Scubaworld

Padi Rescue Diver Course with Scubaworld on the Costa Blanca

PADI Rescue Diver Have   you   ever   wondered   how   you   would   deal   with   your   buddy   if   he   was   in   an   emergency   situation,   injured   or panicked? Rewarding   and   fun   -   that   best   describes   the   PADI   Rescue   Diver   course.   This   course   will   expand   your   knowledge and   experience   level:   Rescue   Divers   learn   to   look   beyond   themselves   and   consider   the   safety   and   well   being   of other    divers.    Rescue    Diver    training    will    prepare    you    to    prevent    problems    and,    if    necessary,    manage    dive emergencies.   Having   qualified   as   a   PADI   Rescue   Diver   you'll   be   able   to   recognize   risk   before   it   becomes   a problem.   You'll   feel   far   more   confident   in   the   water   and   most   important   of   all,   you're   now   a   real   contribution   to the safety and security of all who dive with you.

Although   this   course   is   serious,   it   is   an   enjoyable   way   to   build   your   confidence.   With   real   rescue   scenarios   to deal with you'll learn and get to practice your skills as a competent diver.

The   Rescue   diver   course   consists   of   classroom,   pool   and   open   water   training.   Knowledge   Development   is based   on   a   self-study   method,   allowing   you   to   study   in   your   own   time,   at   your   own   pace.   Home   study   is   backed up   by   Academic   sessions   with   a   PADI   Instructor,   to   ensure   full   understanding   of   Rescue   theory.   Now   also available   PADI   Rescue   diver   course   online.   With   this   option   you   study   the   theoretical   part   online   in   your   own pace With  Which   way   you   choose   to   follow   your   course   (online   or   with   manual   and   DVD),   we   at   Scubaworld   would   be   glad to help you to get your (next) PADI  dive certification.

During the five open water sessions you'll cover: • Self-rescue and diver stress • AED and emergency oxygen delivery    systems • dive first aid • swimming and non-swimming rescue techniques • emergency management and equipment • panicked diver response • underwater problems • missing diver procedures • surfacing the unconscious diver • in-water rescue breathing protocols egress (exits) • first aid procedures for pressure related accidents • dive accident scenarios

Prerequisites: · PADI Advanced Open Water or equivalent certification · Minimum age: 15 years old  (12 for PADI Junior Rescue Diver) ·   Successful   completion   of   a   sanctioned   CPR   program   within   the   past   24   months.   The   Emergency   First   Response Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid) courses meet these requirements. All students must complete a PADI Medical Questionnaire prior to participating in the course. how long will it take? Recommended Course Hours: 25 Minimum Open Water Training: five sessions over two days The course price includes your own manual, slate and certification card.(*different by eLearning)

What Next? You   have   the   option   of   enrolling   onto   the    PADI   Divemaster    course,   the   first   step   on   the   PADI   professional ladder. This is your ticket to international travel & opportunities to gain employment in the dive industry. Alternatively,   complete   five   PADI   Specialty   programs   and   earn   PADI’s   highest   non-professional   rating   of   PADI Master Scuba Diver.

Scubaworld

Padi Rescue Diver Course with Scubaworld on the Costa Blanca

PADI Rescue Diver Have    you    ever    wondered    how    you    would    deal    with    your buddy    if    he    was    in    an    emergency    situation,    injured    or panicked? Rewarding    and    fun    -    that    best    describes    the    PADI    Rescue Diver   course.   This   course   will   expand   your   knowledge   and experience     level:     Rescue     Divers     learn     to     look     beyond themselves   and   consider   the   safety   and   well   being   of   other divers.    Rescue    Diver    training    will    prepare    you    to    prevent problems     and,     if     necessary,     manage     dive     emergencies. Having    qualified    as    a    PADI    Rescue    Diver    you'll    be    able    to recognize   risk   before   it   becomes   a   problem.   You'll   feel   far more   confident   in   the   water   and   most   important   of   all,   you're now   a   real   contribution   to   the   safety   and   security   of   all   who dive with you.

Although   this   course   is   serious,   it   is   an   enjoyable   way   to   build your   confidence.   With   real   rescue   scenarios   to   deal   with   you'll learn and get to practice your skills as a competent diver.

The   Rescue   diver   course   consists   of   classroom,   pool   and open   water   training.   Knowledge   Development   is   based   on   a self-study   method,   allowing   you   to   study   in   your   own   time,   at your    own    pace.    Home    study    is    backed    up    by    Academic sessions   with   a   PADI   Instructor,   to   ensure   full   understanding of    Rescue    theory.    Now    also    available    PADI    Rescue    diver course   online.   With   this   option   you   study   the   theoretical   part online in your own pace With  Which   way   you   choose   to   follow   your   course   (online   or   with manual   and   DVD),   we   at   Scubaworld   would   be   glad   to   help you to get your (next) PADI  dive certification.

During the five open water sessions you'll cover: • Self-rescue and diver stress • AED and emergency oxygen delivery    systems • dive first aid • swimming and non-swimming rescue techniques • emergency management and equipment • panicked diver response • underwater problems • missing diver procedures • surfacing the unconscious diver • in-water rescue breathing protocols egress (exits) • first aid procedures for pressure related accidents • dive accident scenarios

Prerequisites: · PADI Advanced Open Water or equivalent certification · Minimum age: 15 years old  (12 for PADI Junior Rescue Diver) ·   Successful   completion   of   a   sanctioned   CPR   program   within the   past   24   months.   The   Emergency   First   Response   Primary Care   (CPR)   and   Secondary   Care   (First   Aid)   courses   meet   these requirements. All    students    must    complete    a    PADI    Medical    Questionnaire prior to participating in the course. how long will it take? Recommended Course Hours: 25 Minimum Open Water Training: five sessions over two days The    course    price    includes    your    own    manual,    slate    and certification card.(*different by eLearning)

What Next? You   have   the   option   of   enrolling   onto   the    PADI   Divemaster   course,   the   first   step   on   the   PADI   professional   ladder.   This   is your    ticket    to    international    travel    &    opportunities    to    gain employment in the dive industry. Alternatively,   complete   five   PADI   Specialty   programs   and   earn PADI’s   highest   non-professional   rating   of   PADI   Master   Scuba Diver.