Rescue Diver

The PADI Rescue Diver course is an essential step in expanding a diver's knowledge and experience. Rescue Divers learn to consider the safety and well-being of other divers. To obtain the certification, it is mandatory to have a first aid qualification such as the EFR (Emergency First Response) course.

Rescue Diver training outlines the basics of problem prevention and accident management skills and concepts and prepares students to learn to handle more complex diving emergencies and to apply direct intervention techniques to help other divers in distress. problems. It is one of the most demanding and fun PADI courses.

The course will train you to identify and deal with any problem of yours or your partner and will prepare you to act by analyzing the environment and its possibilities and choosing the best option to solve or minimize a problem. The course provides you with the tools to become a "thinking diver", who anticipates problems and offers correct solutions according to different situations and variables.

The Rescue Diver is divided into five sections of Knowledge Development, Rescue Training Sessions and Open Water Rescue Drills which, together with the Final Exam, provide the tools to develop the skills of the students and assess their mastery in each phase of the course. grade.