Rescue Course
Divemaster Course
With expert instructors, high-quality equipment included, and transport to the dive site, you will enjoy a safe and exciting experience while expanding your knowledge and gaining international certifications.
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Stress and Rescue training expands on basic problem prevention and accident management techniques that divers begin to learn in the Open Water Diver course.
At the Stress and Rescue level, you will be prepared to handle more complex diving emergencies and apply direct intervention techniques to assist others in case of an emergency. This course is demanding but realistic in its approach, content, and focus.
The course includes theoretical classes with the instructor, reviewing course topics, and a final exam. In the water, we will practise rescue drills.
In the Divemaster course, you will guide others while supervising diving activities and assisting with the training of other students. Through knowledge development sessions, aquatic skills exercises, and workshops, you will gain practical experience and develop the skills to organise and lead a variety of diving activities.
In this course, you will develop skills to prevent and manage diving emergencies, improving your confidence and preparedness in critical situations.
You must be at least 12 years old, hold an Advanced Open Water or equivalent certification, and have completed a first aid and CPR course in the last 24 months.
The typical duration is 2–3 days, depending on weather conditions and student progress.
The Divemaster course prepares you to take on leadership roles in diving, allowing you to supervise diving activities and assist in diver training.
You must be at least 18 years old, hold a Rescue Diver certification, have logged a minimum of 40 dives, and have recent first aid and CPR training.
The duration varies depending on the programme and student availability, but it is generally completed in 4 to 6 weeks.
