Pittsburgh, PA 
Some people never had the opportunity to learn to swim as a child. Others enrolled in swim lessons and had a negative experience or didn’t finish. In either case, our program has helped many adults learn to swim in Pittsburgh.
It’s never too late to experience the fun and health advantages of swimming, whether you’re overcoming a fear of the water or improving your swimming strokes.
We’re committed to helping swimmers of all ages learn water safety skills, from beginners to advanced swimmers looking to improve their technique. Our instructors personalize swimming lessons to fit each student’s abilities and goals.
Our Approach to Adult Learn-to-Swim Lessons in Pittsburgh
British Swim School offers adult swimming lessons for every experience level, from those just learning to swim to experienced swimmers. You’ll work with some of the area’s best swimming instructors to achieve your goals.
In our curriculum-based program, swimmers advance at their own pace, mastering one set of skills before moving on to the next.
What can British Swim School help you accomplish?
- Water acclimation. Our program gently introduces first-time swimmers to the water to improve comfort and confidence.
- Water safety. Our program teaches the essentials of swimming, starting with safety and survival skills.
- Stroke techniques. Our program teaches each of the four strokes to perfect your techniques.
- Active lifestyle. Swimming is the perfect low-impact workout for adults to keep in shape and relieve stress.
It’s Never Too Late to Learn
Are you ready to begin learning to swim? Our program is available year-round, so adults can sign up and start immediately. Contact our locally-based customer service team for more information or find a location and enroll online. We hope to hear from you soon!
We welcome families from Bethel Park, Bradfordwoods, Bridgeville, Carnegie, Coraopolis, Cranberry, Mars, Mc Kees Rocks, Monroeville, Oakmont, Pittsburgh, Sewickley, Valencia, Verona, Warrendale, Wexford, and the surrounding communities.
