PADI Rescue Diver

 Course Requirements

Course Duration

  • 2 Days Open Water Training
  • ½ Day Classroom Academics

Course Materials

  • Manual
  • DVD
  • Equipment hire
  • Rescue management slate

 What you will need to bring

  • Swimsuit
  • Towel
  • 2X Passport photos
  • Transportation to dive site
  • Academic Materials
  • Food & drink
  • Lake entry fee

Equipment hire is provided during the course, but Scuba in the Weald 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.

Cost – £295

Package deal: Emergency First Response (EFR) + Oxygen First Aid + PADI Rescue Diver = £455 SAVE £60!

Cost includes:

  • Educational Materials
  • All equipment hire
  • Air fills
  • PADI Registration fee

Course Dates are listed on our course dates page and alternate dates can be tailor made to suit you! This course is also available on some of our diving trips & holidays

The PADI Rescue Diver program makes the serious subject of accident prevention and management enjoyable and rewarding. Until now, the emphasis of your training has been you and your dive buddy, but this program teaches you to make diving more safe and enjoyable for yourself and others.

During the PADI Rescue Diver course, you’ll learn how to foresee, prevent and manage potential diving accidents. This may include anything from assisting a tired diver to handling a possible emergency. Throughout the course, you’ll practice applying the knowledge and skills that can make the difference in the unlikely event problems do arise.

This is a great course to be involved with as a student or as one of the teaching staff; it is the most rewarding of all the non- professional courses Scuba in the Weald run.

The course is made up of Independent study, 1/2 Day Academics in the classroom and 2 Days Open Water Training.

 How can I continue my adventure?

Once you have completed your PADI Rescue Diver Course, you can aim towards PADI Master Scuba Diver which is the highest non- professional level. (5 Specialties, Current Emergency First Response First aid/CPR training, and PADI Rescue Diver) allows you to achieve this special rating.

You could also begin a PADI Divemaster Course the first step on the Professional ladder.

To compliment your Rescue Course you could book on to one of our PADI Oxygen First Aid Courses and become a PADI Oxygen Provider.

For further details or to book on any of our courses please contact us