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Bronze Medallion

The Bronze Medallion course, offered by the Lifesaving Society, is a comprehensive program that challenges candidates both mentally and physically, focusing on the four key components of water rescue: judgment, knowledge, skill, and fitness. Designed for individuals aged 13 and older, or those holding a Bronze Star certification, this course equips participants with the assessment and problem-solving skills necessary to make informed decisions in aquatic environments. Training includes simulated rescues, effective victim recognition, and the development of self-rescue techniques. A timed 400-meter swim is also part of the curriculum. The course comprises both classroom and water activities, requiring 100% attendance and participation. Successful completion of the course earns candidates a Bronze Medallion medal, an award crest, and a certification card. This certification is valid for two years and is a prerequisite for the Bronze Cross program, which is the next step toward becoming a certified lifeguard.

 

Prerequisites: Minimum 13 years of age OR Bronze Star certification, Minimum Swim Level 6 recommended

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