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Heolddu Leisure Centre Introduces Affordable Lifeguard Training for New Career Opportunities.

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Heolddu Leisure Centre is excited to announce the launch of a new affordable lifeguard training courFor just £50, participants can embark on a 13-week journey starting 14th October, acquiring vital lifesaving skills that can pave the way to a future in the Sport & Leisure industry. The course will run every Monday for 13 weeks, providing comprehensive training that includes essential lifesaving techniques, CPR, and first aid. This is a fantastic opportunity for those interested in making a significant impact while pursuing a new career path or enhancing their existing skill set.

To participate in the course, candidates must meet the following swimming requirements:

  • Swim 100 metres on back and front continuously.
  • Swim 50 metres in 60 seconds.
  • Tread water for 30 seconds.
  • Swim 20 metres with a torpedo buoy.

This rigorous training is designed to ensure participants are well-prepared for lifeguarding roles and can handle real-life situations with confidence.

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Those interested in enrolling in the course are encouraged to act quickly, as spaces are limited. For more information or to secure a spot, please contact the reception at Heolddu Leisure Centre on 01443 828 950 or by email at lcheol@caerphilly.gov.uk.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a valuable qualification and start a new career in lifeguarding.e, designed for individuals seeking a rewarding career change or additional work opportunities.


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