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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This is essential for record-keeping.
  3. In the 'Instructor’s Signature' field, ensure that the instructor signs to validate their credentials.
  4. Fill out the 'Name of Student' and their address details, including city, state, and zip code.
  5. Record the date of completion for the ARC STSC Online Course in the designated field.
  6. The student must sign where indicated to confirm their participation and understanding.
  7. Complete the section regarding the instructor who tested the in-water portion, including their name and certification agency.
  8. Finally, ensure all required signatures are present before submitting this form to your LSC Registrar for verification.

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The qualities of a good swim coach is a skilled teacher, trainer, and motivator. They teach cutting-edge technique and create ideal conditions for learning. Their practices bring swimmers to the breaking point without pushing them over the edge.
We asked the 2025 World Aquatics Championships pool coaches about the start of their careers and what they are excited about for the meet in Singapore. Learn more about head coach Braden Holloway and assistant coaches Ron Aitken, Herbie Behm, Courtney Caldwell, Ray Looze, James Nickell, and Noah Yanchulis below.
Swimming requires both physical and mental strength. A good swim coach not only prepares athletes for the physical demands of the sport but also helps them build mental resilience. Teach swimmers how to stay focused under pressure, deal with setbacks, and push through challenging moments.
These include organisational, communication, physical and technical skills. Good swim teachers possess the necessary skills to teach the physical aspects of swimming and provide an enjoyable learning experience for the students.
First steps as a swim teacher. To start you will need to complete your SEQ Level 1 Swimming Assistant (Teaching). This course will develop your knowledge, skills and abilities as an assistant swimming teacher. This qualification really sets the foundations for you as a swim teacher.

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What 8 Traits Define An Excellent Swim Coach and Caring Mentor? Astute Observers. The best coaches are typically the keenest observers. Focused. Empathetic, Not Sympathetic. Character-Minded. Communicative. Lifelong Students. Confident. Humorous.
To become a registered USA Swimming coach member or to renew an existing membership, the coach must complete safety, education and background screening requirements, as well as be at least 18 years of age. USA Swimming recommends that a new coach register as a coach member prior to starting on the requirements.
USA Swimming has announced a staff of eight assistant coaches for the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore. They will join a new-look coaching staff that has just one head coach, Braden Holloway, working in concert with the new USA Swimming National Team Director Greg Meehan.

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