Aquatics
We are pleased to offer year-round aquatics programming featuring American Red Cross® instruction. Our classes include programs for age 6 months thru adult, lifeguarding, group and private classes.
To view our current session offerings, please visit PROGRAM REGISTRATION and search for keyword AQUATICS.
| Aquatics Supervisor | Dee Pearson |
| Aquatics Pool Operator/Manager | Xavier Volgenau |
| aquatics@crpd.org | |
| Phone | 805-241-0894 |
| Office Hours | Monday thru Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm |
| Weather Line | 805-381-1237 |
| Address | 100 N Overton Court, Thousand Oaks |
Click Here to Reserve a Lap Lane or Family Area
CLU Pool Rules and Guidelines (PDF)
Lap Swim Layout (PDF)
Family Area Layout (PDF)
Important Reservation Information
Reservation Cancellation - At no time will cancellations of an existing reservation be accepted. You will be able to transfer any existing reservation ONE time to another day/time in your profile. At no time will transfers be allowed 48 hours prior to your reservation.
Identification Check - You will be asked to produce a valid photo ID at check-in. Aquatics staff will confirm your name, picture, and birth date before entry is allowed into the facility. Be sure to make the reservation in the name of the person swimming.
Reservation Duration - You will be required to exit the facility by the end of your "reservation." The time you will need to vacate your lane will be clearly marked and will be 5 minutes prior to the end of your reservation.
Reservation Check-in - All swimmers will be allowed into the facility 5 minutes prior to their reservation time. Once checked in, you will be asked to wait in the designated staging area until your lane is clear of the previous swimmer. Do not approach the lane until there are 6 feet between you and all other swimmers.
Facility Rules and Guidelines
- Anyone entering the facility must adhere to the 6' physical distancing guidelines. It is also recommended that anyone entering the facility wear a cloth face covering.
- Patrons must be ready to swim upon arrival at the facility. Changing cabanas and lockers are no longer available.
- Entry points to each lane are marked with an orange cone. Swimmers must enter and exit the lane from that point. When resting on the wall, please do so at the entry point.
- Ventura County Health Guidelines clearly mandate only one person per lane. No exceptions.
- Items allowed into the facility need to be essential for swimming only. Items not pertaining toa swim workout, with the exception of car keys, must be left at home or in the car.
- Loitering or congregating inside the facility is prohibited at any time.
- Swimmers in need of a kickboard can request one when entering the facility. Swimmers are responsible for returning their kickboard to the "USED" bin once their workout is complete. At no time can a kickboard be shared between two individuals.
- Goggles, fins, and pull buoys will no longer be provided by the facility. Swimmers will need to provide their own equipment.
- Restroom use is limited to one swimmer at a time. Restroom doors are to remain open during operational hours.
- Shower use is limited to one swimmer at a time. Swimmers are encouraged to rinse off quickly and limit shower use to 30 seconds.
We are pleased to offer swim classes year round!
The pool is always heated to 82º-84º.
To make sure your child is placed at the proper level, classes are divided into groups (Seals, Dolphins, Otters, etc.) based on their ability (scroll down for detailed descriptions).
Swim ability testing and class placement evaluation available upon request. Please call the Aquatics office to reserve a time. The evaluation takes approximately five minutes.
CLASS REGISTRATION
Winter 2020 Aquatics Classes (PDF)
Interested in a class that has already started? Call the office to see if you can register for a prorated rate.
PLEASE NOTE: Completion of class does not guarantee advancement to the next level.
Reminder for parents!
- For children under 5 years of age who are just learning to swim for the first time, a minimum of two sessions of repeated lessons is recommended.
- Younger children under 8 years of age may need additional practice before mastering each level of swimming. They may need more than one, or several, two-week sessions before moving to the next level.
- We do not offer make-up lessons unless canceled by Conejo Recreation & Park District.
- Please alert the instructor before the first class if there are any special needs for other situations that may assist us to enhance your child's learning experience.
- Classes are taught by American Red Cross certified and trained instructors.
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Parent/Child
This level introduces participants and their parents to the aquatics environment. Introducing skills that can help parents practice with their child through songs, toys, and games. Introduces movements on front and back, changing positions, and submerging in an up-and-down pattern.
PLEASE NOTE: This class is not designed to teach your child how to swim; parents learn skills to help guide their child to the next level of swim lessons.
Tiny Tots
Recommend participation in at least one session of Parent/Child. Introduction to water without a parent. Work on movement along the wall, blowing bubbles, breath-holding, kicking, floating, arm strokes, and underwater exploration.
PLEASE NOTE: Effective Fall 2017: All Tiny Tot Seals classes will be a maximum of two students per class. This level emphasizes water adjustment, safety, and fun.
Participants must be proficient in the following skills to take this class:
- Enter and Exit the pool using the stairs (assisted)
- Hold breath underwater
- Floating on the back (assisted)
- Swim on front and back (assisted)
This class will be converted into a Private Instruction class if 2 people are not enrolled five business days prior to the start date.
Please contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the level of your child.
Polliwogs
This class builds on skills from the Tiny Tots level moving into deeper water. This class works on arm and leg movements, gliding, floating. Introduces swimming without assistance.
PLEASE NOTE: This level emphasizes water adjustment, safety, and fun. Participants must be able to hang on the wall without letting go.
Participants must be proficient in the following skills to take this class:
- Enter and exit the water (unassisted)
- Shuffle along the wall without letting go (unassisted)
- Follow verbal directions
- Submerge fully underwater and blow bubbles
Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment (75% full) will be contacted with options to convert this class into a semi-private instruction, private instruction, or to move to another time slot.
Please contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the level of your child.
Seals
Designed for children with limited experience. Children continue to work on simultaneous leg and arm movements, improve floating, and gliding on front/back.
PLEASE NOTE: Participants must be able to hang on the wall without letting go.
Participants must be proficient in the following skills to take this class:
- Submerge head under water 3 times (unassisted)
- Back glide to the instructor (unassisted)
- Front glide to the instructor (unassisted)
- Front float for 3 seconds (unassisted)
- Back float for 3 seconds (unassisted)
Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment (75% full) will be contacted with options to convert this class into a semi-private instruction, private instruction, or to move to another time slot.
Please contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the level of your child.
Dolphins
A child at this level should be able to make forward movement. Freestyle includes arm and leg movements with rhythmic breathing (lifting their head to breathe). Introduces elementary backstroke.
PLEASE NOTE: Participants in this level must have a basic knowledge of the skills below, but do not need to be mastered.
Participants must be proficient in the following skills to take this class:
- Front glide for 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds (unassisted)
- Back glide, then back float for 5 seconds (unassisted)
- Swim using arm and leg movements for 5 yards (unassisted)
- Submerge fully underwater and blow bubbles
Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment (75% full) will be contacted with options to convert this class into a semi-private instruction, private instruction, or to move to another time slot.
Please contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the level of your child.
Otters
This level emphasizes strength, endurance, and coordination of freestyle. Introduces back & breaststroke, treading water, and diving.
PLEASE NOTE: Participants in this level must have a basic knowledge of the skills below, but do not need to be mastered. Diving is not always available at the CLU pool.
Participants must be proficient in the following skills to take this class:
- Swim freestyle for 15 yards with rotary breathing
- Elementary backstroke for 10 yards
- Swim freestyle for 5 yards, back float for 5 seconds, then swim back to the wall (unassisted)
Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment (75% full) will be contacted with options to convert this class into a semi-private instruction, private instruction, or to move to another time slot.
Please contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the level of your child.
Stingrays
This level introduces the butterfly kick and surface dives with extended instruction in the coordination of freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and treading water.
PLEASE NOTE: Diving is not always available at the CLU pool.
Participants must be proficient in the following skills to take this class:
- Swim freestyle for 25 yards
- Swim backstroke for 25 yards
- Tread water for 30 seconds
- Demonstrate proper side breathing, with freestyle
- Demonstrate proper streamline
Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment (75% full) will be contacted with options to convert this class into a semi-private instruction, private instruction, or to move to another time slot.
Please contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the level of your child.
Barracudas/Shark
This level focuses on swim endurance, stroke development, treading water, and diving. Introduces butterfly, flip turns, and circle swimming. Participants in this level will be prepared to join the swim team. *Diving not always available at CLU pool.
PLEASE NOTE: Diving is not always available at the CLU pool.
Participants must be proficient in the following skills to take this class:
- Swim freestyle with rotary breathing for 50 yards
- Swim backstroke for 50 yards
- Swim breaststroke for 25 yards
- Butterfly kick for 15 yards
- Tread water for 1 minute
- Demonstrate a standing dive into the deep water (if facility permits)
- Demonstrate a tuck and a pike surface dive (if facility permits)
Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment (75% full) will be contacted with options to convert this class into a semi-private instruction, private instruction, or to move to another time slot.
Please contact the Aquatics office at 805-241-0894 if you are unsure of the level of your child.
Private Instruction
One-on-one lessons designed for all ages and levels of swimming ability. Certified and experienced instructors will cater a work-out and program designed specifically to you.
PLEASE NOTE: Participants may need more than one session of instruction to reach your personal goal.
All PRIVATE INSTRUCTION classes can be converted into a semi-private class. To convert this class into a semi-private instruction, call the Aquatics office to enroll the second participant: 805-241-0894.
Semi-Private Instruction
This class will be converted into a Private Instruction class if 2 people are not enrolled five business days prior to the start date.
Swim Camp
This class offers an introductory course to a competitive swim team. Participants will learn how to swim in a team like format with an increased focus on technique, stamina, and endurance.
PLEASE NOTE: This class should only be taken if the participant successfully passed the Barracuda/Shark level. Swimmers must be able to swim 50 yards proficiently and be familiar with the front, back, breast, and butterfly strokes.
Participants should expect to learn:
- How to read a pace clock using interval sets.
- How to properly circle swim in a lane with a team.
- Proper stroke turns and rhythmic breathing.
- Drills and sets for increased endurance and stamina.
- A focus on butterfly, back, breast, and freestyle strokes.
- Controlled breathing and pace oriented workouts.
Make-ups are available for this course during other times offered.
Water Polo Camp
This class offers an introductory lesson into the sport of water polo. No previous experience is necessary to join this class. Local and experienced water polo coaches from South Coast Aquatics instruct this class.
PLEASE NOTE: Participants must be able to swim 25 yards comfortably in order to take this class.
Participants should expect to learn:
- Water polo skills, rules, and drills.
- Ball handling techniques and fundamentals.
- Treading water (the egg beater).
- Competitive sportsmanship and teamwork.
- Water polo style swimming and endurance.
Adult & Teen Swim Technique
This class offers swimmers improved stroke technique, endurance, and confidence in the water. Instructed by experienced and seasoned swim instructors. Learn how to swim faster with less effort in a small group setting at your own pace.
PLEASE NOTE: This class should not be taken by swimmers that do not know how to swim or are uncomfortable in the water.
Participants should expect to learn:
- How to structure a swim workout and plan.
- Fundamentals in improved swim stroke and technique.
- How to effectively control your breathing and pace.
- Drills and swim sets tailored to individual levels.
- Introduces and fine tunes the backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly for a full body workout.
Water Walkers Workout
This class offers a conventional workout using the power of water and your body. Learn how great it feels to work hard in the water without it feeling like a workout. Low impact exercises taught by a seasoned and experienced water aerobics instructor to workout problem muscle and joint areas.
PLEASE NOTE: This class is a water aerobics class geared towards joint and muscle improvement.
Participants should expect to learn:
- How to effectively workout in the water without causing pain to joints and muscles.
- How to isolate muscle groups for an effective workout.
- How to effectively use the water to ease the pain while getting a workout.
- Drills and workouts to use on your own time.
- Introduces in water and on land low impact exercises.
Water shoes are recommended, but not required.
Swim, Bike, Run, Fun! Triathlon Camp
Introduction to the sport of Triathlons. Become a triathlete with instruction in swimming, cycling, running, and transitions between events. Camp ends with Triathlon.
Participants should expect to learn:
- How to effectively transition from swim to bike, to run.
- How to swim freestyle in an open water setting.
- How to effectively push off and exit your bike.
- How to effectively control your breathing and tempo while running.
- Introduces the standard way of organizing your transition station.
PLEASE NOTE: Participants are required to supply their own bike, suit, and running shoes. Bikes can be stored overnight on the pool deck, but bike locks are not provided. Water, snacks, and lunches are not provided. CRPD is not responsible for any lost or stolen equipment.
CRPD Swim Team
Take the next step into your swimming experience with our CRPD Swim Team. Our novice Swim Team provides structured workouts and stroke technique in a fun and team-oriented environment. The Swim Team is a great way to experience the culture of swimming without the commitment.
PLEASE NOTE: This class should not be taken by swimmers that do not know how to swim or are uncomfortable in the water.
Participants should expect to learn:
- Effective and efficient turns, starts, and finishes for all strokes.
- Stroke technique in the Butterfly, Back, Breast, and Freestyle strokes.
- How to effectively control your breathing and pace in a workout and race.
- Drills and swim sets tailored to individual levels and endurance.
- Introduces skills to improve stamina, confidence, and distance.
Swim Workouts: Can’t make a day? No problem! Participants can attend any all the swim workouts offered during the season. Feel free to get two workouts in a day.
- TOHS Pool (TOP): 9:00-10:00am
- NPHS Pool (NPP): 4:00-5:00pm
- Monday - Thursday
- No workouts 7/2-7/5
Swim Equipment: While some equipment is provided for swim workouts, participants are required to supply some of the equipment listed below on their own. A CRPD Swim Team swim cap will be provided on the first day of practice.
- Swim Suit
- Goggles
- Towel
- Sunscreen
Swim Competitions: Competitions or Swim Meets are optional and are not required by participants to attend. Some Swim Meets may require registration fees. Registration fees for meets are not included in the price for the CRPD Swim Team. Swim Meets dates, times, and cost are TBD and will be provided during the season.
Beginning Springboard Diving
Participants must be able to swim 25 yards and be comfortable with headfirst entries and deep water.
This class will emphasize the following skills:
- Spatial and bodily awareness, balance and flexibility
- Forward approach, Back arm press
- Forward jump, Back jump
- Forward and Back Line-ups
- Introduces forward dive tuck and forward summersault
- Participants will practice on both 1meter and 3meter diving boards
Please note: AS A SAFETY MEASURE, Dive class participants must successfully execute basic skills before moving on to more advanced skills. This may require a large amount of repetition.
Intermediate Springboard Diving
Participants must have prior dive or gymnastics experience.
This class will emphasize the following skills:
- Building on spatial and bodily awareness, balance and flexibility
- Refine Forward and Back jumps and dives
- Refine forward and back line-ups
- Build on forward/back summersaults
- Introduces inward and reverse dives/summersaults
- Participants will practice on both 1meter and 3meter diving boards
Please note: AS A SAFETY MEASURE, Dive class participants must successfully execute basic skills before moving on to more advanced skills. This may require a large amount of repetition.
Refund & Make-Up Policy
Please plan your schedule accordingly in order to keep refunds to a minimum. A full refund less $5 will be granted if the Aquatics office is notified at least TWO business days (Monday- Friday) prior to the start of swim class. This gives our Aquatics staff time to find a replacement for your space in the class, complete all necessary paperwork, and notify the instructor. A refund will be granted on a pro-rated basis if the Aquatics office is notified prior to the date of the second class.
REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GRANTED after the second day of the class. Requests for a refund after the published start time of the second class will not be granted. EXAMPLE: Class starts at 5:00pm, requesting a refund at 5:01pm will not be granted. Failure to attend or “No Shows” will not be granted a refund.
For Specialty Classes and all Lifeguard Training and WSI classes, transfers or refunds within 72 hours of the start of class will be charged a $15 fee. All refunds prior to 72 hours will be charged the $5 refund fee. NO REFUNDS/TRANSFERS WILL BE GRANTED on the class start day.
REFUND CONSIDERATIONS
We understand that on rare occasions life throws us curveballs that cause us to change our scheduled plans. Refunds will be granted after the second day for a medical emergency. Refunds will only be granted with a hand written doctor’s note on a formal letter from the DATE posted. EXAMPLE: Your child is sick from the second day of class, but the doctor’s note is dated from the fourth day, you will only be refunded the classes after the fourth day.
AQUATICS TRANSFER POLICY
Transfers must be made TWO business days before the start of the class during business hours (9:00am-5:00pm M-F). Transfers to a new session will not be granted once a session has already started. Transfers after the start date, and only within the first two classes, will be charged for the days they were enrolled.
AQUATICS MAKE-UP POLICY
Due to the high demand for swim lessons and the intricate scheduling of instructors, WE DO NOT ALLOW ANY MAKE-UP LESSONS. However, we understand that due to uncontrollable circumstances you may miss a class. We will make every effort to work with you to reschedule that lesson, but make-ups are NOT GUARANTEED.
Please leave a message at 805-241-0894 or email us aquatics@crpd.org if you have any questions.
FAQs
What level are my kids?
Our SWIM CLASS DESCRIPTONS information is in the tab above this one and provides detailed descriptions for each of our classes.
Swim Lessons: How do I register for class?
You can register for a class online by going to our ONLINE REGISTRATION PAGE.
Swim Lessons: Is ___ class open?
You can check class availability online by going to our registration page, and search for the specific class by name or class number. If a class is full, put yourself on the waitlist for no cost and then we will call you if a spot opens up.
Swim Lessons: Does it cost money to be on a waitlist?
No.
How/Can I request a teacher?
Yes, you can request a teacher; however, we can not guarantee they will teach that specific class. We try to accommodate your request to the best of our ability. Talk to a pool manager and tell them the name or type of teacher you need 1-2 weeks prior to a session starting.
Can I get a refund?
Please visit our REFUND & MAKE-UP POLICY section at the top of this FAQ tab, for information regarding refunds.
What are your pool hours?
Please click our HOURS & FEES tab above, for information regarding hours.
What’s the difference between lap swim & rec swim?
Lap swimming is for customers who want to use the pool for exercise to swim back and forth and do laps. Recreational swimming is when the pool is open to the public, designated for families and children come to the pool to play and relax. We try to have two lanes available for lap swimming during rec swim times.
Can I come in and swim early?
No, other classes and programs are being conducted or a lifeguard is not on duty.
Are you affiliated with the university?
No, we are only on their campus. We are run by Conejo Recreation and Park District.
Can I swim in the “big pool” (CLU’s pool)?
Only if you are a student or staff member there. They have different operating hours than we do, check with them to see what their hours are.
Are students/Staff (CLU) free?
No, CLU Students are $3 with a current student ID. CLU Staff/Faculty pay the regular $4 fee.
Is the pool handicap accessible?
Yes, we are able to assist people who are handicapped with a lift device. Please let the staff know if you would like assistance with the lift.
Is the pool available for birthday parties?
Yes, you can have a private party when the pool is closed to the public.
The rates vary depending on the number of people attending the party, lifeguards, and hours.
Please visit our Pool Parties/Facility Reservations tab below for additional information.
What temperature is the water?
We keep the water between 80°- 84°
Is your pool chlorine or salt?
It is chlorinated.
Where are you located?
We are on California Lutheran University’s campus in the northwest corner of Mount Clef Blvd. and Olsen Road. We are the smaller of the two pools. From south of Thousand Oaks on the 101 — Take the 23 and exit Olsen Road (follow the signs to CLU). Turn left onto Olsen Road, then turn right on Mount Clef Blvd. Turn left into the parking lot. From north of Thousand Oaks on the 101 — Exit at Lynn Road and turn left. Lynn turns into Olsen Road (follow the signs to the University). Go under the bridge, turn left on Mount Clef Blvd, and then turn left into the parking lot.
Do I have to pay even if I’m not swimming?
During our peak season, Memorial Day thru Labor Day, there is a $4 admission fee at all pools. During the off-season, there is no fee to enter the pool area if you are accompanying a swimmer and you are not swimming.
Do you take credit cards?
Yes, we take MasterCard, Visa, American Express, and Discover.
Is my child required to wear a swim diaper?
If he/she is not potty trained, yes. Swim diapers are available for purchase for $1 in the office should you forget to bring one.
Do you provide towels?
No, please bring your own.
Do you have lockers?
Yes, however, you need to provide your own lock.
How old must a child be to come and swim alone?
8 years old.
Can I bring my own floatation devices/can kids wear floats?
Allowed: Noodles, swimsuits with a float built in, ring tubes; items must stay with the child. Life vests must be Coast Guard-Approved. Not Allowed: water wings or water guns. Check with management if you are unsure about your floatation device.
Is there a snack bar?
No, but there are vending machines with snacks and drinks available for purchase.
Can I bring in my own food/drinks?
Yes, however, we do not allow glass or alcoholic beverages on deck.
Is there a lost and found?
Yes, ask a lifeguard when you come to the pool to assist you in finding any lost belongings.
Does the pool close if it rains?
Occasionally. If there is lightning or thunder, the pool will close immediately. If you are unsure, call the Aquatics Rain Line at 805-381-1237. If it is sprinkling, the pool will most likely remain open.
Can I swim while my child is taking lessons?
No, there is not enough room in the pool to accommodate lap swimmers during lessons.
Can I stay and swim with my child after their lessons?
Yes, as long as the pool is open to the public to swim at that time. You will need to pay the fee to use the pool for the time you are staying to swim and for the number of people who will be on deck.
Pool Parties are great for any event you are celebrating, from your child's birthday party, graduation, or even a family reunion!
We've got something for everyone; with the help of our certified lifeguards, be reassured that your guests will stay safe throughout your event!
What To Do
- Fill out Pool Party Rental Agreement: 2020 Pool Party Reservation Packet (PDF)
- A signed copy of the Pool Party Rental Agreement must be turned into the Aquatics office.
- A walk-through of the facility at the time of your reservation is required.
- A date and time are confirmed with a 50% non-refundable deposit after the facility walk-through.
We are pleased to offer the following training courses for Lifeguard, Recertification, and Water Safety Instructor. To view our current session offerings, please visit our ONLINE REGISTRATION PAGE and search by keyword.
LIFEGUARD TRAINING - C806
This course focuses on the job of a lifeguard in a swimming pool environment. Learn to prevent and respond to emergencies in and around the water. Teaches professionalism, first aid, rescue skills, and CPR. Includes Lifeguarding Training, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, and AED. Participants MUST know how to swim Front Crawl with rhythmic breathing and Breaststroke. Successful participation in all sessions required! Classes will emphasize victim recognition, surveillance, equipment-based rescues, and includes for the Professional Rescuer, First Aid, and AED.
Prerequisites: participant must be 15 years of age; able to swim continuously for 300 yards; able to tread water for two minutes using legs only; able to retrieve a 10-lb brick from 7 feet of water and return it to the surface.
Lifeguard Training Poster (PDF)
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR - C809
This approximately 30-hour course helps you teach skills that may save a life, gain terrific work experience as an aquatics professional, earn money or join a volunteer team while you help people learn valuable skills. In addition, you will learn organizational and presentation skills that will help you in any career and make a difference in people’s lives. Whether you want to splash around with kids and teach them to swim, help children and adults refine their strokes, or teach diving safety techniques, you can do it as an American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor.
Prerequisites: Minimum age of 16. Fundamentals of Instructor Training Course (FIT). Demonstrate swimming skills consistent with the Stroke Performance Charts, Level 4, by swimming the following strokes: Front Crawl - 25 yards; Back Crawl - 25 yards; Breaststroke - 25 yards; Elementary backstroke - 25 yards; Sidestroke - 25 yards; Butterfly - 15 yards; maintain position on back for one minute in deep water (floating or sculling); tread water for one minute.
LIFEGUARD RECERTIFICATION TRAINING - C807
This course is designed to help participants achieve recertification in Lifeguard Training without having to take the full content course. This review course includes First Aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer.
Prerequisites: Current American Red Cross Lifeguarding/CPR/First Aid/AED certification. Able to swim continuously for 300 yards; able to tread water for two minutes using legs only. Must be able to attend the full class.
FIRST AID/CPR/AED TRAINING - C808
The Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED blended learning course will prepare you to recognize and care for a variety of first aid, breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults, children, and infants. The online portion features award-winning simulation learning – an interactive experience where you will respond to real-world emergencies in a virtual setting and practice the skills that will prepare you for the instructor-led classroom skill session. Allow 2 hours 45 minutes to complete the online portion if you are new to First Aid/CPR/AED training or 55 minutes if you have previously received certification. The online course must be completed prior to attending the classroom portion of blended learning.
Looking for a cool summer job? If you are at least 16 years old, love swimming & kids, are responsible and have a great attitude, then you can become a Lifeguard and Swim Instructor for the Conejo Recreation & Park District! We recruit applicants for the Community Pool at California Lutheran University, as well as at Newbury Park and Thousand Oaks High Schools.
- Gain terrific work experience
- Earn money having fun in the sun
- Earn the respect of your peers
- Make a difference in others’ lives
- Learn & teach skills that save lives
- Enhance your customer service skills
Summer 2020 Employment Application (PDF)
Aquatics 2020 Job Descriptions (PDF)
Lifeguard Try-Out Requirements
- 150-yard medley (Breaststroke, Backstroke, Freestyle under 4:00)
- 2-minute tread with hands in the armpit
- 10 lbs. brick retrieval from 10-13 ft. of water
- 500-yard continuous swim (freestyle)
- 10 enter and exits from the side of the pool (no ladder)