How much training do i need to become a Lifeguard?

Well...if you're already training, then you're on your way! And like the first answerer said, the more the better! As long as you've completed all required courses (lifeguard training courses/first aid & CPR/AED). You probably should also be efficient in knowledge and skills needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies since there will be a test/interview when you're looking to be hired. But really, as long as you've passed everything with certificates and you know your stuff, you're ready to go! The more experience, the better lifeguard you'll be.

The more the better. People want to hire the best, so the more you'll train, the better you'll get. The better you get, the better the chance someone will hire you.