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Do you hold an ASA or STA full Level 2 Teaching Swimming qualification?
Do you want to improve your skills and knowledge as a Swimming Teacher in all areas of aquatics?
Do you want to become a better qualified and more skilled Swimming and Aquatics Teacher?
If so why not join us for the launch of this exciting new programme
Who?
Survive and Save Training and the Excellent Performance Team have partnered with a UK regulated Awarding Organisation to develop a series of qualifications for the leisure sector at levels 2, 3 and 4. These qualifications are designed to meet the needs of learners wishing to develop their sport and management related skills and knowledge within a clear progression pathway, towards higher education. The training provides an opportunity to establish becoming a Swimming Teacher and other roles within the industry as being a career. These qualifications will help address the shortage of highly skilled practitioners and open up opportunities to access university level education.
Both Survive and Save Training and The Excellent Performance Team have a proven track record of delivering ASA accredited qualification including the ASA Level 3 Certificate in Coaching Swimming and ASA Level 2 Swimming Teacher.
What?
The qualifications that will be available (subject to final approval)
| • | Level 4 Certificate / Diploma in Leading and Developing Teaching Swimming and Aquatics Programmes | |
| • | Level 3 Certificate / Diploma in Teaching Swimming and Aquatics Programmes | |
| • | Level 2 Certificate / Diploma in Teaching Swimming and Aquatics Programmes |
The Level 3 flagship qualification (which has a Level 4 option) is designed to develop the 'Advanced' Teacher in swimming and aquatics and become the all-round practitioner with:
| * | Better leadership knowledge and skills | |
| * | Greater swimming and aquatics technical knowledge and skills | |
| * | Increased ability to support and develop yourself and others |
The qualifications have many optional modules to choose from including Water Polo, Teaching Swimming to People with Disabilities and Water Activities for Teaching Pre-School Children.
The great news is that these optional modules can also be completed separately as accredited CPD modules
When and Where?
These programmes will run as several PILOTS starting during the spring of 2017. They will predominantly operate during school holidays and weekends at regional venues including:
| * | West and East London | |
| * | South East, including Kent and West Sussex | |
| * | Midlands |
Interested?
Why not register your interest in the programme now with a view to applying for the first PILOT running early 2017?
Download an information sheet here
Register your Interest and request further information
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