Explore Beginner Levels

Our beginner program starts at 6 months old with parent-participation classes designed to build comfort, trust, and early water confidence. At age 3, children can transition into independent lessons without a parent in the water. These independent levels teach the essential foundations of swimming—safe submersion, floating, body position, breathing, and kicking—that every future swim skill is built upon.

Explore Intermediate Levels

Our intermediate levels strengthen breath control, body position, and coordination as swimmers begin learning formal stroke technique. Swimmers are introduced to freestyle and backstroke—the long-axis strokes—which use similar body rotation, alignment, and rhythmic movement patterns to build efficient, confident swimming.

Explore Advanced Levels

Our advanced levels build on the foundations developed in the beginner and intermediate levels. Swimmers are introduced to the short-axis strokes—breaststroke and butterfly—while continuing to refine freestyle and backstroke technique. The goal is to prepare swimmers for a lifetime of safe, efficient swimming, whether for recreation, survival skills, fitness, or advancement into competitive programs.

Step 3: Choose the Right Lesson Option

Group Lessons or Private Lessons?

AquaTech offers both group and private swim lessons so families can choose the learning environment that best supports their swimmer’s comfort, safety, confidence, and progress.

Group Lessons: Group lessons are a great fit for swimmers who are ready to learn in a structured class with other children. Swimmers follow the AquaTech curriculum, take turns, practice alongside peers, and build confidence in a social learning environment. Group lessons may be the right fit if your swimmer can participate safely with multiple swimmers in the class, follow instructor directions, wait their turn, and progress within the group lesson structure.

Private Lessons: Private lessons provide one-on-one instruction for swimmers who would benefit from a more individualized learning experience. With one swimmer and one instructor, lessons can move at the swimmer’s pace and focus on their specific comfort level, goals, and skill needs. Private lessons may be the right fit if your swimmer needs extra support, individualized pacing, reduced group distractions, confidence-building, or focused work on specific skills.

Ongoing Lessons or a Single Drop-In?

Ongoing Weekly Lessons: Ongoing enrollment reserves the same class day and time for your swimmer each week, creating the consistency needed to build confidence and make steady progress. AquaTech uses a continuous enrollment model, so lessons continue from one four-week billing cycle to the next until a Withdrawal Form is submitted. Ongoing enrollment is the best choice for families who want reliable weekly instruction, a reserved class spot and long-term skill development.

Single-Lesson Drop-Ins: Single-lesson Drop-In Passes offer a flexible way to attend one available class without creating an ongoing enrollment or recurring billing. Each pass is assigned to one swimmer and can be redeemed for a specific lesson that matches the swimmer’s level and current availability.

Final Step: Register Your Swimmer!

After completing Steps 1–4, you’ll have everything you need to choose the right registration option for your swimmer. Select the option below that best fits your family, complete registration, and take the next step toward safer, stronger, and more confident swimming.

We look forward to welcoming your swimmer to the pool!