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Authors: Mick Nelson, Total Aquatic Programming LLC and  Jill White, Starfish Aquatics Institute A basic introductory primer for those responsible for the water quality and operational maintenance of a swimming pool.  Important Facts About Operating a Pool Basics of Circulation and Filtration Testing the Water and Using Pool Chemicals Tips for Success Bonus Content: More About Recreational Water Illness Note: This course does not provide pool operator certification.    Read more

The Safety Training and Aquatic Rescue (STAR) online course equips parents and caregivers with the practical tools they need to prevent drowning and other water-related accidents. This engaging course is designed to be easy to follow and empowers you with lifesaving skills that meet expert recommendations, including those of the American Academy of Pediatrics, the National Drowning Prevention Alliance, the Starfish Aquatics Institute, the US National Water Safety Action Plan, and related international organizations. Read more

Learn to reduce risk and make your classes safer. You'll explore areas of prevention, surveillance, response and rescue, emergency care, and personal safety—all specifically created for the unique risks present while leading others in water exercise, fitness, or therapy sessions. This course is recommended for safety training for AEA, ATRI, and Arthritis Foundation instructors and anyone who conducts water programs. Questions? Contact sara@sai-intl.org Read more

AquaTech is a Pool Operator Certification course reviewed and certified to meet the training requirements in the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC). AquaTech is conducted using a blended learning format combining online self-study (Part A) followed by a live virtual instructor-led training (ILT)review session and proctored exam (Part B). The Part A can be completed at your own pace and is designed to take approximately 16 hours.  The modules identify clear learning objectives with important vocabulary flashcards and reading assignments.  The information in the readings is reinforced through videos, demonstrations, interactive learning activities, and downloadable resources. Each module concludes with a summary and a short review quiz to check your knowledge. The Part B live virtual review and exam session consists of instructor-led discussion and allows you to ask questions of the instructor for clarification. Successful completion of the 40-question multiple choice exam results in a five (5) year credential. You can schedule to attend the review and exam session from within the course for seamless support. Read more

This course is required for City of Austin personnel who bring and/or accompany groups of children to a City of Austin pool.  Read more

The Adapted Aquatics Instructor online course provides a strong foundation of knowledge for swim instructors who plan to work with individuals with disabilities in the water. Covering  20 disabilities, additional modules include information regarding legislation applicable to adapted aquatics, goal setting and planning, diversity, equity, and inclusion, working with unique populations, and guidelines for seizure management in the water.  Each module includes: One or more lectures by leading experts in the field of adapted aquatics A learning activity A downloadable lecture transcript An 8-question quiz  The format consists of:  An overview of the disability Possible challenges to aquatic activity Safety precautions Best practices for adaptations when teaching Depending on the module, there are also additional videos, downloads, and other resources. Safety and risk management are emphasized throughout. Quizzes after each module check knowledge and prepare the learner for the final 100-question exam that must be passed with 80% to complete the online course.  The Adapted Aquatics Instructor online course is a prerequisite for certified swim instructors who wish to obtain the Adapted Aquatics Instructor Credential by attending a practicum workshop to gain hands-on experience with individuals with disabilities in the water. Estimated time to complete: 10-12 hours Read more