Growing popularity of young people working in aquatics defies national youth unemployment trends
The Institute of Swimming is bucking national trends, with a marked increase in its workforce of young people. In fact in 2024 they saw an seven per cent increase in the number of swimming teachers aged 16-24 year old. Rebecca Cox, Managing Director of the IoS, says: “We understand young people want to work in secure environments, where they feel respected. They want flexibility, they want high salaries and they want responsibility. Plus young people are...
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