The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is looking for new lifeguards to kickstart their careers in Aberdour.
They provide the staff who help keep visitors safe at Silver Sands.
Lifeguards do not just rescue those having trouble in the water, they also provide first-aid and safety advice to visitors.
Successful candidates will get world-class lifesaving training and develop valuable skills for future careers.
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Lachlan Edwards, lead lifeguard supervisor for Scotland, said: “To anyone thinking of becoming a lifeguard, just do it.
"It’s the best job, it’s so rewarding, and it keeps getting better – there’s so much opportunity for growth in the role.
“I love being outside on the beach all summer and sharing my knowledge with people. It often doesn’t feel like a job because I enjoy it so much, which is something a lot of lifeguards say.”
There are fitness requirements for those in the role, including being able to swim 400 metres in under seven and a half minutes.
Anyone who is interested in becoming a lifeguard can find out more about the role on the RNLI's website.
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