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If you’re 15 or
older and looking for a great summer job or challenging
career that’s in demand, American Red Cross Lifeguarding Training is the
best place to start. Lifeguarding lets you work as part of a team
to help people safely enjoy the water. You could even save a life!
BUILDING
YOUR RESUME
Here’s your
chance to sharpen your leadership skills and show the world what you
can do. Lifeguarding is the perfect way to build an impressive
resume for the future. Enroll today in lifeguard training from the
American Red Cross.
EXPERIENCE: Build leadership, teaching and communication skills
that will help you in school and your future career.
REWARDS:
Make money, have fun and work with your friends. Plus, it’s a great
way to stay in shape.
RESPECT:
Impress your peers, college admissions officers and future employers
with skills that can make a meaningful difference in the world.
LIFESAVING: Be a hero by helping keep people safe in, on and
around the water. Learn Lifesaving skills such as first aid and
CPR.
Classes are
typically held during the early Spring - February
through May - usually before the Memorial Day Holiday
with training conducted at local pools.
The classes are
32 hours in length and include First Aid and
Professional Rescuer CPR/AED training.
The Lifeguarding
certification issued includes First Aid which is valid for
3 years from course completion date and also the
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer certification which is
valid for 1 year from course completion.
To keep your
American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification current you
will be required to take the 9 hour
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
class each year. |
HSAQU402 -
LIFEGUARDING
Lifeguarding
class fees will vary due to differences in the pool and
instructor fees. There are two separate fees for
Lifeguarding, the American Red Cross fee of $100.00,
which includes course materials, and a separate
pool/instructor fee payable to the pool.
To
Register - Madison Co:
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Prepayment to the American Red Cross is required.
You can enroll online with the Red Cross. To
enroll, simply follow the link on the class flyer (in
the Schedule Column, right). You can also call us
at 536-0084 x 210 or come to the chapter to enroll. See
individual class flyer for details, right.
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Payment
to the pool is due the first day of class.
Pretest Requirements
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Minimum age
of 15.
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Swim 300
yards continuously.
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Starting in
the water, swim 20 yards using front crawl or
breaststroke, surface dive 7-10 feet, retrieve a
10-pound object, return to the surface, swim 20 yards
back to the starting point with the object and exit the
water without using a ladder or steps, within 1 minute,
40 seconds.
Certification
Requirements
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Attend all
class sessions.
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Demonstrate
competency in all required skills and activities.
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Demonstrate
competency in the three final skill scenarios.
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Correctly
answer at least 80 percent of the questions in the
three sections of the final written exam.
Certificate
Type and Expiration
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Attention Pool Managers:
Is
Your Pool Ready for Summer?

Stay
Certified!
To keep your
American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification current, you
will be required to take the 8 hour CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
class each year.
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Stay Certified... |
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Renewal Required
Every Year:
HSPRO101
CPR for the
Professional Rescuer
ENROLL NOW! |

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