Collaboration Guidelines
Applicable to both domestic (Taiwan) and international contexts.
- Instructor fees are calculated hourly and include course design, instruction, and on-site facilitation.
- The inviting organization is responsible for venue, equipment, registration, insurance, and safety support (administrative coordination / lifeguard).
- For locations outside Taipei City, transportation and accommodation should be provided or reimbursed based on actual costs.
Concept and International Alignment
This program integrates human rights education, emotional health, and risk prevention into primary-level aquatic learning, forming a practical model that unites safety, empathy, and self-regulation. It enhances not only water safety and response capacity but also guides children in emotional regulation, social interaction, and identity development.
Anchored in Original Habitat™, the course takes natural habitats as learning environments, cultivating self-awareness, self-rescue, self-protection, and self-discipline through immersive experience, while bringing human rights education into practice in everyday life. Its framework aligns with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the WHO LIVE LIFE and INSPIRE strategies—creating a cross-cultural pathway for 21st-century children’s rights and drowning-prevention education.
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