The Lifesaving Society’s National Lifeguard Pool Recertification course is designed for individuals whose National Lifeguard Pool certification is current or has recently expired, and who wish to renew their status. This course provides an opportunity to review essential lifeguarding skills and knowledge, as well as to learn about any updates to procedures and standards. The recertification exam focuses on key competencies, including object recovery, sprint challenges, and other critical lifeguarding tasks. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in these areas to successfully renew their certification. It is highly recommended that participants have current First Aid certification and practice their skills, as well as review their knowledge, prior to attending the course. The program includes both classroom and water activities, requiring 100% attendance and participation. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a renewed National Lifeguard Pool certification, valid for two years.

The Lifesaving Society’s National Lifeguard Waterpark Recertification course is designed for individuals whose National Lifeguard Waterpark certification is current or has recently expired, and who wish to renew their status. This course provides an opportunity to review essential lifeguarding skills and knowledge specific to waterpark environments, as well as to learn about any updates to procedures and standards. The recertification exam focuses on key competencies, including waterpark orientation and analysis, lifeguarding slides, river rides, wave pools, entries and removals, sprint challenges, object recovery, and the management of distressed or drowning victims, among others. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in these areas to successfully renew their certification. It is highly recommended that participants have current First Aid certification and practice their skills, as well as review their knowledge, prior to attending the course. The program includes both classroom and water activities, requiring 100% attendance and participation. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a renewed National Lifeguard Waterpark certification, valid for two years.

The Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor Recertification Course is designed for current Swim for Life Instructors whose certification has expired or is nearing expiration. This one-day, evaluation-based course focuses on ensuring that instructors maintain the necessary skills, knowledge, and teaching standards to effectively deliver the Swim for Life program. Participants will be assessed on their ability to demonstrate and teach swim strokes, safety techniques, and appropriate progressions for swimmers of various skill levels. The course also evaluates instructional abilities, lesson planning, and effective communication with participants. This course is for assessment purposes only, with no formal instruction provided. Upon successful completion, participants will renew their Swim for Life Instructor certification for an additional two years.

The Lifesaving Society Lifesaving Instructor Recertification Course is designed for current Lifesaving Instructors whose certification is expiring or has recently expired. This one-day course focuses on professional development and ensures that instructors maintain the essential skills, knowledge, and teaching strategies to effectively deliver Lifesaving programs. Participants will be evaluated on their ability to demonstrate key lifesaving skills, provide effective feedback, manage diverse learning environments, and deliver courses with the highest instructional standards. The course also includes a review of updated teaching techniques, course content, and assessment strategies. This course is for evaluation purposes only, with no formal instruction provided. Successful candidates will renew their Lifesaving Instructor certification for an additional two years, ensuring their continued ability to deliver high-quality lifesaving training.

The Canadian Red Cross CPR Level C Recertification Course is designed for individuals seeking to renew their CPR Level C and AED certification. This one-day, evaluation-based course focuses on reinforcing essential life-saving skills to ensure participants are prepared to respond effectively in emergency situations. The course covers key topics such as performing high-quality chest compressions, providing effective rescue breaths, and using an AED in cases of cardiac arrest. Participants will be assessed on their ability to demonstrate critical skills and perform necessary interventions. To be eligible for recertification, participants must have a current certification from a recognized agency.  This course is for recertification purposes only, with no formal instruction provided. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a renewed certification valid for three years.

Recognized Organizations for First Aid include: Canadian Red Cross, Lifesaving Society, Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation, St. John Ambulance, Canadian Ski Patrol

The Canadian Red Cross Emergency First Aid Recertification Course is designed for individuals seeking to renew their Emergency First Aid & CPR Level/AED certification. This one-day, evaluation-based course focuses on reinforcing essential skills and knowledge to ensure participants are prepared to respond effectively in emergency situations. The course covers key topics such as airway emergencies, breathing and circulation emergencies and wound care.  Participants will be assessed on their ability to demonstrate critical skills and perform necessary interventions. To be eligible for recertification, participants must have a current certification from a recognized agency.  This course is for recertification purposes only, and no formal instruction will be provided. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a 3-year certification in Emergency First Aid & CPR C/AED, which meets the requirements of provincial and territorial worker safety and insurance boards for Basic level.

Recognized Organizations for First Aid include: Canadian Red Cross, Lifesaving Society, Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation, St. John Ambulance, Canadian Ski Patrol

The Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid Recertification Course is designed for individuals seeking to renew their Standard First Aid, CPR Level C, and AED certification. This one-day, evaluation-based course focuses on reinforcing essential skills and knowledge to ensure participants are prepared to respond effectively in emergency situations. The course covers a comprehensive range of topics, including airway emergencies, breathing and circulation emergencies, wound care, head and spine injuries, bone, muscle and joint injuries, sudden medical emergencies, environmental emergencies, and opioid poisoning awareness. Participants will be assessed on their ability to demonstrate critical skills and perform necessary interventions. To be eligible for recertification, participants must have a current certification from a recognized agency. This course is for recertification purposes only, and no formal instruction will be provided. Upon successful completion, participants will receive a 3-year certification in Standard First Aid & CPR Level C/AED, which meets the requirements of provincial and territorial worker safety and insurance boards for Intermediate level.

Recognized Organizations for First Aid include: Canadian Red Cross, Lifesaving Society, Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation, St. John Ambulance, Canadian Ski Patrol

The National Lifeguard Pool & Waterpark Combo Recertification Course is designed for current or recently expired National Lifeguard (NL) holders who need to renew both their Pool and Waterpark certifications. This one-day, evaluation-based course assesses participants on the required lifeguarding skills, knowledge, and fitness standards needed to maintain their NL status in both environments. Lifeguards will be tested on their ability to perform rescues, manage spinal injuries, demonstrate effective scanning and supervision techniques, and respond to emergencies in both pool and waterpark settings. Fitness standards, first aid proficiency, and teamwork in aquatic emergency scenarios will also be evaluated. No instruction will be provided—this course is for assessment purposes only. Successful candidates will earn renewed certification in both NL Pool and NL Waterpark, ensuring they remain qualified to work in aquatic facilities across Canada.