Our Methodology

At Swim it Right, you will learn to swim efficiently with the right techniques

What People Are Saying

  • “My girls felt at ease with Swim it Right’s coach and this made them look forward to classes. Our coach took pains to make sure our girls’ strokes are correct. All these were accomplished with no screaming or shouting.”

    — Parent of Yasmynn and Hannah Dinoalfian

  • “Swim it Right’s programme is well organised and the lessons have a clear structure. The swimming class met all my needs. My coach’s advice was helpful in getting me comfortable with the pool water and swimming”

    — Jasmine Sun, adult learner

  • “Our coach has done exceptionally well in imparting water survival skills to my children in a fun and entertaining way. My child went from a water shy girl to an independent swimmer. She went through the whole process without feeling stressed.”

    — Parent of Lycia and Lucas Lee

You’re never too young or old to start learning.

There’s a swimming programme for everyone - from the curious toddler to the active adult.

 

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