As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 14 lifeguard instructor jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $28.53 an hour (from 7 postings). The most active employers are City of Lloydminster, District of Sparwood and City of St. Catharines. Skills often requested: first aid, cpr, communication skills and vulnerable sector check.
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Candidates need Grade 10 completion, Lifesaving Swim Instructor, CPR C and National Lifeguard (Pool) certifications, and a satisfactory criminal record check. Aquafit teaching experience is an asset.
Candidates need at least Grade 10 and to be 16 or older, plus National Lifeguard Pool, Lifesaving Instructor, Standard First Aid and Swim Instructor certifications. They also need Microsoft Office and booking software skills, water rescue knowledge, and an understanding of pool filtration and WorkSafeBC rules.
Microsoft Office, facility booking software, program registration software
Candidates need a National Lifeguard Award, Swim for Life Instructor certification and Standard First Aid/CPR C. The City also asks for clear communication, the ability to stand for long periods and a willingness to work mornings, evenings and weekends.
Candidates need a National Lifeguard Award, Swim for Life Instructor certification and Standard First Aid/CPR C. They must be able to stand for long periods, lift and work in demanding conditions, with clear communication and flexibility to work any shift.
Candidates need a current Lifesaving Society Swimming Instructor certification, a National Lifeguard certification (Pool Option), and CPR Level C with AED. They must be at least 16 and pass a Vulnerable Sector Police Information Check. Standard First Aid, Pool Operator Level 1 and Lifesaving Instructor certification are preferred.
Candidates need National Lifeguard Certification, a Swim Instructor credential and Intermediate First Aid with CPR C/AED. Pool Operator Level 1, lifesaving instructor and aquafit certifications are preferred.
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, pool chlorination system, pool filtration system
Candidates need National Lifeguard certification, a Lifesaving Swim Instructor credential, and intermediate standard first aid with CPR C/AED. Strong customer service, a positive attitude, the ability to enforce rules with the public, and the physical stamina for long periods of standing and labour-intensive tasks are also required.
pool filtration systems, water chemical testing equipment, desktop computer
Candidates need a National Lifeguard certificate, a Lifesaving Swim Instructor certificate and a current Standard First Aid with CPR C/AED certificate, plus a criminal record check with vulnerable sector check. Strong instruction, communication and teamwork skills are needed, and Lifesaving Instructor and First Aid Instructor certificates are assets.
Candidates need National Lifeguard, Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor and Lifesaving Instructor certifications, plus Standard First Aid and CPR C. They also need a Vulnerable Sector Police Clearance, prior aquatics experience, and a service-minded, enthusiastic attitude.
Candidates need a high school education plus lifesaving, lifeguarding, and aquatic instruction courses, and sound related experience (or an equivalent mix). Required certifications are National Lifeguard – Pool, Swim for Life Instructor, Standard First Aid, and BCRPA Aquatic Fitness Leader, along with a Police Information Check.
1+ YOECandidates need a Grade 12 diploma, at least one year of lifeguard or instructor experience, and strong interpersonal skills. They must hold National Lifeguard, Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor, Lifesaving Instructor and Standard First Aid AED/CPR (Basic Rescuer) certifications, and be able to work shifts.
Customer service, Interpersonal skills, First Aid, CPR
Candidates need to be at least 16 years old and hold a National Lifeguard Service Award (Pool Option), Standard First Aid with CPR-C and a Lifesaving Society swim for life instructor certificate. They also need strong verbal and written communication skills and the ability to work independently.
Candidates need current NL (pool), Swim For Life Swim Instructor, First Aid and CPR-C certifications, with valid Canadian certifications. Knowledge of aquatic policy, water safety and first aid, plus strong communication and quick judgment, is required.
First Aid, Opening and closing procedures, CPR, BLS, Communication skills, Decision making
Candidates need a National Lifeguard certification, Standard First Aid and CPR C, and a Lifesaving Society or YMCA Swim Instructor certification. WHMIS is an asset, and a police records check is required, with a vulnerable sector screening for roles supervising children.
How much does a lifeguard instructor make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $28.53 an hour, across 7 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $24.46 and the top quarter over $31.65.
Who is hiring lifeguard instructors?
City of Lloydminster (2), District of Sparwood (2), City of St. Catharines (1), City of Terrace (1) and City of Vernon (1).
What skills do lifeguard instructor jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention first aid, cpr, communication skills, vulnerable sector check, decision making, cleaning, customer service and work independently.