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Guillena hosts an intensive lifeguard course starting August 31

Intensive lifeguard course in Guillena from August 31, with practical sessions at the municipal pool, special price of 190 euros and job placement.

Carmen Delgado RuizCarmen Delgado Ruiz· · 2 min read

The Town Hall of Guillena is collaborating in the organisation of an intensive lifeguard course with a special price of 190 euros and job placement.

The Town Hall of Guillena, in collaboration with Vigía Formación Acuática y Socorrismo, has organised an intensive Lifeguard course that will start on August 31. The training, which is semi-presential, combines online theory with practical sessions at the municipal pool of Guillena.

The practical part will take place over five consecutive days, from Monday to Friday in the morning, at the facilities of the municipal pool of Guillena. The course is aimed at individuals who want to train and work professionally in the field of aquatic rescue, with a clear focus on employment.

The syllabus includes Aquatic Rescue, First Aid, and training in SVB and DEA/DESA (defibrillator), with dual certification. Additionally, students will have access to a job placement service from collaborating companies in the aquatic sector, which facilitates employment after completing the training.

Thanks to the collaboration of the Town Hall of Guillena, interested individuals can benefit from a special price of 190 euros, with the option to pay in two instalments. The training is provided by a qualified private entity in aquatic training and rescue, and it complies with the applicable regulatory framework for pools in Andalusia, established in Decree 485/2019.

Places are limited. Interested individuals can request information and register by calling 604 493 495 or by emailing vigiaformacion@gmail.com. They can also contact via WhatsApp by scanning the QR code included in the informational poster.

This course represents an opportunity for the residents of Guillena and surrounding areas who are seeking a professional outlet in the aquatic sector, with practical and certified training that complies with Andalusian regulations.

Carmen Delgado Ruiz

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Periodismo por la Universidad de Sevilla y memoria de elefante para los plenos municipales. Sevillana de barrio, adicta al café de puchero y a las causas perdidas; desde 2016 cuenta la política, la sociedad y los sucesos de la ciudad.