Swimming class at TDSB school in jeopardy as board cites aquatic staff shortage | CBC News
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The lack of aquatic instructors in Toronto schools is causing disappointment among elementary students eager for swimming lessons, with staffing shortages affecting programming.
Despite a record number of certified aquatic instructors, the Lifesaving Society reveals a troubling trend: many programs struggle to retain staff to cover necessary shifts.
Aquatic instructor certifications have increased by 24% in 2023, yet staffing for daytime school classes remains a challenge, emphasizing retention as a key issue.
With newly lowered age limits for lifeguard certifications, there's potential for recovery in hiring, but many teenagers are not available for daytime work shifts.
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