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Swimsafer 2.0 C.A.M.s

Swimsafer 2.0 C.A.M.s (Centralised Assessment Management System) will be part of the future swimsafer test starting Year 2025. There will only be 2 types of test. The MOE Swimsafer Test and the Swimsafer 2.0 C.A.M.s test. The Swimsafer 2.0 C.A.M.S is the same as MOE Swimsafer Test. Both will still be issuing the same design of Swimsafer Certificates if your student passed both the theory and the practical test.

Test Centers Near your Area

Things to prepare before you visit the Test Center or Any Activesg Pool

  1. Sign Up activesg App to buy your swim pass to enter the facilities Click here to sign up (Please note that some special feature pool such as jurong east, jurong west may need to pay extra bit for entrance. Jurong East have wave pool and lazy river )
  2. T shirt and Short (For Stage 1,2,3,4) or
  3. T shirt and LONG Pant (For stage 5 & 6)
  4. Towel
  5. Goggle
  6. Swim Cap (Optional)
  7. Snack
  8. A bottle of water

The FIVE Swimsafer Centers Test Schedule

  • North Region- Bukit Canberra Activesg Swimming Complex (Closed Every Wed)
  • North East Region- Yio Chu Kang Activesg Swimming Complex (Closed Every Thur)
  • Central Region- Jalan Besar Activesg Swimming Complex (Closed Every Tue)
  • East Region- Pasir Ris Activesg Swimming Complex (Closed Every Wed)
  • West Region-Jurong West Activesg Swimming Complex (Closed Every Tue)

Delta, Clementi & Queenstown Swimmers

If you stay in Delta, Clementi, and Queenstown areas, here’s a comparison of the nearest swimming pool:

From Delta:

  • Jalan Besar Swimming Complex is nearer, as it is located in the central region, closer to Delta.
  • Jurong West Swimming Complex is farther, being located in the western part of Singapore.

From Clementi:

  • Jurong West Swimming Complex is nearer, as it is located in the west, closer to Clementi.
  • Jalan Besar Swimming Complex is farther, as it is in the central region.

From Queenstown:

  • Jalan Besar Swimming Complex is slightly nearer, as Queenstown is closer to the central region than the western region.
  • Jurong West Swimming Complex is farther, though still accessible from Queenstown.

Facilities Closure Information

There are 5 Assessment Centers that provide swimsafer test in Singapore. For those staying in the North East Region or Central region, you can have 3 choices of test centers around your location namely Canberra, Yio Chu Kang or Jalan Besar. Those staying at Clementi, Delta, Queenstown, bukit batok, senja and choa chu kang region, you have Jurong West as your best bet.

Attached find the schedule for all activesg Pool closure in singapore. During the facilities closure, they will be doing the pool maintenance and other works.

Weekly Pool Maintenance Closure in Singapore

  • Choa Chu Kang
  • Clementi
  • Geylang East
  • Jurong East
  • MOE Evan
  • Seng Kang
  • Jalan Besar
  • Jurong West
  • Katong
  • Tampines
  • Bukit Batok
  • Bukit Canberra
  • Delta
  • Kallang Basin
  • Pasir Ris
  • Senja Cashew
  • Yishun
  • Bishan
  • Heartbeat @ Bedok
  • Jurong Lake Garden
  • Serangoon
  • Woodlands
  • Yio Chu Kang

Things to do before Taking Swimsafer CAMS

  • Ensure you are well prepared for the test. Over prepared is better than under prepared
  • Know the environment, the taste of the pool water, and the water temperature. Different pools has different water temperature and water taste too. Some pool are abit salty.
  • For those taking Stage 1,2,3,4, Remember to bring extra t shirt and short for the test.
  • For those taking Stage 5 and Stage 6, please bring extra t shirt and LONG PANT.

What is Mock CAMS Test?

This session is a rehearsal for the CAMS assessment at their test center. A coach will guide you through each task to ensure you can perform it confidently. The assessment will only take place once, and you’ll receive a detailed summary report of your SwimSafer results afterward. During the session, we’ll provide proper guidance, highlighting areas for improvement and addressing any mistakes. This preparation ensures you’re fully equipped to perform well in the actual assessment. Our focus is on helping you refine your skills and build confidence in the water, ensuring you achieve the best possible outcome. Whether it’s technique adjustments or practical tips, the coach will be there to support you every step of the way. This rehearsal is your opportunity to gain valuable insights and polish your performance, setting you up for success in your SwimSafer certification.

Who need to attend this mock test?

  • Student who has been training in the condo pool and never been to the public pool before.
  • Student who are unsure of the swimsafer syllabus
  • Student who can swim but have not taken any swimsafer test before.
  • Busy kids who has no time for weekly swimming class but want to get at least a swimsafer certificate.
  • Students who are going for their MOE Swimsafer program in the year 2025 for term 2, term 3 and term 4, who can swim but have not taken any swimsafer test before. By default if your child have not taken any swimsafer test but can swim, he will still be getting swimsafer stage 1 when he attend the MOE Swimsafer program.
  • Students who want to do their next upgrade and need some advice from the swimsafer expert.
  • Students who recently failed their swimsafer test from MOE Swimsafer Programme
  • Students who wish to take exemption from MOE Swimsafer Program. Read More
  • Students who are not trained at the public pool before.
  • Students who wish to enrol in outdoor aquatic sports with other NSA
  • Students who wish to collect the swimsafer certification for future use,

5 Swimsafer Test Centers in Singapore

1) Bukit Canberra ActiveSG Swimming Complex (Closed Every Wednesday)

Bukit Canberra ActiveSg Swimming Complex is located at the North Region in Singapore. Resident staying around Woodlands, Yishun and Sembawang region can do the test at Bukit Canberra. Bukit Canberra Swimming Complex, located in the North of Singapore, is a designated SwimSafer test center offering state-of-the-art facilities for aquatic programs. Equipped with multiple pools, including a competition pool and a training pool, it caters to swimmers of all ages and skill levels. The complex is managed by professional staff and lifeguards, ensuring a safe environment for SwimSafer assessments and other water-based activities. Its modern design and convenient location make it a popular choice among residents. However, the facility closes every Wednesday for maintenance, ensuring that the complex remains clean and well-maintained for its users throughout the week.

Areas near Bukit Canberra Swimming Complex

Canberra Swimming Complex is located in the northern part of Singapore, within the Sembawang area. Nearby areas include:

  1. Sembawang
  2. Yishun
  3. Admiralty
  4. Woodlands (eastern side)
  5. Gambas

The swimming complex is near Canberra MRT station (North-South Line) and is easily accessible to residents of these neighborhoods. It is also close to amenities like Canberra Plaza and Sembawang Shopping Centre.

Bukit Canberra Test Schedule

Advisory: Please enrol only if you are well prepared or under your coach’s advice that you can take the test. If you are not sure, you may want to enrol in our Mock Test for a fee. Sign up below if interested.

Register Test at Canberra is Closed

2) Yio Chu Kang Activesg Swimming Complex (Closed Every Thursday)

Yio Chu Kang Activesg Swimming Complex is located at North East Region in Singapore. It will help cater to residence staying at Bishan, Ang Mo Kio, Hougang and Serangoon. Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex, located in the North-East of Singapore, is a key SwimSafer test center. It features well-maintained facilities, including a standard competition pool, a training pool, and a wading pool, catering to swimmers of all skill levels. The complex is renowned for its accessibility and family-friendly environment, making it a popular choice for water safety assessments and swimming programs. Professional instructors and lifeguards ensure a safe and supportive environment for participants. Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex plays an important role in promoting water safety and skill development, making it a trusted location for SwimSafer certifications.

Areas near Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex

Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex is located in the northern part of Singapore. Nearby areas include:

  1. Ang Mo Kio
  2. Seletar
  3. Bishan
  4. Sengkang (southern side)
  5. Hougang (northern side)
  6. Lentor

The swimming complex is close to Yio Chu Kang MRT station (North-South Line) and is easily accessible via public transportation and nearby roads. It is also near the Ang Mo Kio Town Centre and Yio Chu Kang Sports Centre.

Yio Chu Kang Test Schedule

Advisory: Please enrol only if you are well prepared or under your coach’s advice that you can take the test. If you are not sure, you may want to enrol in our Mock Test for a fee. Sign up below if interested.

Register Test at Yio Chu Kang is Closed

3) Jalan Besar Swimming Complex (Closed Every Tuesday)

Jalan Besar Swimming Complex, located in central Singapore, is a popular destination for swimmers across the island. Its strategic location makes it highly accessible, attracting people of all ages for recreational and competitive swimming. The complex features a standard competition pool, a training pool, and a wading pool, catering to various needs and skill levels. Known for its well-maintained facilities and clean environment, it is a preferred venue for swimming lessons, SwimSafer tests, and fitness programs. With experienced lifeguards and a family-friendly atmosphere, Jalan Besar Swimming Complex is a convenient and trusted choice for promoting water confidence and aquatic excellence.

Areas near to Jalan Besar Swimming Complex

Jalan Besar Swimming Complex is located in the Jalan Besar area, near several central and convenient locations in Singapore. The areas close to the swimming complex include:

  1. Kallang
  2. Little India
  3. Lavender
  4. Bugis
  5. Farrer Park
  6. Rochor

These areas are well-connected by public transportation, including MRT stations like Lavender (East-West Line) and Farrer Park (North-East Line), making it easily accessible.

Jalan Besar Test Schedule

Advisory: Please enrol only if you are well prepared or under your coach’s advice that you can take the test. If you are not sure, you may want to enrol in our Mock Test for a fee. Sign up below if interested.

Register Test at Jalan Besar is Closed

4) Pasir Ris Swimming Complex (Closed Every Wednesday)

Pasir Ris Swimming Complex is a key test center on the East side of Singapore, offering excellent facilities for swimming assessments and programs. Equipped with an Olympic-sized pool, a training pool, and a wading pool, it accommodates swimmers of all levels. The complex is a preferred location for SwimSafer assessments, emphasizing water safety and skill proficiency. Its family-friendly environment and accessibility via public transport make it a popular choice for residents in the East. Managed by experienced staff and lifeguards, Pasir Ris Swimming Complex provides a safe and well-maintained venue, fostering confidence and competence among swimmers pursuing certification.

Areas near to Pasir Ris Swimming Complex

Pasir Ris Swimming Complex is located in the eastern part of Singapore, within the Pasir Ris area. Nearby areas include:

  1. Tampines
  2. Simei
  3. Changi
  4. Loyang
  5. Bedok Reservoir (eastern side)

The swimming complex is close to Pasir Ris MRT station (East-West Line) and is easily accessible from these areas. It is also near Pasir Ris Town Park and White Sands Shopping Mall, making it a convenient location for residents and visitors.

Pasir Ris Test Schedule

Advisory: Please enrol only if you are well prepared or under your coach’s advice that you can take the test. If you are not sure, you may want to enrol in our Mock Test for a fee. Sign up below if interested.

Register Test at Pasir Ris is Closed

5) Jurong West Swimming Complex (Closed Every Tuesday)

Extra charge for entrance to Jurong West Swimming Complex due to added facilities such as lazy pool and slide. It is a prominent test center in the West of Singapore, catering to various swimming assessments and programs. Known for its modern facilities, it features an Olympic-sized pool, a teaching pool, and a wading pool, making it ideal for learners and advanced swimmers. The complex frequently hosts SwimSafer tests and serves as a hub for promoting water safety and skill development. Conveniently located near public transport, it attracts families and swimming enthusiasts alike. Its well-maintained amenities, coupled with professional instructors and lifeguards, make Jurong West Swimming Complex a reliable venue for conducting swimming certifications and fostering aquatic excellence.

Areas near Jurong West Swimming Complex

Jurong West Swimming Complex is located in the western part of Singapore. Nearby areas include:

  1. Boon Lay
  2. Pioneer
  3. Jurong East
  4. Taman Jurong
  5. Choa Chu Kang (southern side)

The complex is close to Pioneer MRT station (East-West Line) and easily accessible from these neighborhoods. It is also near schools, community centers, and Jurong Point Shopping Mall, making it a convenient spot for residents in the area.

Jurong West Test Schedule

Advisory: Please enrol only if you are well prepared or under your coach’s advice that you can take the test. If you are not sure, you may want to enrol in our Mock Test for a fee. Sign up below if interested.

Register Test at Jurong West is Closed

Swimsafer 2.0 CAMs Frequently Asked Questions

How do I book the Test under Swimsafer 2.0 CAMS?

You can check with your coaches and inform him you wish to do the test and he will register for you. Assessment Timeslots will be released at least 15 calendar days prior to the assessment date (excluding rain-off slots). These are the currently the test slots available in January.

Join our Chatgroup and We will update you if we have any new information

What is Swimsafer 2.0 CAMs?

Swimsafer 2.0 Cenralised Assessment Management System (CAMS) is a standardised Swimsafer Testing that would run across 5 different locations in Singapore known as Test Centers located in North, South, East, West and North East Region.

Is it the same as MOE Swimsafer Syllabus?

Yes, it is completely the same as MOE Swimsafer Syllabus as well as the testing sequence.

What we need to bring for the Swimsafer Test?

Bring along Goggle, Swim wear.
For Stage 1,2,3,4 (Bronze) -Bring Extra T shirt and Short
For Stage 5 (Sliver) & 6 (Gold)= Bring Extra T shirt and Long Pant.

How to pass the Swimsafer Test properly?

Get a Coach to Teach you Properly and following the Syllabus.

Where can I find more information about the “Must See Criteria” for Swimsafer Stage 1?

Will there still be any changes?

As this is still in a pilot phase, there will be questions being asked along the way as part of the improvement process. We will update if there is any new development. Else you can join our whatsapp group here to get the latest update.

Will the cert recognise by MOE ?

Yes the cert is accepted by MOE and can be use for your child next upgrade if he has not reach swimsafer stage 6.

How to Register for SwimSafer Assessments (Pilot Test for CAMS Jan-Mar 2025)?

• Registrations through the SwimSafer portal and the SwimSafer 2.0 Assessment Registration Form will cease.

•SwimSafer registration will require Service Providers to fill up a balloting form at SwimSafer Assessment Registration Ballot Form (Pilot Test for CAMS Jan – Mar 2025)
o One participant per FormSG submission
o One participant is only allowed to be registered under an assessment once.
o Participants cannot be registered for multiple locations on the same date.
o Service Provider may only submit up to 5 submissions per assessment day.
o Any submissions not following the mentioned points will be voided.

• After submission, Service Providers will be notified on the outcome of their Ballot. If successful, they can proceed to Assessment Registration Payment Form (Pilot Test for CAMS Jan – Mar 2025) to make payment

• Assessment Timeslots will be released at least 15 calendar days prior to the assessment date (excluding rain-off slots).

How is the balloting done?

• Submissions for each assessment are entered into a single balloting pool and randomized. For example, if an assessment receives 50 submissions but only has 20 slots available, 20 of those 50 submissions will be randomly selected for that assessment.

• The balloting pool is not formed by grouping all participants under a specific Service Provider and conducting a draw from a pool of Service Providers.

When will I know the outcome of my ballot?

• Service Providers will know if their ballot is Successful, Unsuccessful or Voided within 2 working days from the submission of their ballots via the email address they had provided in the ballot form

Can I make any changes for my ballot submission?

• No changes can be made after the ballot submission. Any changes will require you to submit a new ballot on a different assessment date.

Why was my ballot submission voided?

• Submissions are Voided due to the following 3 reasons:
o Multiple submissions of the same NRIC number within a single assessment
o Incorrect details during submission (e.g. wrong NRIC No. format)
o More than 5 submissions made by the same Service Provider

What should I do in an event of a bad weather?

• The assessor of the assessment will check with the ActiveSG staff at the swimming complex on the projected duration of closure due to inclement weather.

• Based on the information given, the assessor will make the decision to cancel the assessment if the closure duration exceeds the hour block for the assessment.

• Assessor will have to inform ActiveSG_SwimSafer that they are is a rain-off. By default, the rain-off assessment will be rescheduled to at least one week later.

• Service Providers will be notified of the new Rain-Off assessment details.

• If Service Providers do not wish to reschedule their assessment for their participants to the provided assessment, they will have to re-ballot for another assessment.

If I do not wish to reschedule my assessment due to rain off schedule does not fit?

• If Service Providers do not wish to reschedule their assessment for their participants to the provided assessment, they will have to re-ballot for another assessment.

How do we assign Assessors for the assessments?

•The SwimSafer team will assign assessors for each assessment in advance. On the day of the assessment, service providers and participants simply need to head to the designated assembly point, which will be marked with a SwimSafer signage.

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