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Aquatic Industry Workforce Profile

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Aquatic facilities and swim schools are important cultural institutions that provide many social, economic and health benefits to Australians of all ages. Royal Life Saving estimates that there are:


  • More than 1,306 aquatic facilities, and 807 swim schools, most small- and medium-sized

  • More than 1.5 million children aged 0-14 years participating in lessons and squads

  • More than 333 million pool visits annually, with each visit creating health benefits worth $26.39 The Royal Life Saving National Aquatic Industry Workforce Profile 2019 found that:

  • The workforce is predominantly female; 60% of pool lifeguards and 85% of swimming and water safety teachers

  • The aquatic industry provides a great career start for young people; 40% of pool lifeguards and 23% swimming and water safety teachers are aged 18 to 24 years.


Open National-Aquatic-Industry-Workforce-Profile-2019.pdf

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