushing my limits over distance or in races, to swapping stories over steaming mugs of post-swim hot chocolate. I also love triathlon and have been lucky enough to stand on the podium a number of times as well as competing in five age group World Championship races, with a best place finish of 4th. I’m an STA Level 2 Open Water Swimming Coach and Swimming Teacher, a Mountain Leader, and an RLSS Beach Lifeguard. I also have degrees in Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience and Translational Neuroscience, and a keen interest in performance psychology and exercise for mental health and rehabilitation. I set up Swim Snowdonia to reflect my personal values and passion for all aspects of swimming. To showcase the many incredible and diverse wild swimming locations in North Wales. To provide a safe, supportive and fun environment for swimmers to improve their confidence and proficiency. To deliver high quality coaching to those wishing to improve technique, speed, strength, and endurance. And, to cultivate a protective instinct for the environment by demonstrating its wonder, worth and fragility.

ducklings and dolphins swim school

Shane has been teaching our two children to swim for over three years. He is an experienced and enthusiastic teacher and our children have grown in confidence and ability during this period. Freddie and Georgina really enjoy their swimming lessons; Shane has a great rapport with them and tailors his teaching to meet their needs. Their strokes have developed beautifully and he has had a positive impact on their training for triathlons; allowing them both to compete successfully in the Yorkshire series. Shane has encouraged them to take on challenges such as distance swimming and we have seen great progression in their stamina and fitness levels. I would thoroughly recommend Shane as a swimming teacher.

laura sevenus swimming tuition

swimming teams uk

Home Swimming is loved and enjoyed by many and is one of the best ways to keep fit. And if you join a swimming group or team a way of making friends. Teams in the U.K.

jo borthwick swimming tuition

Learning to swim isn’t just about learning the different strokes but about learning to self rescue. We feel the self rescue aspect of swimming is so important that we make sure each pupil is taught this essential skill before learning to swim. Our lessons take place WITHOUT flotation equipment such as armbands, fins or life jackets. Our pupils are taught first and foremost how to rotate to float. This ensures you or your child are equipped with the survival skills required to safely enjoy the water. Once a child / adult achieves this they can then go on to become strong confident swimmers and strong confident individuals

the swim school at balsall common

The swim school currently runs at these locations; Balsall Common Primary School, Coventry Bracknell Swimarium, Bracknell Linden Lodge School, South West London The King's School, Chester Westbury Swimarium, Westbury We also provide weekly school swimming tuition for numerous primary and secondary schools. Sarah Harris and Rick Johnstone, qualified school teachers and ASA swimming teacher trainers, have created a swim tuition programme designed to elicit best results from swimmers on an ongoing basis, by focusing on such important concepts as: MOTIVATION ENJOYMENT EXCITEMENT PROGRESS POSITIVITY SUCCESS We teach small groups of children, from complete beginners to advanced swimmers on the verge of competitive training. Our youngest performers are 2 years old, who are joined in the pool by their parent / carer. Of course safety is a paramount consideration in everything we do. Our programme comprises of 8 attainment levels, with clearly defined criteria for progress from one stage to the next. We promote happiness and enjoyment in swimming and cultivate a success-filled environment for all, at every level throughout the programme. Highly Progressive Programme We have developed an educationally sound, logical and progressive swim programme for our swimmers. Our mission to excite and delight both swimmers and their parents does not distract us from the key issue of how to achieve the best outcomes. Our methodology utilises a range of positive educational delivery modules, including accelerated learning techniques.

broom swim school

Broom Swim School is a privately run family business, based in the gardens of The Grange and is run by Sallie and Alice Walters. The team at Broom always maintain the best standards of teaching and cleanliness, with organised, efficient and professional staff. Broom also has the warmest water locally, set at a balmy 31.5°C. The story of Broom Swim School starts in 1975 when Sallie’s parents, David and Gillian Burden, moved to The Grange and discovered, within it’s overgrown garden, an ornamental Victorian fish pond, complete with pondweed, fish and frogs! Having fished out all the occupants, the pond was converted into an outdoor family swimming pool. In 1986 Sallie returned from London and its office jobs to start up her own business. Having always been a very keen swimmer, competing for the Avon Neptunes in Stratford, Worcester City and various school clubs. Sallie took her ASA Preliminary Teachers Certificate at Crystal Palace, and spent the summer teaching locals, relatives and other unsuspecting people to swim in the family’s outdoor pool. The old wood sheds were converted into changing rooms, and ever eager punters had to race across the lawn, towel in hand, to plunge into the relatively warm water. Once Sallie was fully qualified as an ASA Level 2 Teacher and RLSS Lifeguard, the pool was enclosed within a wooden, log cabin style building. The official opening day was on Saturday 2nd April 1988, when more than 250 people tramped around the pool house and garden, and more importantly, booked lessons and sessions in the pool. In 2009 Sallie’s eldest daughter, Alice, started to work at the Swim School part-time as a fully qualified lifeguard. A keen and competitive swimmer herself, she swam at competition level for Stratford Sharks and school, and then qualified as an ASA Level Two Swimming Teacher. Alice’s love of sports led her to study Sport & Social Sciences at the University of Bath, and after a stint working in London for the 2012 Olympic Organising Committee, she found herself being drawn back to Warwickshire life. Alice now works full-time at the Swim School teaching and running the office with Sallie; and has become the third generation involved in the family business, alongside Sallie’s brother Angus Burden who is our Head of Maintenance. In November 2017, Broom Swim School was honoured and thrilled to be awarded “Swim School Of The Year” at the National Swim England Awards held at Birmingham University. The award means the world to us and our team, and we have dedicated this to the late David and Gillian Burden, without whom there would be no swimming in the garden at Broom.

joe rice first aid training

Qualifications I am a Level 3 First Aid & Defibrillation Instructor. I also have a Level 3 Award in Education and Training (QCF) and can teach the full range of Ofqual (The Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation) regulated Level 2 and Level 3 Awards in a range of First Aid qualifications. My Background I have worked for over 10 years in the leisure industry as a lifeguard, duty manager and swimming teacher. Between 2009 and 2011 I lived in New Zealand and worked as a team building instructor running educational school programmes and corporate days. I instructed climbing, archery and many other activities. I also designed educational climbing programmes promoting road safety that I delivered in schools working along side the New Zealand Police and Ambulance Services. In 2012 I joined Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service and work as a retained firefighter in Okehampton. I have gained many qualifications and experiences with this role and am trained as a casualty carer. It was 2015 when I gained a first aid instructor's qualification. I wanted to run courses locally and make them accessible for businesses and individuals. I am passionate about training and promoting the need for first aid at work and within communities. I am a practical person and endeavour to make my courses as interactive and hands on as possible. In 2017 I helped form a new charity to equip Okehampton with 8 Public Access Defibrillators. Oke PADs is an organisation that will maintain and provide training free of charge to the community.