92 $/h
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There are currently 3 swimming teachers available to teach private swimming classes in Canberra and the surrounding suburbs.
To find the private instructor that best suits your goals you can take a look at their listing to find out more information about their course offering.
In Canberra, the rate of a private swimming lesson is on average $92.
The rates may vary depending on:
97% of our swimming trainers give the first hour of classes for free.
Pupils rated their swimming coaches on average out of 5 from a sample of 1577599 recommendations.
On Superprof, you can browse our range of profiles to find the best person for your swimming lessons.
Simply enter your criteria in the search bar to view the list of available coaches offering private courses in your area.
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There are currently 3 tutors available to teach swimming lessons in Canberra and the surrounding areas.
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β Average price : | $92/h |
β Average response time : | 13h |
β Tutors available : | 3 |
β Lesson format : | Face-to-face or online |
Australians become swimmers in the first months of their life, even in a landlocked city like Canberra. It's a key part of development for babies, toddlers, children and teenagers too, and is just as much a matter of survival as it is a favourite pass time. Contact with the water happens for the first time at an early age in Australia, so kids learning to swim in the first years of their lifeΒ are done with a view to years of enjoyment and participation in indoor/outdoor aquatic events all across the nation.
You can subscribe to online swim lessons if you have a private indoor/outdoor pool at home, or just visit your local public pool or aquatic swim centre for a lessons related enquiry. This is a good bet for getting kids into the levels they really need to be, and can help them attend events and classes a few times a week to ensure the right number of participants and really help the kids with water survival.
Getting into contact with a local swim centre is the best bet for finding what kind of programs are on offer, if indoor or outdoor classes are offered, whether classes run many times a week and all months of the year, and if there is a club which parents and kids can attend together, like Aquatots.
There might be higher level club programs also for students that want to more time in the water and to get stellar swimming skills. Times, levels, stroke training options, class participants size, and recommendations for indoor or outdoor practice will all be available via phone call or via free online enquiries at any swim centre in Canberra, so find out what's on offer to see what fits into the view you've got of your swimming lessons.
Call your local Canberra swim centre today to discover the courses and lessons they have on offer during school time or holiday programs!
The sort of program that you need may vary depending on whether it's for babies, kids, in a team or club, by how many years of practice/the level the student has, and the number of times per week/months of the year it's taking place. It might also factor in the levels of the babies or kids and whether the parent/adults can accompany the child in the water like in Aquatots.
In regards to the months of the year and how many days per week classes are offered, holiday programs or school time offerings may affect price and frequency. Thankfully, Canberra is no exception to Australia's culture of swimming, so there will always be something.
Swimming lessons get us acquainted with the water, and it's a matter of survival on an island, so if you're part of the group of adults who still needs swimming lessons, those exist too!
If the student has a higher level and ample interaction with the water, you should book swimming lessons which offer your opportunities to push yourself further, like with a club or squad that takes you to events and competitions.
Young children needing their first interaction with the water are some of the most common participants in classes. Private and group classes with this focus run all months of the year, and a program will generally run for a few years, spanning babies to toddlers to school age kids. The development and progression through levels are often ongoing, with a view to improving skills and safety.
Teenagers and young adults would do better to book a course with a direct focus on stroke technique for strength and endurance as these students will most likely already have the basics of swimming. The next step is thus to turn these average swimmers into strong swimmers who can work well on a team.
Finally, adults who want to learn can also do so, which is great for adults who did not grow up in Australia and thus didn't attend swimming lessons growing up. Learning about water safety and survival is taken for granted by many Australians, but this can be a great way to get to know people in Australia and broaden your hobbies with people your own age.
Have a peruse of the variety of swimming courses available in Canberra on Superprof today!