Awarding Organisation of The Swimming Teachers’ Association
This CPD in partnership with Janine Ramsey of Trauma-Informed Aquatics, is developed to help swimming teachers gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be trauma-informed in swimming teaching and how to deliver trauma-informed swimming teaching practices.
This Water Polo CPD brought to you by Drenched and STA in collaboration to provide swimming teachers a convenient, high quality and affordable resource to inspire the next generation of water polo players.
This CPD is aimed at swimming teachers looking to take that next step in their learning, whether that is to improve their current offering, or start their journey in specialising in private and small group lessons.
This online programme has been created to increase awareness for swimming teachers on what Cerebral Palsy is and how it may affect someone within a swimming environment.
The STA Learn to Swim Programme (LSP) Full online programme is aimed at swimming teachers and swim schools who deliver, or are looking to deliver, STA Learn to Swim Programme (LSP).
The STA Learn to Swim Programme (LSP) Grades 1-7 online programme is aimed at swimming teachers and swim schools who deliver, or are looking to deliver, STA Learn to Swim Programme (LSP).
Provide aquatic teachers with an understanding of the different forms of abuse, the role of statutory agencies, good practice procedures, the role of an aquatic teacher and good recruitment practices in accordance with the latest changes in legislation and best practice documents.
Aims to give swimming teachers the knowledge and understanding to teach adult learners to swim.
Developed to provide individuals with the necessary skills to assess and sign off the Scouts Swimmer Staged Activity Badges.
Provides learners with an overview of the STA International Learn to Swim Programme, its progression pathway and the assessment standards for its awards.
Developed to provide the necessary information to successfully teach a range of abilities in one class but still allowing the children to develop their swimming skills regardless of previous experience.