r/Lifeguards

I’ve never had more fails in my 8 year career as an LGI

I’m an Ellis LGI for 8 years now. This year I did 8 classes and never experienced more fails. And now after an inservice I had last week, I’m thinking of revoking some certifications.

Part of the failures was the written test, which I believe updated this year.

But more than that is that these young kids are not obtaining information the same way they used to. Most of them are 16-17. It’s like they are in their own world all time and can’t listen or absorb the training.

Anyone else experiencing this or have any advice? I’m at a loss.

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u/Reasonable_Film_3306 — 8 days ago
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Lifetime doesn’t pay for lifeguard certification?

I am a swim instructor at lifetime in a state with strict wage theft laws. I have to get lifeguard certified but they said you do not get paid for hours in training since they pay for the certification. Have others had the same experience? since it’s required and I’m employed, I’m surprised that it’s not paid.

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u/Round-Reputation-379 — 7 days ago