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Who is it for?

The Young Aquatic Organiser Award (YAOA) is aimed at 14 – 18 year olds who are developing their leadership and coaching skills and wish to become involved in the administration, teaching, coaching or officiating of aquatic activities.

The award aims to:

  • Give young people an insight in to the organisation of the ASA and clubs that fall within its jurisdiction
  • Equip candidates with the skills to help plan, deliver and evaluate the running of an aquatic event
  • Give candidates the opportunity to volunteer within an ASA recognised Swim21 club
  • Encourage candidates to develop their skills within aquatic sport

It is an ideal bolt on award for young people following vocational sport qualifications at school or college.

Candidates must be at least 14 years of age at the start of the learning programme and have confirmed access to an ASA accredited Swim 21 club.


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