Bronze Cross

Bronze Cross

The Bronze Cross is an advanced lifesaving certification awarded by the Lifesaving Society in Canada. It is designed for individuals who have already completed the Bronze Medallion course and wish to further develop their lifesaving skills and knowledge.

Course Content

The Bronze Cross course builds on the skills learned in the Bronze Medallion course. It includes advanced training in:

• Water rescue techniques
• First aid
• CPR
• Emergency response

Participants are also trained to supervise aquatic activities and respond to emergency situations effectively.

Prerequisites

To enroll in the Bronze Cross course, candidates must:

• Hold a current Bronze Medallion certification
• Have completed a recognized first aid course

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, candidates receive the Bronze Cross certification, which is a prerequisite for the National Lifeguard Service (NLS) certification.

Importance

The Bronze Cross certification is highly regarded in the field of aquatic safety and is often required for employment as a lifeguard or swimming instructor. It is recognized across Canada and serves as a stepping stone to more advanced lifesaving and lifeguarding qualifications.

See Also

• Lifesaving Society
• Bronze Medallion
• National Lifeguard Service

External Links

• Lifesaving Society