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26 Sept 2024

Building Strong Leaders in Aquatics

Training & Development
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Over the past two and a half years, we have been committed to developing leadership in aquatic environments through our specialised training programs. Since launching in June 2022, we have delivered five courses, helping 54 individuals enhance their skills and become effective aquatic leaders.


Our programs bring together a diverse group of participants, including professionals from various backgrounds. Notably, 10 participants have recently completed one of our training sessions, including four Royal Life Saving staff members.



Several recent participants shared valuable feedback about the program, highlighting the tools and strategies they’ve learned and how they have applied them in their roles. Some of the things they found beneficial in the program include:


  • “Learning about the DISC profiling system and how I can better manage myself and others. It was great not only learning from the facilitator but also from others in the room. All of the activities were really useful and beneficial.”

  • “Help in developing new management strategies.”

  • “Understanding management decisions and how organisational structures work.”


Additionally, participants noted they learned the importance of “giving more praise instead of just focusing on the negatives,” "using the company’s vision and values to motivate the team and provide direction,” and “the difference between management and leadership, and how to successfully balance both.”


Other participants shared:

  • “Goal planning and long-term strategy development.”

  • “Taking the time to achieve goals and seeing the bigger picture.”

  • “Using emotional intelligence (EQ) skills to balance work and family life.”

  • “Responding to difficult clients or stakeholders with confidence.”


Exciting Upcoming Course: Aquatic Team Leader Program


Looking ahead, we’re excited to announce another Aquatic Team Leader course scheduled for this year:


  • Course Dates: November 18-19

  • Program: 2-Day Aquatic Team Leaders Course, part of the Royal Life Saving Leadership Program. Learn more and register here.


This is a fantastic opportunity for those looking to enhance their leadership skills in aquatic settings. With a focus on safety, teamwork, and effective management, the course provides practical tools for building resilient and capable teams.

Don’t miss this chance to take your leadership to the next level.

Through a journey of self-discovery, this program will challenge and inspire participants to reflect on the skills needed to transition from being managed to becoming emerging leaders who can manage and lead others.


Program Includes:


  • 2-day face-to-face workshop

  • Everything DiSC Management Profile – a comprehensive 26-page research-validated online assessment that helps participants better understand their management style

  • 12 months membership to Royal Life Saving


Who Should Attend:


This program is perfect for Lifeguards, Swim Teachers, Fitness Instructors, and Customer Service Operators who are either stepping into team leader roles or are already supervising teams and managing their performance.


We are honoured to have Peter Agnew AM as our course facilitator. Peter was recently appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in recognition of his outstanding service. This prestigious accolade is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to their field. Peter brings unparalleled expertise to our programs, offering participants the benefit of his vast experience in aquatic safety and leadership.


Join us in November and become part of a community committed to excellence in aquatic leadership.


To sign up for this course, please visit: https://www.drowningprevention.org.au/event-details/royal-life-saving-leadership-course-aquatic-team-leaders-4

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