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LSS CANADIAN SWIM PATROL
ROOKIE, RANGER, & STAR Patrol are the 3 components of the Canadian Swim Patrol. This program is designed to develop 3 categories, H20 Proficiency, First Aid, and Rescue. Candidates will build their skills, have fun, and prepare themselves to continue in the aquatic field of lifesaving.
Prerequisite: 9 years of age & ability to swim 100metres continuously. This course is not a pre-requisite for Bronze Star.

ROOKIE PATROL
SWM 60N
FALLWINTER
05019341302WED5:45-6:30P64.00
05119351303THU5:45-6:30P64.00
05219361304SUN10:30-11:15A64.00


RANGER PATROL
SWM 61N
FALLWINTER
05019371305WED6:30-7:15P64.00
05119381306THU6:30-7:15P64.00
05219481307SUN10:30-11:15A64.00


STAR PATROL
SWM 62N
FALLWINTER
05019491308WED6:30-7:15P64.00
05119501309THU6:30-7:15P64.00
05219511310SUN11:15-12:00P64.00


BRONZE STAR & BFA/CPR 'A'
Candidates will review the skills of the Canadian Swim Patrol program. Participants develop problem-solving and decision-making skills individually and in partners. Candidates will also receive Basic First Aid and CPR training with this course. Final Exam will be held on the last day of class.
Pre-requisites: 12 years of age & ability to swim 100m continuously
Recommended: Completion of LSS Canadian Swim Patrol

BRONZE STAR & BFA/CPR 'A'
SWM 63N
FALLWINTER
05019521311WED7:15-8:30P85.00
05119531312SAT11:45A-1:00P85.00
05219541313SUN11:45A-1:00P85.00
053--2058THU5:15P-6:30P85.00


BRONZE MEDALLION & EMERGENCY FIRST AID WITH CPR 'B'
Candidates develop physical fitness, decision-making and judgment skills. Students learn both tows and carries, and release methods in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk. Stroke efficiency and endurance are developed in a timed swim. Resuscitation skills include rescue breathing, CPR and obstructed airway management for adults and children. Candidates will also receive Emergency First Aid and CPR 'B'. Final Exam will be held on the 11th class.
Pre-requisites: 13 yrs OR Bronze Star

BRONZE MEDALLION & EFA/CPR 'B'
SWM 165N
FALLWINTER
05019651830MON6:00-8:30P165.00
05119661831SAT1:30-4:00P165.00
052Crash Course
University Break
Students must
register for
SWM 165N &
163N together
4905Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
4:00P-10:00P
9:00A-7:00P
9:00A-7:00P
165.00
053Crash Course
March Break
4906Mar. 9
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
4:00P-10:00P
9:00A-3:00P
1:00P-7:00P
4:00P-10:00P
9:00A-12:00P
165.00


BRONZE CROSS & STANDARD FIRST AID WITH CPR 'C'
Bronze Cross teaches the difference between lifesaving and lifeguarding, the principals of emergency procedures, and teamwork. An introduction to safe supervision in aquatic facilities, emergency procedures, use of bystanders and rescue equipment will be discussed. Spinal injury management and other demanding rescue techniques are also taught. Candidates will also receive Standard First Aid and CPR 'C' training with this course. Final Exam will be held on the 11th class.
Pre-requisites: Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid with CPR 'B'

BRONZE CROSS & SFA/CPR 'C'
SWM 163N
FALLWINTER
05019621792TUE6:00-8:45P170.00
05119631793SAT4:15-7:00P170.00
052Crash Course
University Break
Students must
register for
SWM 165N &
163N together
4902Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
4:00-10:00P
9:00A-7:00P
9:00A-7:00P
9:00A-9:00P
170.00
053Crash Course
March Break
4903Mar. 14
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
1:00P-9:00P
4:00P-9:00P
10:00A-5:00P
9:00A-5:00P
10:00A-1:00P
170.00


LSS DISTINCTION
Finished your Bronze Cross or NLS? Distinction is a challenging aquatic award that focuses on demanding aquatic emergency situations and is designed to develop advanced water rescue skill and knowledge.
Pre-requisites: Bronze Cross

LSS DISTINCTION
SWM 184N
FALLWINTER
05019891853THU6:00P-8:30P100.00


NATIONAL LIFEGUARD SERVICE – POOL OPTION (NLS)
Recognized as the standard measurement of lifeguard performance in Canada, N.L.S. education is designed to develop a sound understanding of lifeguarding principles, good judgment and a mature responsible attitude towards the role of the lifeguard. Leadership, communication, and team situations will be emphasized. Upon completion of this course, candidates will be legally eligible for employment in a lifeguarding position. Final Exam will be held on the 11th class.
Pre-requisites: 16 yrs, Bronze Cross & Standard First Aid with CPR 'C'. MINIMUM 6 CANDIDATES TO RUN THIS COURSE

LSS NATIONAL LIFEGUARD SERVICE
SWM 164N
FALLWINTER
05019641794SUN1:00P-5:00P240.00
051Crash Course
University Break
(WED-SUN)
4904Feb. 22
Feb. 23
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
10:00A-8:00P
10:00A-8:00P
10:00A-8:00P
10:00A-8:00P
1:00P-5:00P
240.00
052Crash Course
March Break
(TUE-SUN)
--Mar. 13
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Mar. 17
1:00P-9:00P
9:00A-5:00P
9:00A-5:00P
9:00A-5:00P
1:00P-5:00P
240.00


NLS RE-CERT/POOL
SWM 178N
WINTER
0501832 (Jan 8, 2012)9:00-1:00P65.00
0511833 (Mar 24, 2012)5:00-10:00P65.00
LSS LIFESAVING FITNESS
This course teaches the importance of physical fitness in lifesaving. The award is designed for participants of all ages and students will learn how to measure, monitor and maintain their personal physical fitness for lifesaving emergencies. Candidates are evaluated at gold, silver and bronze standards and are encouraged to aim for personal best times.
Pre-requisites: Ability to swim 200m continuously.

LSS LIFESAVING FITNESS
SWM 185N
FALLWINTER
05019911855SUN12:00-1:00P80.00
05119921856SAT9:30-10:30A80.00


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Last updated 2/7/2012