Atlantic Pacific Tokyo Workshop
Learn Life-Saving Skills & Environmental Awareness
Hands-On Workshop for Youth
✔ Led by experienced instructors from the UK
✔ Learn and practice life-saving techniques
✔ Explore ocean awareness and sustainability issues
【Tokyo | May 23 - Limited Spots Available】
Basic Information of the workshop
Date: 23rd May (17:00 - 20:00)
Location: Tokyo (Specific venue to be announced)
Eligibility:13 - 18 years old (Junior high and high school students)
Language: English (/Japanese)
Participation Fee: JPY 15,000 (tax included)
What you will experience
This workshop is designed to give you practical skills, global awareness, and the confidence to take action — all through hands-on learning.
Introduction to First Aid
Gain practical skills that could one day save a life.
You will learn how to respond calmly in emergency situations through hands-on first aid training, building the confidence to take action when it matters most.
👉 Be the person who knows what to do in an emergency.
2. Understand Our Oceans
Discover how your actions impact the environment.
Through interactive activities, you will explore marine pollution and learn simple ways to protect our oceans and contribute to a more sustainable future.
👉 Small actions can create big change.
3. Introduction to Summer Camp
You will experience what it is like to join our summer camp, meet our international team and understand the educational philosophy.
👉 See what it means to learn beyond the classroom.
Our Instructors
Robin Jenkins
Founder / CEORobin Jenkins is a social entrepreneur and search-and-rescue advocate working to improve coastal safety and prevent drowning. His commitment to maritime rescue began while studying at UWC Atlantic in Wales, where he volunteered with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Since then, he has developed and delivered lifesaving training and community-led coastal safety programmes around the world.
He currently leads practical education programmes that combine rescue training, youth development, and humanitarian response, supporting communities to build the skills and capacity to protect lives.
In November 2018, his work with Atlantic Pacific was recognised by the UK government with the Points of Light Award for his contribution to humanitarian efforts.
Kate Sedwell
Co-Founder / COOKate Sedwell is an entrepreneur and community advocate advancing water safety education and youth development. Through lifesaving training, volunteer development, and international collaboration projects, she works to strengthen community resilience and promote environmental awareness.
Based in the UK, she connects organisations across education, charities, emergency services, and business sectors to design and deliver programmes with meaningful social impact.
She is a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Programme at Oxford Saïd Business School.
