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Important Changes to the Swim Safer 2.0 Program SwimSafer
SwimSafer[CAMS] 2025 Test Bookings Most Updated
SwimSafer Test Updates: New Government System & Test Dates
Hi Customers,SportSG has officially taken over the SwimSafer test process, implementing a new SwimSafer assessment booking system. Here’s what you need to know:
SwimSafer CAMS Pilot Testing (Jan & March 2025)
The Centralized Assessment Management System (CAMS) is being tested at five ActiveSG centers in January and March 2025. There will be no tests in February.
SwimSafer CAMS Official Launch (April 2025)
From April, the new CAMS system will fully launch, making it easier to book SwimSafer test slots and manage assessments online.
SwimSafer Test Locations
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North: Bukit Canberra Swimming Complex
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North-East: Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex
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Central: Jalan Besar Swimming Complex
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East: Pasir Ris Swimming Complex
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West: Jurong West Swimming Complex
SwimSafer Test Dates – March 2025
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The exact test dates are pending confirmation, but assessments will be held on:
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Wednesdays: 5 PM, 6 PM
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Fridays: 5 PM, 6 PM
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Saturdays: 5 PM, 6 PM
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Sundays: 5 PM, 6 PM
For the latest SwimSafer test bookings and updates, visit our website and secure your slot today!
Everything You Need to Know About the SwimSafer Test
The SwimSafer Test is your gateway to proving your swimming competence and safety skills. Whether you’re a parent looking for a safe swimming experience for your child or an adult keen on upgrading your swimming certification, this guide provides all the details you need to confidently book and prepare for your SwimSafer Test.
What Is the SwimSafer Test?
The SwimSafer Test is a recognized assessment designed to evaluate swimming proficiency and water safety skills. It covers essential techniques and ensures that participants have the skills to handle real-life water scenarios. Key features include:
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Comprehensive Skill Evaluation:
Tests not only basic swimming but also rescue techniques and water safety awareness.
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Standardized Testing Process:
Administered by certified professionals to ensure consistent and reliable assessment.
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Local Recognition:
Particularly valued in Singapore, the test is recognized by swimming authorities and organizations.For the latest SwimSafer test bookings and updates, visit our website and secure your slot today!
How to Book Your SwimSafer Test
Booking your SwimSafer Test is a straightforward process. Follow these simple steps to secure your spot:
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Visit Our Booking Page:
Head over to the dedicated SwimSafer Test booking portal.
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Select Your Test Date:
Choose from a range of available dates that suit your schedule.
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Fill in Your Details:
Provide your personal and contact information along with any relevant medical or swimming history.
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Confirm Your Booking:
Review your information, complete the payment (if applicable), and finalize your booking.Receive Confirmation:
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Receieve Confirmation
An email confirmation will be sent with your test details, location, and any additional instructions.
Book Now
Ready to enhance your swimming skills and safety? Book Your SwimSafer Test Now and take the first step towards a safer swimming experience.
SwimSafer Test Reviews: Real Experiences from Parents & Students
The SwimSafer Test is an essential milestone for children learning water safety and swimming skills in Singapore. At Swim Masters, we pride ourselves on providing a well-structured, supportive, and professionally managed testing environment. But don’t just take our word for it—read what parents and students have to say about their experiences!
⭐ What Parents Are Saying About Swim Masters’ SwimSafer Test
Well-Organized & Smooth Coordination
"Swim Master is very organised for the swimming test, given the challenges of a rainy day on the test date. Coach Alvin was very prompt in responding to our queries before and after the swim test. Thank you!" – Juju Lam
"A lot of details were provided prior to the swim test. The test was generally well-coordinated." – Dixie Ng
At Swim Masters, we ensure that every test session is carefully planned, taking into account factors like weather conditions and logistical needs to provide a seamless experience.
Comprehensive Swim & Water Safety Evaluation
"The test was comprehensive and covered all aspects of swim and pool safety. The coaches and testers were clear in their instructions, and the children felt comfortable and empowered to participate and complete the test. Good job, Swim Masters! 👍🏻" – Haniman Boniran
The SwimSafer Test goes beyond just swimming skills—it evaluates critical safety components to ensure students are well-equipped with water survival knowledge. Our instructors make sure each participant understands the test requirements and performs with confidence.
Passionate & Dedicated Coaching
*"Coach Alvin is the go-to man for swimming! He is passionate and has a big heart for teaching children how to swim. I don’t usually give reviews, but this is my first Google review because I feel he deserves positive feedback. To prepare the children for the swimming test, he conducts quick pre-test assessments to inform parents and children about areas they can improve.
Today was my daughter’s swimming test, but the weather didn’t work in our favor. Through his tight coordination with the pool staff and clear instructions for parents, he managed to ensure the students completed their tests. Thanks!"* – Jim Lee
Our coaches conduct pre-test assessments to help students understand what to expect, ensuring they perform at their best. Their dedication and adaptability help create a positive and reassuring environment for young swimmers.
Helping Children Gain Confidence in Swimming
"Thank you very much to Coach Alvin and his team for their great coaching! My son is now able to swim well and confidently attend SwimSafer tests!" – Amanda Woon
"The SwimSafer tests were well-organized, with coaches demonstrating exceptional responsiveness and kindness throughout. Appreciate it!" – Kerine
For many children, taking the SwimSafer Test is a significant step toward water confidence. Our team ensures that each student feels supported, motivated, and ready to excel.
🎯 Why Choose Swim Masters for the SwimSafer Test?
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✅ Expert Coaching:
Our certified instructors guide students with professionalism and patience.
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✅ Structured Training:
Pre-test assessments and clear instructions help students perform their best.
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✅ Comprehensive Safety Focus:
We emphasize both swimming proficiency and water safety awareness.
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✅ Parental Support:
Responsive communication ensures parents stay informed every step of the way.
📢 Ready to Enroll for Your SwimSafer Test?
Join the many satisfied parents and students who have successfully completed their SwimSafer Test with us! Contact Swim Masters today to book your child’s assessment and take the next step toward water confidence.
📍 Book Your SwimSafer Test Now and take the first step towards a safer swimming experience.
🎯 How to Prepare for the SwimSafer Test? Get Ready for Test Day
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📌 Pack Your Bag
Swimsuit, towel, goggles, water bottle, ID, extra clothes.
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📌 Sleep Well & Eat Light
Stay energized and hydrated.
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📌 Arrive Early
Give yourself time to warm up. By preparing well, you’ll feel confident and perform your best! 💪🔥
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📌 Parental Support
What are the different Stages, skills are tested at each stage?
Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences Stage 1 A /B Checklist of no goggles and at teaching pool Slide-in Entry Swim 5m on back (Alternate or simultaneous Movement) Submerge and Retrieve object Swim Safer participants will commence to front float for 5 sec and stand to recover(Star Float) then back float 5 sec and stand and recover this is general knowledge for kids to float without goggles and able to flip to back float whenever encountered any breathing difficulties swim 10 meters on the front (alternate or simultaneous movement) which means breaststroke or front crawl also can. layman's term freestyle or breaststroke. show distress and call for help Grab float and float for 10 secs and kick to the pool's edge and exit from the pool Overall summary building confidences of not having goggles on the eyes and expose the kids to overcome having instances of not swimming with goggles, promoting back float whilst helping relaxing of kids to be able to lie on the back and breathe comfortably. Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences Stage 1B Checklist of Life jackets and T-Shirt and Shorts and No Goggles put on PFD (Lifejackets) on land, assistance allowed. jump on with PFD and float for 30 secs Exit the pool Overall summary Learning usage of lifejackets which can be commonly seen in aeroplane, cruises, boat, theme park, exposure to different kinds of lifejackets so ask to teach the student how to save themselves with equipment and hold on two hands on the lifejacket's side handle to prevent it from blocking kids vision or breathing during water activities.
Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences Stage 2A /B( Swim ) Checklist of this stage can be conducted in a teaching pool Enter Pool using slid in entry swim 25 meter on the front (alternate or simultaneous movement) which means breaststroke or front crawl also can. layman's term freestyle or breaststroke. Swim 15 meter on the back (alternate or simultaneous movement) which means backstroke or survival backstroke. exit pool Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences Stage 2B Checklist of this stage can be conducted in a teaching pool and no goggles Enter Pool using step-in entry Swim 5 m on front, rollover Back float 10 secs Swim 5 m on the back Scull, float or tread 30 seconds Search and recover object Exit pool Overall summary back float and front float timings are double, to show that the students are much more skilled in doing longer intervals. Survival timings are 3 Times more of either back float or tread water or interchange between to save energy in between. Building confidences of not having goggles on the eyes and expose the kids to overcome having instances of not swimming with goggles, promoting back float whilst helping relaxing of kids to be able to lie on the back and breathe comfortably. Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences Stage 2B part 1 Checklist of t-shirt and pants, no goggles and can be done inside teaching pool any survival strokes 15 meter, swimming breaststroke head above always, survival back and backstrokes (Face clear of the water) exiting pool. Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences Stage 2B part 2 Checklist of t-shirt and pants, no goggles and can be done inside the competition pool wearing of lifejackets/PFD independently jump inside the swimming pool, swim with lifejackets, face cleared of water exiting pool. Overall summary Learning usage of lifejackets which can be commonly seen in aeroplane, cruises, boat, theme park, scenario-based items where let say boat capsized and oil spillage, the victims must swim with lifejackets to safety with head up to be able to see and avoid visible obstacles in front with face above water.
Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences Stage 3 Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool Slide-in entry to the swimming pool Swim 25 meter in backstroke Swim 25 meter in front crawl layman's term freestyle Exit the pool from the ladder Stage 3B Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool Entry using straddle jump or stride entry Swim 25 meter in survival backstroke Swim 25 meter in Breaststroke Headfirst dive into 2 hola hoops of 2 meter apart Scull, float or tread for 50 secs Swim through hoops Overall summary Learning to do headfirst dive into hola hoops across 5 meter is whenever a situation arises where survivor need to swim through obstacles underneath water to escape from danger, the student will have prior experiences on how to escape. Stage 3B Checklist of this stage starts at the 25-meter mark, lifejackets or PFD are thrown into the water Swim survival backstroke or breaststroke for 25 meters to a lifejacket put on the lifejackets or PFD in the water while treading Swim 50 meter with PFD Exit from pool The overall summary is to learn how to wear lifejacket whilst inside the open water and be able to swim with lifejackets on.
Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences
Stage 4 BRONZE
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Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool
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Slide-in entry to the swimming pool
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Swim 25 meter in front crawl layman's term freestyle
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Swim 25 meter in backstroke
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then swim another 25 meters in breaststroke layman's term frogstyle
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subsequently swim another 25 meters in survival backstrokes
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Exit the pool from the ladder
Stage 4 A Bronze
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Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool
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Entry using Compact Jump
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perform a front somersault
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Sculling, floating or treading water for 2 minutes
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feet first surface dive at least on the 1.4-meter depth of the pool
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swim through 2 hola hoops of 2 meter apart
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Scull, float or tread for 50 secs
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Swim through hoops
Overall summary Learning to do headfirst dive into hola hoops across 5 meter is whenever a situation arises where survivor need to swim through obstacles underneath the water to escape from danger, the student will have prior experiences on how to escape. Frontal somersault is to let them grow comfortable into it so as future somersault turns will be easily practising for competition/endurance swim.
Stage 4 B Bronze
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Checklist of this stage starts at the 15-meter mark.
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Assessor to conduct 15 minutes of circle swim of firstly survival backstroke, preceding with survival side stroke and lastly survival breaststroke
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clearing the swim the swimmers need to wave for help
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rescuer threw the kickboard for swimmers to catch on the kickboard
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Exit from pool
The overall summary is to learn how to swim all the survival strokes on an emergency scenario and when seen rescuer how to make ownself visible by waving for help. Emphasis on how to grab on the kick board to swim to safety.
Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences
Stage 5 Silver
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Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool, stop watch to time swimmers
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Perform Kneel down/Crouching dive entry for front crawl and breaststroke
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Swim Front crawl for 50 meters within 1.30 Minutes - only flutter kick
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Swim Breast Stroke for 50 meters within 1.50 minutes - only wedge kick
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Swim Back stroke for 50 meters within 1.40 minutes - only flutter kick
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Swim 25 meters of survival Backstroke
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Swim 25 meters of side Side stroke
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Swim Dolphin kick for 10 meters; butterfly stroke without hand pull only body adulations
Overall summary is to be more proficient than bronze by being able to perform individual swim at according speed and timing. Toes being pointed and flutter continuously will assist both Front and Back stroke. For the most challenging stroke among all is backstroke where in public environment is slightly harder to practise without hitting obstacles or people, a basics will help and assist being chin high up , straight hand pull. Starting thumbs up from thigh ,hand rotate straight up, pinky finger entry when touching ear and scooping in deep action (almost like sweeping). Tips can swim near the wall or the rope to facilitate gauging the swimming straight at the beginning then move to the centre to swim, taking particular notice of object point to gauge if the person is swimming straight.
Stage 5 Silver
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Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool, t-shirt and long pants
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Perform straddle jump
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do a backward somersault in water
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feet first surface dive at least on the 1.4-meter depth of the pool
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swim through 2 hola hoops of 3 meter apart
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swimming quickly in front crawl , wave help and await for lifejacket to be thrown
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wear lifejackets/ PFD in water
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be in H.E.L.P position for 30 seconds
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Survival swim (survival backstroke/ survival breast stroke/ sidestroke ) 25 meter with PFD/lifejackets.
Overall summary Learning to do headfirst dive into hola hoops across 5 meter is whenever a situation arises where survivor need to swim through obstacles underneath the water to escape from danger, the student will have prior experiences on how to escape. Frontal somersault is to let them grow comfortable into it so as future somersault turns will be easily practising for competition/endurance swim.
Swim Safer Test 2.0 Sequences
Stage 6 Gold
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Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool, stop watch to time swimmers
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Perform standing dive entry for front crawl and breaststroke
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Swim Front crawl for 100 meters within 3 Minutes - only flutter kick
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Swim Breast Stroke for 100 meters within 3:50 minutes - only wedge kick
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Swim Back stroke for 100 meters within 3:20 minutes - only flutter kick
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Swim 50 meters of survival Backstroke
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Swim 50 meters of side Side stroke
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Swim 15 meters of Butterfly
Overall summary is to be more proficient than previous two silver and bronze by being able to perform individual swim at according speed, timing and endurance. The plunges/dive in and also the turn can be improved to assist with the increase of speed. Candidates need to work to refine the skills of each individual strokes to achieve a better timing of each strokes. Tips for butterfly are to have simple two dolphin kicks before a hand pull. Practising the timing of the hand pull will assist with a better butterfly strokes.
Stage 6 Gold
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Checklist of this stage can be conducted in the competition pool, t-shirt and long pants
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Perform compact jump
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Head-first surface dive, depth of 1.8m
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swim through 3 hola hoops of 5 meters apart
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swimming quickly in front crawl for 45m
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swim another 50 m survival stroke(face out(clear) of water.
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remove pants and inflate the pants with catching of air using hand sculling and scooping of air into the pants within 5 minutes
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be in H.E.L.P position for 1 minute
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swim another 25 m with self made float
Overall summary survivor to escape from danger, with the clothings that the survivor is wearing and making a float to reduce any over exertion of energy with a self made float.