About our school
Who We Are
Scot Pro Swim School was founded in 2019 and has quickly established itself as the premiere learn-to-swim resource in multiple cities across Scotland. Our staff is fully qualified, insured, patient, and resourceful.
We have a highly trained staff that provides our bespoke 1:1 swim lessons In Edinburgh and Stirling.
All instructors are fully qualified, insured, patient, and resourceful. We are proud of our program which was designed around and for our clients, specifically targeting personal needs and abilities according to the age of our swimmers.
Please get in touch with us if you are interested in joining our learn to swim program, we would be more than happy to help you in reaching your goals.
GABOR TATAI
Founder - Head Teacher
Our expert lead instructor has over 15 years of teaching experience, including children with special needs, and over 3 years of swimming coaching experience in several countries.
He has a BSc in Physical Education, which brings to the lessons a better understanding of the underlying natural fears of water as well as the perfect base knowledge to design complex and personalised learning programmes. He holds Level 2 qualifications both in teaching and coaching in swimming. Fully insured, valid PVG and DBS check.
As a gold medal winner swimmer, Gabor helps hundreds of swimmers every year to achieve their full potential.
Scot Pro Swim School is dedicated in offering swimming lessons up to the highest standards possible. That is why we are proud members of Autism Swim and STA.
Want To Join Our Team?
We offer a rewarding and fulfilling work experience for swimming instructors and support staff. Join our team and make a positive impact on children's lives by teaching them essential water safety skills. As part of the Blue Turtle team, you'll have the opportunity to work in a supportive and friendly environment with a flexible schedule. Enjoy the benefits of competitive pay, professional development opportunities, and the joy of helping children become confident swimmers.
