ABOUT US
Welcome To Waves Academy!
Waves Swim & Sports Academy was established in Dubai in 2011. Our coaches are current and/or past competitive swimmers & coaching to the highest international standards. We have a true passion for swimming!
Our team of Internationally qualified swim coaches are truly committed to ensuring that all children learn the life-long skill of swimming. We believe that swimming is just as important a life skill to learn as are reading & writing.
Waves Swim & Sports Academy is run & managed to Australian standards, one of the leaders in the world of swimming. Our standards are very high, as you will see in all our lessons.
All our coaches hold International Swim Coaching Qualifications, Masters Degrees’ in PE (Swimming), First Aid & CPR qualifications.
Our parents’ reviews speak for themselves. A Partnership with all our Swimmers and their parents is paramount for a successful long-lasting relationship.
We pride ourselves on our high level of organizational skills, customer service & first-hand knowledge of our clients and their individual needs.
OUR VISION
“To teach children of all ages and abilities to swim & excel in their individual capabilities at all levels of the sport.”
OUR MISSION
Waves Swim & Sports Academy strives to provide the highest quality of coaching in a safe, enjoyable & challenging environment that enables each student to realize their potential by testing their limits as a way to encourage continuous progress, achievement and growth.
Waves Swim & Sports Academy promotes mass participation in sport. The academy’s primary mission is to develop youth holistically through development coaching clinics (Waves Program) and through ‘high performance’ coaching programs. Through all its activities, Waves Swim & Sports Academy will be guided by the following objectives:
• To promote mass participation in a variety of sports
• To teach life skills using sport – empower young people
• To offer professional coaching to young athletes
• To expose young athletes to opportunities that lie in sport