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This course is aimed at you as a Teacher, who may be required to perform basic water rescues in a range of situations. This course will focus on the sequence of steps required to perform a rescue, according to accepted best practice principles, relevant legislation and organisational policies. Completing a basic water rescue course is an essential component of swim teacher training, and it is important for swim teachers to continually update their skills and knowledge in this area. Our Perform Water Basic Rescue Program includes: Aquatic rescue skills and knowledge Qualification required to supervise aquatic school-based activities (SISCAQU002 Perform Basic Water Rescue) Comply with DoE Sport Safety Guidelines, swimming & water safety Professional development for a swim teacher licence renewal Course cost $100 Find the next course in your area: Perform Basic Water Rescue course dates: Region Date Location Illawarra 10 May 2023 Wollongong Tennis Club Sydney 25 May 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Denistone East Sydney 15 June 2023 Granville Swimming Centre Tasmania 17 June 2023 Collegiate Pool Sydney 29 June 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Denistone East Swim Teacher – teacher swimming & water safety course dates: Region Date Location Sydney 11 May 2023 Nepean Aquatic Centre Hunter & Central Coast 13 May 2023 Toronto Swim Centre Sydney 14 May 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Seven Hills Sydney 21 May 2023 Hawkesbury Oasis Illawarra 25 May 2023 Kiama Leisure Centre Sydney 27 May 2023 Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre Illawarra 27 May 2023 Sutherland Leisure Centre Hunter & Central Coast 28 May 2023 Toronto Swim Centre Sydney 1 June 2023 Nepean Aquatic Centre Western NSW 3 June 2023 Orange Aquatic Centre Sydney 4 June 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Denistone East Sydney 11 June 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Seven Hills Tasmania 11 June 2023 Oceana Health & Fitness Northern NSW 16 June 2023 Coffs Harbour Olympic Pool Sydney 17 June 2023 Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre Hunter & Central Coast 17 June 2023 Maitland Aquatic Centre Sydney 22 June 2023 Nepean Aquatic Centre Sydney 24 June 2023 Whitlam Leisure Centre Riverina 24 June 2023 RLS (Riverina Region), Wagga Wagga Illawarra 24 June 2023 Sutherland Leisure Centre ACT 25 June 2023 Aqua Harmony Funded positions are available for eligible candidates in Swim Teacher. Find out more here> 15 May 2023 Aquatic qualification for supervising children in and around water Swimming & Lifesaving < Back to News This course is aimed at you as a Teacher, who may be required to perform basic water rescues in a range of situations. This course will focus on the sequence of steps required to perform a rescue, according to accepted best practice principles, relevant legislation and organisational policies. Completing a basic water rescue course is an essential component of swim teacher training, and it is important for swim teachers to continually update their skills and knowledge in this area. Our Perform Water Basic Rescue Program includes: Aquatic rescue skills and knowledge Qualification required to supervise aquatic school-based activities (SISCAQU002 Perform Basic Water Rescue) Comply with DoE Sport Safety Guidelines, swimming & water safety Professional development for a swim teacher licence renewal Course cost $100 Find the next course in your area: Perform Basic Water Rescue course dates: Region Date Location Illawarra 10 May 2023 Wollongong Tennis Club Sydney 25 May 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Denistone East Sydney 15 June 2023 Granville Swimming Centre Tasmania 17 June 2023 Collegiate Pool Sydney 29 June 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Denistone East Swim Teacher – teacher swimming & water safety course dates: Region Date Location Sydney 11 May 2023 Nepean Aquatic Centre Hunter & Central Coast 13 May 2023 Toronto Swim Centre Sydney 14 May 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Seven Hills Sydney 21 May 2023 Hawkesbury Oasis Illawarra 25 May 2023 Kiama Leisure Centre Sydney 27 May 2023 Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre Illawarra 27 May 2023 Sutherland Leisure Centre Hunter & Central Coast 28 May 2023 Toronto Swim Centre Sydney 1 June 2023 Nepean Aquatic Centre Western NSW 3 June 2023 Orange Aquatic Centre Sydney 4 June 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Denistone East Sydney 11 June 2023 RLS Aquatic Academy - Seven Hills Tasmania 11 June 2023 Oceana Health & Fitness Northern NSW 16 June 2023 Coffs Harbour Olympic Pool Sydney 17 June 2023 Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre Hunter & Central Coast 17 June 2023 Maitland Aquatic Centre Sydney 22 June 2023 Nepean Aquatic Centre Sydney 24 June 2023 Whitlam Leisure Centre Riverina 24 June 2023 RLS (Riverina Region), Wagga Wagga Illawarra 24 June 2023 Sutherland Leisure Centre ACT 25 June 2023 Aqua Harmony Funded positions are available for eligible candidates in Swim Teacher. 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The Royal Life Saving Society is committed to recognising the efforts of its dedicated members and volunteers. Their service can be recognised by their individual club, peers, workplace, etc. and recommended to the Board of Directors through the use of State, Australian and Commonwealth Honours Award Systems. Nominations are called for Honours to be presented to volunteers for their service to the Society in promoting lifesaving and water safety activities throughout their local communities. In considering candidates for these awards, the level of performance and the quality of the service rendered are the necessary and key components to be reviewed and considered before any Honour or award may be granted. Other criteria such as years of service, contributions, membership, council, club or committee involvement, continuous service, reach of service, etc are important factors. They play a role in determining the candidate’s eligibility and the level of the Honour awarded. All criteria listed, including the citation must be considered in assessing each candidate. Care must be exercised in the review and selection process to ensure that each candidate is a worthy recipient of the award. There should be a normal forward progression through the Honours awards. Candidates nominated for a NSW Honour will be assessed by the Royal Life Saving NSW Branch Honours Committee. Similarly, candidates nominated for an Australian award will be endorsed by the NSW Branch Board of Directors and forwarded to National Office Honours committee and candidates nominated for a Commonwealth award will be endorsed by the National Office and forwarded to the Commonwealth Honours Committee. New South Wales, Australian and Commonwealth Honours are listed in the downloadable form below. The prerequisites are a guide only and Honours are aimed at recognising the continual voluntary work of the Society’s members rather than occasional instruction or involvement. As mentioned, Honours are awarded in order and a ‘higher’ Honour is generally not awarded if the ‘lower’ Honour has not been previously awarded unless under exceptional circumstances. Nominees must be members of the Society. It is not the policy of the Honours committee to reply to unsuccessful applicants. All successful applicants will be listed in the Society’s Annual Report. Nominations close at the Society's Office on Friday 29 April, 2022. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to telephone (02) 9634 3700. 31 Mar 2022 Royal Life Saving calling for Honours Nominations Members & Partners < Back to News The Royal Life Saving Society is committed to recognising the efforts of its dedicated members and volunteers. Their service can be recognised by their individual club, peers, workplace, etc. and recommended to the Board of Directors through the use of State, Australian and Commonwealth Honours Award Systems. Nominations are called for Honours to be presented to volunteers for their service to the Society in promoting lifesaving and water safety activities throughout their local communities. In considering candidates for these awards, the level of performance and the quality of the service rendered are the necessary and key components to be reviewed and considered before any Honour or award may be granted. Other criteria such as years of service, contributions, membership, council, club or committee involvement, continuous service, reach of service, etc are important factors. They play a role in determining the candidate’s eligibility and the level of the Honour awarded. All criteria listed, including the citation must be considered in assessing each candidate. Care must be exercised in the review and selection process to ensure that each candidate is a worthy recipient of the award. There should be a normal forward progression through the Honours awards. Candidates nominated for a NSW Honour will be assessed by the Royal Life Saving NSW Branch Honours Committee. Similarly, candidates nominated for an Australian award will be endorsed by the NSW Branch Board of Directors and forwarded to National Office Honours committee and candidates nominated for a Commonwealth award will be endorsed by the National Office and forwarded to the Commonwealth Honours Committee. New South Wales, Australian and Commonwealth Honours are listed in the downloadable form below. The prerequisites are a guide only and Honours are aimed at recognising the continual voluntary work of the Society’s members rather than occasional instruction or involvement. As mentioned, Honours are awarded in order and a ‘higher’ Honour is generally not awarded if the ‘lower’ Honour has not been previously awarded unless under exceptional circumstances. Nominees must be members of the Society. It is not the policy of the Honours committee to reply to unsuccessful applicants. All successful applicants will be listed in the Society’s Annual Report. RLSNSW_HonourFormpdf .pdf Download PDF • 924KB Nominations close at the Society's Office on Friday 29 April, 2022 . If you have any questions please do not hesitate to telephone (02) 9634 3700 . Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts A Great Day on the Green at the Drowning Prevention Golf Day News and Media National Drowning Report 2026: New South Wales drowning toll reinforces need for action News and Media Celebrate World First Aid Day with 10% Off First Aid Training News and Media

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