Swim Wales
Edi Brkovic currently serves as the Head Coach of Talent Centre East at Swim England since September 2023 and has held the position of Head of Aquatics at The Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School since April 2021. Edi also continues to lead Watford Waterpolo as Head Coach since April 2013 and has previous experience coaching at North London Collegiate School as a Waterpolo coach from September 2016 to May 2021. Notable past roles include U19 National Coach for the Royal Belgium Swimming Federation from March 2019 to April 2021, Academy Head Coach for England Waterpolo from January 2016 to April 2021, and coaching positions at Queen Elizabeth's School, Barnet, The London School of Economics and Political Science, and the Royal Air Force. Additionally, Edi was an Assistant Coach for Great Britain Waterpolo from January 2014 to December 2015.
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Swim Wales is the National Governing Body for Aquatics and it associated disciplines in Wales which include Swimming, Water-Polo, Para Swimming, Diving, Artistic Swimming, Open Water and Masters Swimming. The organisation was formed in 1897 as the Welsh Amateur Swimming Association and adopted the trading name of Swim Wales in 2003. It is responsible for establishing the laws of Aquatic sport, for organising certification and education programmes for coaches, officials and teachers, and for recreational swimming, aiming to ensure that everybody in Wales has the opportunity participate commencing with learn to swim programmes in a safe and fun environment. Swimming is a vital lifesaving skill and Swim Wales is committed to ensuring their development work includes and provides everyone the opportunity to learn to swim through Swim Wales learn to swim framework. Swim Wales affiliated organisations are currently structured regionally, with over 80 affiliated member clubs who together have a combined membership of over 11,000 members across South East Wales, West Wales and North Wales regions. Acknowledgement must be given to the huge legion of volunteers who give up their time freely in clubs. Swim Wales manages the development of competitive swimming to progress skills from foundation to international level, and organises competitions, including closed, national and open championships to provide relevant opportunities.