PADI Rescue Diver Course – £425

Caring about your fellow divers is a simple thing to do when you go on the right courses. The PADI Rescue Diver Course (£425) is the most rewarding of all the non-professional dive courses 2DiVE4 run.

It is designed to develop your dive knowledge and skills to effectively perform diver rescues and assists, as well as teach you to manage diving accident situations and apply first aid skills. It is very much a “hands on” course, with role-playing to gain the experience needed for most dive incidents.

This course takes 3 days and is scheduled to run twice a year. To complete the PADI Rescue Diver course you must also complete the Emergency First Response Course (£129), or have successfully completed a sanctioned course in CPR within the last 24 months.

If you would like to get yourself booked onto the next PADI Rescue Diver course you can call us on 01279 815559

Course Duration

• Independent Home Study (Book and Video or CD Rom)
• 4 hours of theory modules (at 2DiVE4)
• 2 Days Open Water Training (Lake or Coastal session)

Pre-requisites

• Advanced Open Water Diver Certification (or equivalent)
• Minimum age: 15 (12 for Junior Divers)
• Complete a medical statement attached to our booking form

Price Includes

• Academic Materials (Excluding Video/DVD)
• PADI certification fee

Price Excludes

• Dive site entry fees
• PADI Rescue DVD

2DiVE4 highly recommend you have your own equipment including pocket mask, dive knife, dive slate, compass, and underwater watch/dive computer at this stage in your diving education. Alternatively you may hire or purchase equipment from us at a discount price.

You can also ‘bolt on’ the PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider course at the discounted price of £79. This course is a separate specialty course and can credit you towards your Master Scuba Diver certification.

What you will need to bring

• Swim Suit
• Towel
• 2 passport-sized photographs
• Academic Materials
• Proof of your PADI Advanced Open Water Scuba Diver Certification

Course Dates

This is a two and a half day course (Thursday evening theory, Saturday & Sunday practical) Theory sessions are conducted at our class location in Bishops Stortford, with the Open Water modules conducted at Wraysbury, Middlesex, or Stoney Cove in Leicestershire.