Overview

Certifying Body

OSHAA

Study Units

8-Units

Total Credits

30-Hours

Evaluation

Assignments Based

Course Category

Health And Safety

Learning Mood

Online

Qualification Structure

To achieve the,OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in Free Style Swimming;

Candidates must complete the following 8 Mandatory Units,

Mandatory Units

  • Introduction to Freestyle Swimming: History and Benefits (2 Hours)
  • Anatomy and Physiology Relevant to Swimming (3 Hours)
  • Basic Freestyle Stroke Mechanics and Body Positioning (4 Hours)
  • Breathing Techniques and Rhythm in Freestyle (5 Hours)
  • Kicking Techniques and Leg Coordination (3 Hours)
  • Starts, Turns, and Finishes (4 Hours)
  • Training Methods for Endurance and Speed (4 Hours)
  • Injury Prevention and Swimming Safety (5 Hours)

Upon the Successfully Completion OSHAA 30-Hours Professional Diploma in Free Style Swimming, learners will be able to

  • Introduction to Freestyle Swimming: History and Benefits (2 Hours)
  • Understand the origins and evolution of freestyle swimming
  • Recognise the physical and mental health benefits of swimming
  • Appreciate the role of freestyle in competitive and recreational swimming
  • Anatomy and Physiology Relevant to Swimming (3 Hours)
  • Identify key muscle groups used in freestyle swimming
  • Understand how cardiovascular and respiratory systems support swimming performance
  • Relate anatomical knowledge to improving stroke efficiency and endurance
  • Basic Freestyle Stroke Mechanics and Body Positioning (4 Hours)
  • Demonstrate correct arm movement and body alignment in freestyle
  • Maintain streamlined body position to reduce drag in the water
  • Coordinate upper body movements to enhance propulsion
  • Breathing Techniques and Rhythm in Freestyle (5 Hours)
  • Apply effective breathing patterns to maintain oxygen supply during swimming
  • Synchronise breathing with stroke rhythm for improved efficiency
  • Develop control over inhalation and exhalation underwater
  • Kicking Techniques and Leg Coordination (3 Hours)
  • Perform proper flutter kick technique to support forward motion
  • Coordinate leg movements with arm strokes and breathing
  • Understand the role of kicking in balance and propulsion
  • Starts, Turns, and Finishes (4 Hours)
  • Execute effective diving starts and streamline entry into the water
  • Perform smooth flip turns to maintain speed and momentum
  • Apply proper finishing techniques for competitive advantage
  • Training Methods for Endurance and Speed (4 Hours)
  • Develop training plans focusing on building stamina and speed
  • Incorporate interval and resistance training specific to swimming
  • Monitor progress and adjust training to achieve performance goals
  • Injury Prevention and Swimming Safety (5 Hours)
  • Identify common swimming-related injuries and their causes
  • Apply stretching and conditioning exercises to prevent injury
  • Understand safety protocols and emergency procedures in aquatic environments
Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements

  • Candidates must be 18 years or older at the time of enrolment.
  • Applicants should hold at least a high school diploma (Secondary School Certificate / Matriculation or equivalent).
  • Prior experience in customer service, hospitality, or aviation-related roles is recommended
  • Since the course is delivered in English, learners must demonstrate basic to intermediate proficiency in reading, writing, and communication.

What You Need to Know

This program is ideal for aspiring cabin crew members, aviation enthusiasts, hospitality professionals, and individuals seeking a career in the airline industry who want to gain specialized training in safety and passenger care.

The diploma equips you with essential cabin crew skills including safety procedures, emergency response, customer service, and compliance with OSHA and international aviation standards, making you job-ready for global airlines.

  • Practical knowledge of in-flight safety, emergency procedures, and first aid
  • Enhanced customer service, communication, and cultural awareness skills
  • Understanding of airline etiquette and professional grooming standards
  • Increased employability in national and international airlines

Graduates can pursue roles such as Cabin Crew Member, Flight Attendant, In-Flight Service Staff, Airline Customer Service Executive, or Aviation Hospitality Officer.

Learners can advance to higher-level aviation diplomas, specialised safety and service certifications, or supervisory and management roles in airline operations and in-flight services.

Yes. The diploma is aligned with internationally recognised aviation and cabin crew standards, making it suitable for employment opportunities with airlines and aviation organisations worldwide.

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