Lifesaving

The initial level, Bronze, serves as the foundation for RLSS Rookie Lifeguard candidates. Participants learn fundamental water safety principles, basic rescue techniques, and the importance of teamwork in emergency situations. This level establishes a solid base, preparing candidates for more advanced challenges in subsequent stages.

Moving on to the Silver level, candidates delve deeper into their lifeguarding journey. This stage introduces more advanced rescue techniques and places greater emphasis on personal survival skills. Participants also gain a better understanding of water hazards and how to assess and respond to potential dangers in aquatic settings.

The Gold level marks a significant milestone in the RLSS Rookie Lifeguard program. Candidates at this stage further refine their rescue abilities, including the use of rescue aids and techniques for managing more complex emergency scenarios. The Gold Award equips participants with a comprehensive set of skills, preparing them to take on increased responsibilities in water safety.

NLA Certificate is designed to teach candidates self-survival skills and land based rescues as well as introducing them to Adult CPR.

NLA Star builds on the knowledge gained at Certificate level and introduced candidates to water-based rescues as well as furthering their knowledge in CPR and first aid.

NLA Medallion is the highest level and further teachers candidates self-survival, rescue and first aid. Candidates at this level learn Adult, child & infant CPR as well as how to rescue unconscious casualties and casualties who sustain a spinal injury in shallow water.