Enabling a billion Indians to enjoy swimming safely and correctly begins with the way one is taught swimming and water safety skills through a structured aquatic education program. Teachers play a critical role in the successful delivery of any education program. Hence towards enabling and empowering current and future teachers of swimming and water safety along with swim coaches looking at improving their fundamental skill understanding, Swimming Matters has partnered with AUSTSWIM from Australia – the Australasian Council for the Teaching of Swimming and Water Safety – for the delivery of their courses.
Enquiry Form
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety (TSW)
The AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety™ course provides candidates with essential competencies to teach swimming and water safety™ to persons from four years of age in swimming pools and confined natural shallow water venues. Accreditation is valid for three years.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infant and Preschool Aquatics (INF)
The course provides the candidate with the competence required to deliver safe and enjoyable aquatic activity programs for children between the age of six months to four years of age.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Aquatics Access and Inclusion (A&I)
The AUSTSWIM Teacher of Aquatics – Access and Inclusion course is designed to provide the knowledge and information required to deliver programs and services that meet the needs of a diverse range of people who use the aquatic environment.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Towards Competitive Strokes (TCS)
The course aims to provide candidates with the competencies to bridge the gap between the teaching and coaching of swimming.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Adults (AD)
The course provides candidates with the essential competencies to teach the adult swimmer.
AUSTSWIM in India
Since November 2013, below are some of the key highlights:
- Till date across 35 courses over 300 swim teachers from 35 cities in the Indian subcontinent have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water safety (TSW) course, 37 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Towards Competitive Strokes (TCS) course and 23 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infants and Preschool Aquatics (INF) course.
- In 2015, to further build on the work being done with us in India, AUSTSWIM’s project – Championing the Australian Way of Swim Teaching and Water Safety in India was chosen for the 2015-16 Australia India Council Grant. This enabled 2-time Australian Olympic Head coach Leigh Nugent to conduct workshops in India and facilitated seven AUSTSWIM swim teachers from India to travel to Australia to get first hand exposure to the aquatic programs there.
- In 2017, in recognition of our work with AUSTSWIM in India our project with the Olympians Association of India – India SWIMS (Swimming and Water safety Is My Solution) to Prevent Drowning – has been one of six projects chosen worldwide by the World Olympians Association for the inaugural Service to Society Grants.
AUSTSWIM TSW course for Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports, Government of Karnataka
Bangalore (16th to 22nd January 2017)
AUSTSWIM TSW course for Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports, Government of Karnataka
Moodabidari (23rd to 29th January 2017)
Swimming Matters curates exciting career opportunities for our AUSTSWIM licensed swim teachers and coaches. Apply to our latest job openings today!
# | Job Id | Job Position | Location |
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Job Id SMTSW001 | Swim Teacher & Jr. Coach | Bhubaneshwar | |
Job Id SMTSW002 | Infant & Pre-school Swim Instructor/Teacher (Female) | Surat | |
Job Id SMTSW003 | Swim Instructor/Teacher | Vile Parle, Mumbai | |
Job Id SMTSW004 | Swim Instructor/Teacher | J.P. Nagar, Bengaluru | |
Job Id SMTSW005 | Swim Instructor/Teacher (Full time) | Bellandur & Yemlur, Bengaluru | |
Job Id SMTSW006 | Swim Instructor/Teacher | Padmanabhnagar | |
Job Enquiry Form
Till date across 35 courses over 300 swim teachers from 35 cities in the Indian subcontinent have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water safety (TSW) course, 37 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Towards Competitive Strokes (TCS) course and 23 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infants and Preschool Aquatics (INF) course.
In 2015, to further build on the work being done with us in India, AUSTSWIM’s project – Championing the Australian Way of Swim Teaching and Water Safety in India was chosen for the 2015-16 Australia India Council Grant. This enabled 2-time Australian Olympic Head coach Leigh Nugent to conduct workshops in India and facilitated seven AUSTSWIM swim teachers from India to travel to Australia to get first hand exposure to the aquatic programs there.
In 2017, in recognition of our work with AUSTSWIM in India our project with the Olympians Association of India – India SWIMS (Swimming and Water safety Is My Solution) to Prevent Drowning – has been one of six projects chosen worldwide by the World Olympians Association for the inaugural Service to Society Grants.
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Enabling a billion Indians to enjoy swimming safely and correctly begins with the way one is taught swimming and water safety skills through a structured aquatic education program. Teachers play a critical role in the successful delivery of any education program. Hence towards enabling and empowering current and future teachers of swimming and water safety along with swim coaches looking at improving their fundamental skill understanding, Swimming Matters has partnered with AUSTSWIM from Australia – the Australasian Council for the Teaching of Swimming and Water Safety – for the delivery of their courses.
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New Courses will be announced shortly!
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- + Training Courses
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AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety (TSW)
The AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety™ course provides candidates with essential competencies to teach swimming and water safety™ to persons from four years of age in swimming pools and confined natural shallow water venues. Accreditation is valid for three years.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infant and Preschool Aquatics (INF)
The course provides the candidate with the competence required to deliver safe and enjoyable aquatic activity programs for children between the age of six months to four years of age.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Aquatics Access and Inclusion (A&I)
The AUSTSWIM Teacher of Aquatics – Access and Inclusion course is designed to provide the knowledge and information required to deliver programs and services that meet the needs of a diverse range of people who use the aquatic environment.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Towards Competitive Strokes (TCS)
The course aims to provide candidates with the competencies to bridge the gap between the teaching and coaching of swimming.
AUSTSWIM Teacher of Adults (AD)
The course provides candidates with the essential competencies to teach the adult swimmer.
AUSTSWIM in India
Since November 2013, below are some of the key highlights:
- Till date across 35 courses over 300 swim teachers from 35 cities in the Indian subcontinent have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water safety (TSW) course, 37 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Towards Competitive Strokes (TCS) course and 23 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infants and Preschool Aquatics (INF) course.
- In 2015, to further build on the work being done with us in India, AUSTSWIM’s project – Championing the Australian Way of Swim Teaching and Water Safety in India was chosen for the 2015-16 Australia India Council Grant. This enabled 2-time Australian Olympic Head coach Leigh Nugent to conduct workshops in India and facilitated seven AUSTSWIM swim teachers from India to travel to Australia to get first hand exposure to the aquatic programs there.
- In 2017, in recognition of our work with AUSTSWIM in India our project with the Olympians Association of India – India SWIMS (Swimming and Water safety Is My Solution) to Prevent Drowning – has been one of six projects chosen worldwide by the World Olympians Association for the inaugural Service to Society Grants.
- + Courses So Far
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AUSTSWIM TSW course for Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports, Government of Karnataka
Bangalore (16th to 22nd January 2017)
AUSTSWIM TSW course for Department of Youth Empowerment and Sports, Government of Karnataka
Moodabidari (23rd to 29th January 2017)
- + Jobs For Swim Teachers
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Swimming Matters curates exciting career opportunities for our AUSTSWIM licensed swim teachers and coaches. Apply to our latest job openings today!
# Job Id Job Position Location Job Id SMTSW001 Swim Teacher & Jr. Coach Bhubaneshwar Job Id SMTSW002 Infant & Pre-school Swim Instructor/Teacher (Female) Surat Job Id SMTSW003 Swim Instructor/Teacher Vile Parle, Mumbai Job Id SMTSW004 Swim Instructor/Teacher J.P. Nagar, Bengaluru Job Id SMTSW005 Swim Instructor/Teacher (Full time) Bellandur & Yemlur, Bengaluru Job Id SMTSW006 Swim Instructor/Teacher Padmanabhnagar Job Enquiry Form
- + Key Highlights
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Till date across 35 courses over 300 swim teachers from 35 cities in the Indian subcontinent have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Swimming and Water safety (TSW) course, 37 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Towards Competitive Strokes (TCS) course and 23 swim teachers have participated in the AUSTSWIM Teacher of Infants and Preschool Aquatics (INF) course.
In 2015, to further build on the work being done with us in India, AUSTSWIM’s project – Championing the Australian Way of Swim Teaching and Water Safety in India was chosen for the 2015-16 Australia India Council Grant. This enabled 2-time Australian Olympic Head coach Leigh Nugent to conduct workshops in India and facilitated seven AUSTSWIM swim teachers from India to travel to Australia to get first hand exposure to the aquatic programs there.
In 2017, in recognition of our work with AUSTSWIM in India our project with the Olympians Association of India – India SWIMS (Swimming and Water safety Is My Solution) to Prevent Drowning – has been one of six projects chosen worldwide by the World Olympians Association for the inaugural Service to Society Grants.