San Jose Swimming Instructor

Tom, Private Swim Instructor living in San Jose, ca

General Service areas for Tom: san jose, campbell los gatos, santa clara

2 years prior experience as a swimming instructor.
Current or former Certifications:  CPR Instructor, PADI Assistant Instructor, Instructor for various Divers Alert Network Programs.  I have worked both in competitive swim and montessori environments
I bring patience and fun while teaching swim and safety. Encouragement for my students is huge. I love to show them that they can actually do it! The lessons I teach not only apply to swim, but to life as well!

Argie,  Vallejo Private Swim Instructor

General areas he serves: Vallejo, Napa, American Canyon, Benicia, Green Valley
One and a half years experience as a swim instructor.  Certifications:  ARC Lifeguard (2004), BLS CPR/AED for Healthcare Providers, Wilderness Advance First Aid, Basic First Aid, EMT-B Trained.
Working with kids since I was once has always been a passion and drive in my life.  Taking part in helping the youth in our community develop to reach their full potentials and end the day with a smile brings joy in my heart.  Doing what I love and enjoy – teaching kids, sports, giving back and learning – who can ask for any better job than that!?

Lea,  San Jose Swim Instructor
Generally serving: San Jose, Gilroy, Santa Clara, Milpitas
Lifeguard for two summers, Swim Instructor for 1 year
Certifications: USA Swimming Certified Swim
Coach, Lifeguard/First Aid, CPR Certified
Conversational Spanish, worked as a
special ed aid (with students who had autism, Asperger’s, Down
Syndrome) in the classroom, and was an assistant coach on a
competitive private team in Newport, OR.

I’ve worked with children in classroom environments as a conservation
biology/environmental studies instructor for the last 6 years.
Recently I combined my love of working with children with my love of
water.  I have fun working one-on-one with kids of all ages and abilities. With
gentle encouragement and positive feedback I help swimmers gain a
sense of safety and comfort in the water while acquiring basic skills
and help more advanced swimmers work on stroke and technique.