• Lifeguard Training for Sea and Pool: Our programs cover both basic and specialized rescue techniques, preparing trainees for challenging conditions in the sea and pool.

• Beach and Pool Coverage: In collaboration with municipalities, hotels, and businesses, we provide lifeguard coverage for beaches and pools, ensuring swimmer safety and compliance with the highest standards.

• Experience and Reliability: With over a decade of experience in the field, we know exactly what it takes to ensure lifeguard training and safety.

• Quality Training and Modern Equipment: Our training is based on the most up-to-date standards and equipment, aiming to provide comprehensive rescue knowledge and skills.

• Respect for Employees: At Life’s Up, we believe that quality service begins with employee well-being. We offer the highest salaries and the best benefits packages in the industry, ensuring a fair and supportive work environment.

Our commitment to high standards of safety and professionalism, combined with our experience and respect for employees, makes Life’s Up the ideal partner for lifeguard training and coverage services. Join us in creating a safe and supportive world in the field of lifeguarding.

The training required to become a professional pool lifeguard consists of 15 hours of theoretical training and 10 hours of practical training. You must be between the ages of 18 and 60.
The theoretical instruction takes place at our offices in a classroom with all modern audiovisual tools, and the practical training is held at the OAKA swimming pool. The duration is one week, with training conducted 5 times a week.

All graduates must successfully pass the following athletic tests, without swimmer equipment:
1. Swim 100 meters (freestyle, breaststroke, backstroke, and side stroke).
2. Swim 50 meters, maintaining visual contact with the endangered person, in less than one and a half minutes (1' 30").
3. Retrieve an object weighing at least 3 kilograms from a depth of at least 2 meters.
4. Underwater swim at least 15 meters.
5. Tow (drag) the endangered person for at least 25 meters.

Required Documents
1. Completion of the Participation Application.
2. A photocopy of the applicant's ID card.

The required training to become a professional beach lifeguard consists of 95 hours of theoretical and practical training. You must be between the ages of 18 and 60.
The theoretical instruction takes place at our offices in a classroom with all modern audiovisual tools, and the practical training is held at the OAKA swimming pool. The duration is 4 weeks, with training conducted 5 times a week.

In order to obtain a beach lifeguard license, a speedboat license is also required. The exams are held at specialized centers, and registration is done through the Ministry's website (https://edla.hcg.gr/lifeguards/exam_dates/).

Required Documents
1. Completion of the Participation Application.
2. A photocopy of the applicant's ID card.
3. 2 color photographs of the applicant.
4. Speedboat license.
5. Certificates or statements from specialists (psychiatrist, dermatologist, pathologist, and cardiologist), either from private or public hospitals, confirming that the applicant is mentally healthy, does not suffer from a contagious disease, and is medically fit to practice the lifeguard profession.