Spring & Summer 2015 Programs may qualify for Children's Arts or Fitness Tax Credit. (page 146) Aquatic Staff Screening Be Employed as an Instructor or a Lifeguard Register online for a 'wet' interview today at vaughan.ca/RecOnline Instructor & Lifeguard Positions Swimming Instructors are vital in developing the important life skills of swimming. They create an enjoyable environment for people of all ages and abilities while focusing on safety. Lifeguards are more than good swimmers. They are water rescue professionals trained in emergency care. They prevent accidents, identify hazards and determine safe practices. Lifeguarding is a fun, exciting and rewarding job. It carries an enormous responsibility, which is why lifeguards take continuous training to ensure their skills, knowledge and fitness remain sharp. To be hired as a lifeguard, candidates must be 16 years of age or older; must have current National Lifeguard certificate; Standard First Aid with CPR-C. Volunteer experience with Vaughan’s Learn to Swim program will enhance your eligibility for employment. Considerations for either of these positions consists of a 'wet' and 'dry' interview. How it works: To be eligible to attend a wet screening, candidates do not have to be certified in both instructor and lifeguard awards but must be certified in either Lifesaving Instructor and Swim Instructor awards; LSS Standard First Aid/CPR-C or in NL and LSS Standard First Aid. If a candidate has not successfully completed NL they must have a current Bronze Cross (within 2 years of certification date). Candidates wishing to be employed by the City of Vaughan must have a Police Vulnerable Sector check. For residents of York Region, the police vulnerable sector check application can be obtained via the York Regional Police web site: www.yrp.ca/pvsc.aspx Aquatic Staff Screening: Wet Interview Aquatic staff hiring consists of a wet and dry interview. During the wet interview applicants may be asked to perform NL skills and teach a short instructional lesson. Applicants are required to bring the following: Copy of current qualifications, vulnerable sector screening (if available), bathing suit, resume, application form (available at the local community centre) and whistle. A dry interview will be arranged upon successful completion of the wet interview. Note: Successful completion of National Lifeguard fitness standard required. Age: 15 years+ Dufferin Clark Community Centre 1441 Clark Ave. West, Thornhill Day DateTime Code Wed Wed Fri 255605 265551 265553 May 20 4:00-6:00pm Jul 15 4:00-6:00pm Aug 28 7:00-9:00pm Woodbridge Pool & Memorial Arena 5020 Highway #7, Woodbridge Day DateTime Code Tue Tue Tue 255608 265550 265552 Jun 9 Jul 21 Aug 11 4:00-6:00pm 4:30-6:30pm 4:30-6:30pm Water Participation Candidates must bring bathing suit, towel & goggles. Register online at vaughan.ca/RecOnline Swimming: Leadership 237 Spring & Summer 2015 Swim Instructors • Vaughan Lifesaving Club LIFEGUARD I save lives, you can too! LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR I save lives, you can too! I teach life saving skills, you can too! For Aquatic Staff Screening Wet Interviews See page 237. Vaughan Lifesaving Club (VLC) INSTRUCTOR Brings home the GOLD, Silver and Bronze! At the Ontario Lifesaving Championships members of the 2012 and 2013 Vaughan Lifesaving Club (VLC) swam and pulled their way to victory. Masters and open division team members competed against more than 150 others in events such as Manikin Tow, Obstacle Swim, Line Throw, Tow with Fins and Super Lifesaver. I teach life saving skills, you can too! Lifesaving Sport Options: Vaughan Sports Lifesaving P Vaughan Lifesaving Club Certified coaches: P Practices per week:1 2 Local:Telegames Competitions: Provincial championships & out of town events Who is represented:Local pool City of Vaughan Register online at vaughan.ca/RecOnline Swimming: Leadership 243
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